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Chalong Night Market

If tourists in Phuket want to have some street-shopping, then heading to Chalong Night Market is the ideal option. The Chalong Night Market offers an array of handmade souvenirs, food, and local trinkets and goodies at affordable prices. Renowned as a favourite shopping destination for the locals, tourists, and expats, Chalong Night Market has little stalls and stores lined on the streets, selling affordable clothing, bags, shoes, and various other products. Visitors can also experiment with unique Thai delicacies, including bugs and crickets, snacks, desserts, seafood barbecues, and fresh fruits. The best time to visit this market is over the weekend when the market comes alive with close to hundreds of sellers from around Phuket, coming together to set up stores to sell their goods. Read More

One of the most popular temples of Phuket, Chalong Wat is an impressive building almost always flocked with devotees and tourists. The place is adorned with about three dozen carved Buddhas, intricate gold carvings, a serpent bannister of stone and lotus ponds. It is close to the Big Buddha, and both can be visited on a single trip. Phuket houses numerous Buddhist temples dotted across the island, but Wat Chalong remains the largest and the most striking in terms of architecture. The temple is built in the traditional style, with several buildings surrounding a five-story high main structure, all housed in the same compound. The temple complex is flanked by many small stalls selling mostly clothes, but one can also find unusual items such as orchids. Situated 8 km south of Phuket, it s the most beautiful and revered temple in the area. Also located in the temple compound is a newly established Phra Mahathat Chedi devoted to a relic of Buddha. Read More

Chillva market on the side of Yaowarat road is a fun and exciting place to explore, with its bohemian vibes and shops made out of ship containers.These shops sell a wide array of colorful goodies and local trinkets including clothes and other jewellery. It is also the perfect place to experiment with some exotic Thai cuisine - including some fried insects like grasshoppers and silkworms!

Baan Chinpracha or Chinpracha house is one of the eighteen Sino-colonial mansions in Phuket and is the only one open to the public. Visitors are free to explore the ground floor, two-bedroom upstairs and the kitchen; the rest of the house is closed for visitors as people still live here. The main highlights of the house are the sky lit inner courtyard (formerly with a well), indoor pond with fish and beautifully decorated flowers and also the kitchen with old-fashioned stoves, clay cooking pots and brass utensils. The Chinpracha house, built in 1903 in the Sino-Portuguese style, gives a glimpse of the luxuries of a bygone era. With its beautiful Italian tiles, imported antique furniture, indoor pond and collection of personal items, it makes for a delightful little walk and exploration. Read More

Community Park is a refreshing pop of green in the city, situated next to Kata Beach. Well maintained and with a relaxing atmosphere, it is the perfect place to take stroll, do some exercise, watch kids play or just enjoy some quiet and peace away from the bustle and noise outside.

Coral Island, also known as Ko Hey, is a small island in Rawai southeast of the mainland of Phuket. Blessed by coral reefs and blue waters, the island has vibrant tropical fishes, making it perfect for snorkeling and diving. The island has two white sand beaches, a long beach, and a banana beach, and it is open all year long. It is a 15-minute speedboat ride from Chalong Pier, Situated in the southeast of Phuket, Coral Islands offers its visitors a bustling array of options for a fun vacation. With its lovely beaches and coral reefs, tourists are free to spend the day doing several activities - from relaxing massages to taking scuba-diving and snorkeling lessons and a variety of other water sports. A serene place to enjoy with family, have a private romantic dinner with your partner, or indulge in activities with friends, Coral Island has it all. Be sure to plan for an overnight stay, making your experience marvelous. Read More

The only dolphinarium in Phuket, Dolphins Bay is a family entertainer with activities like Dolphin and Seal show, swimming with dolphins and also getting to pose with these sea beauties. The dolphins are well trained to perform tricks like turning hula hoops, bouncing in water, hiding in water and even paint with a brush. The dolphins even carry their trainers on their snout and flip them in the air! The seals hug and kiss you if seated in the first two rows. The trainers and the creatures exhibit a great bond. One can also choose to swim with the dolphins after the show. It is quite a relaxing experience, and kids would enjoy it thoroughly. Read More

Freedom Beach is a pristine 300m stretch of white sand peppered with granite rocks and surrounded by lush green hills full of jungles. The unique location of Freedom Beach gives it an exceptional feel. Although it wasn't easy to access this beach earlier, it has become much simpler to go to via longtail boats nowadays. Freedom Beach also has two mini-goals for soccer and posts for beach volleyball. Unfortunately, Freedom Beach is mostly accessible by the Longtail boat. The longtail boat season is highest during the high season, which usually is from December to June. Though both the northern and the southern tip of Freedom Island has plenty of coral reefs, the reefs on the southern side are more colourful and striking. Read More

Deriving its name from the beautiful Friendship resort located along its coast, the Friendship beach is ideal for a relaxed vacation, for long walks in the sand and great views across the bay. The beach also has some pretty bars and restaurants offering traditional Thai cuisine and live music.

Located in a national park about 25 km south of the old Phuket town, the Gibbon Rehabilitation Project is worth a visit to understand, and appreciate nature. Witness the rescued gibbons live and thrive in their natural habitat, and realise the importance of wildlife conservation.