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Peranakan Phuket Museum

Situated in Thalang area, Peranakan Phuket Museum gives visitors a great opportunity to learn about Thai history amidst stunning architectural surroundings. This Sino-Portuguese-style museum features great exhibits of shops, houses, and lanes. Visitors can also taste Thai delicacies from the restaurant and also from the jewellery store situated in the museum premises. Unlike other museums, this museum is small, which makes it easier and quicker to explore and offers plenty of things to see and do. Along with studying the exhibits, visitors can indulge in playing dress-up with the costumes from the past and get a photoshoot done. Read More

Phang Nga Bay, also known as Ao Phangnga, is a group of 42 islands situated between the Malay peninsula of Thailand and Phuket. Spread over 400 square miles, it is a picturesque location known for archaeological sites of limestone caves and cliffs, mangrove forests, beds of seagrass, and numerous species of flora and fauna, including the endangered Malaysian plover. A part of the Bay is occupied by the Ao Phang Nga National Park, declared to be a protected area in 1981. It is also a designated Ramsar Site (an important wetland of ecological importance Internationally as per the Ramsar Convention) in 2002. Credence must be given to the popularity of Phang Nga to the James Bond Movie, "The Man with the Golden Gun," shot at one of the islands within the National Park area. The beautiful location of the Bay was also used in the Hollywood space film, "Star Wars, Episode III: Revenge of the Sith" to show the Battle of Kashyyyk taking place on the home planet of the Wookiees Read More

Phuket Aquarium in Cape Panwa is situated 40 kms away from the central Phuket City, near the Thai Navy's Third Area Naval Command Base. Established in 1983, Phuket Aquarium is a part of the Phuket Marine Biological Center (PMBC), spread over 20 acres of prime waterfront property on Phuket's southeast coast. Devoted to marine education, protection and research in this field, PMBC has an incubator, endangered museum species and a research vessel on grounds. Although a smaller space, the Aquarium, they intend at developing an educational day program for future generations The Aquarium hosts over 30 water tanks here, sheltering not just regular fishes, but sharks, eels, shrimps, crabs, seahorses and even the famous 'Nemo' clownfish. The place might also be the only place in Phuket where with a Sea Turtle Sanctuary, where caging and forcefully breeding these creatures is strictly prohibited. With a nature trail outside leading to plenty of turtles, Phuket Aquarium cares for these turtles and releases them back into the sea. Read More

The Phuket or Rawai Art Village is located in a quiet corner of the Rawai beach. With its fascinating and colourful mix of paintings, murals and puppets, it is the perfect place to soak in both traditional Thai as well as modern and bohemian art forms. There are a couple of art galleries in the village which put up exhibitions.

Phuket Bird Paradise is a tourist favourite, with its beautiful gardens and a colourful abundance of feathered beauties everywhere. You can find a great variety of exotic species here including parakeets and bright parrots. The bird show provides some thoroughly enjoyable avian entertainment, and you can also get a picture with some of these pretty creatures posing demurely on your shoulders and heads! As you enter the Phuket Bird Paradise, you will find three parrots to the right to take beautiful pictures. Apart from variant birds and fantastic bird shows, the place has enormous statues of many birds, which would be great photographic spots. Though you can buy your pictures from the photographers, it is best to carry your own camera to take as many pics as you like. Read More

Phuket Botanical Garden provides an interesting and educational experience with its rich horticultural display. You get to see traditional Thai rice cultivation, a beautiful display of orchids, as well as a rainforest garden on your tour through this botanical garden.

The Phuket Cobra Show and Snake Farm pulls a large crowd, who are eager to witness these deadly creatures, including the king cobra, do some great tricks and enthralling performances. The trained and courageous men even get a kiss from these venomous snakes! Talk about deadly kisses not being for the faint-hearted!

Phuket FantaSea is a state-of-the-art cultural theme park located on Kamala Beach of Phuket Island. The park includes attractions like a shopping street, a grand 4000 seat dining facility and a 3000 seat theatre, all spread over 140 acres. The restaurant serves a sumptuous dinner with excellent Thai and international cuisine. There a lot of fun-to-do activities all around the park before the main show begins. The main highlight of the park is the Las-Vegas style theatrical production ‘Fantasy of a Kingdom’ which takes you on a journey of Thailand’s charm, beauty history, traditions and art. Over 400 people enact the show along with elephants, tigers, goats, chickens and pigeons. The vibrant Thai heritage is brought alive with special effects, cutting edge technologies, acrobatics, illusions, pyrotechnics, elephant performances and stunts, aerial ballet and much more, which is sure to leave you awestruck. Don’t miss the opportunity to witness this masterpiece act on your trip to Phuket! Read More

The Phuket Mining Museum, an impressive Sino-Portuguese style pink building, gives one an insight into Phuket's rich mining history. Also known as Kathu Mining Museum, this carefully designed structure houses many impressive mining artefacts, one of the star attractions being the scaled model of a mine depicting hundreds of wax figures at work. Along with rubber and fishing, tin mining is what made Phuket rich and attracted many immigrants from China and other countries. The park outside the Phuket mining museum has many abandoned mining equipment and machine spare parts. Inside, you will find many exhibitions and pictures which recreate tin mines, opium den, living and working conditions of the labourers and a sneak peek into the daily lives of their families. There is also a room full of rocks, technical information and photographs about tin-processing. Read More

Located on the east side of the Phuket Island, Phuket Old Town is the capital of the island knowns for its street art and traditional and Sino-Portuguese architecture from the 19th century. It is perfect for a half day, strolling across the streets, including Dubik, Ranong, Rasada, Yaowarat, Krabi and Thalang. Phuket Walking Street is set up here, every Sunday.