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Wat Suwan Khiri Wong

The Wat Suwan Khiri Wong or the Patong temple, is a dazzling red and gold extravaganza offering a glimpse into the rich culture of old Patong. The intricately designed roof, gold coated detail and majestic Buddha statue make this a must-visit for anyone wishing to soak in Thai architecture.

Windmill Viewpoint

Located on an island near Promthep Cape, the windmill viewpoint gives breathtaking views of Ya Nui and Nai Harn beaches, and a tiny island Koh Man, situated to the right of Promthep Cape. It is a relatively small place with a ‘Sala’ (roof/pavilion with no walls), sitting space and occasional fruit juice or jewellery vendors. Apart from the view of the islands and beaches, one gets to look at passing sea traffic, and fantastic sunset views. The Windmill Viewpoint gives a beautiful view of the clear Thai skies, spread across the Yai Nui beach. With its tall white windmill glinting in the backdrop, this place in Nai Harn Beach is sought after to click that ideal photo by many tourists. Read More

Ya Nui Beach

The quaint little cove of Ya Nui is located in the south of Phuket, between Windmill Cove and Promthep Cape. With its charming blue-green waters, soft sand and corals, the bay offers a lot of activities like snorkelling, kayaking and fishing.

Ziplining in Phuket

The small island of Phuket offers an ideal terrain and geography to enjoy the most thrilling zipline activity. You can hover over the green landscape, around 40 meters above ground level. The bird’s eye view of the lush green rainforest is beyond incredible. Plus, the activity gives you the much-needed thrill and excitement.

As Patong's largest and Thailand's second-largest hypermarket, Big C Extra Jungceylon Phuket features extensive varieties of food and household items. Close to Tesco Lotus, this two-storey department store is the go-to destination for locals and tourists alike for anything from sunscreen, branded clothing to wine, snacks and even souvenirs. Big C is open daily from 9 AM to 11 PM.

Customize your furniture at Phuket’s largest furniture mall, the Index Living Mall boasting the latest global home improvement trends. The first floor is dedicated to shops selling goods, the Oishi Japanese Buffet Restaurant, a mini coffee shop, and kitchenware stores. On the second floor are designer outlets such as Berlin Urbanloft. Opening hours are daily from 10 AM to 9 PM.

In the heart of downtown Phuket, Limelight Avenue is the newest all-day shopping, entertainment and dining venue. From plush health and beauty stores, and boutique clothing, to trendy shoes and Phuket’s largest Tops Supermarket, this complex is open daily from 10:30 AM to 9 PM. In addition, the food court offers coffee shops, bakeries and restaurants like the Lemongrass Restaurant, Japanese Restaurant and McDonald’s.

Popular for its home improvement shop HomePro, Phuket HomePro Village is an abode for world-class furniture, homeware and handicrafts. This chic shopping mall is a sought after for sportswear, eyeglasses and wines. HomePro Village also has a massive Toys R Us store, a Boots outlet, luxurious spas and Villa Market stocking organic groceries.

Tesco Lotus Extra is a convivial shopping and dining destination for locals, tourists and ex-pats on Bypass Road. This supercentre hosts the area’s biggest supermarket, outlets of world-famous clothing, apparel brands and food chains like HomePro, Uniqlo, McDonald’s and Starbucks, Thai banks, restaurants, phone and electronics shops and DIY stores.

Flanked by fountains, palms and interconnected buildings beside Marriott’s sun-soaked beach, Turtle Village is Mai Khao’s largest shopping-cum-dining complex. This oceanfront mall blends big names in fashion with excellent global food. From 10 AM to 11 PM every day, one can browse through shops selling souvenirs, clothing and apparel at Esprit, Jim Thompson, Swensen’s, and posh cafés like Coffee Club.