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Siam Niramit Phuket
A beautiful kaleidoscope of colours, myths and history and with over 100 artists, the Siam Niramat portrays a deep and breathtaking narrative of 700 years of Thai history and culture. The carefully recreated traditional Thai village around the theatre, with its little huts and delightful guides, as well as the dinner buffet with a variety of exotic local cuisine, adds to the experience.
The Siam Niramit show is a three-act show combining an impressive range of dance, martial arts and acrobatics. Over 100 artists in over 500 costumes will take you into a delightful journey about history, culture, lifestyle and numerous Thai festivals. It is a visual treat to watch such a great show with neatly planned set changes, beautiful sceneries and artists performing with excellent coordination and perfection.
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Simon Cabaret
Simon Cabaret is located at 8 Sirirat Road in Phuket, Thailand. It is an intimate theatre which offers live cabaret shows by dancers in sparkly attire and head-dresses. Established in 1991, Simon Cabaret has a jaw-dropping stage design with hi-tech sound system and lighting equipment. The theatre has been providing a rich source for entertainment for its visitors.
With a seating capacity of almost 600 people, Simon Cabaret is also known to be one of the leading sources of entertainment in Southeast Asia. Besides this, Simon Cabaret caters to everyone’s needs. It performs songs in Thai, Japanese, Korean, and English language and the professional approach to each musical theme will make your decision of visiting this place worth it.
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Sirinat National Park
The Sirinath National Park is one of Phuket's most popular tourist attractions. Its many acres of protected areas include white sandy beaches, coral reefs, coniferous and evergreen forests as well as mangroves. Tourists flock in many numbers to explore the 13 km coastline of this beautiful park.
Splash Jungle Water Park
The Splash Water Jungle Park on Mai Khao beach is known for its fun water thrills and adventures. With its gigantic water slides and rides, it is a part of the beautiful Grand Vest Villas in Phuket. Though not very large and insanely crowded, there are rides of varying difficulty levels for both kids and adults. Apart from wild and exciting rides and two in-house restaurants, the Splash bar and Spa village are added attractions.
Sui Boon Tong Shrine
Located on Pattana road in Phuket town, the Sui Boon Tong Shrine or the Lorong Shrine is a yellow structure founded about three decades ago. With its revered collection of deities and spacious rooms, it is one of the most important shrines that hosts a variety of activities during the annual vegetarian festival in Phuket.
Surin Beach
Surin beach, also sometimes called Millionaire's Row, is a celebrity favorite due to its classy resorts and hotels along the bay. During the high season, the beach gets its life back with a long line of massage centers, fruit juice stalls, vendors selling local food, beach toys, and many more.
Surin beach, which once used to be rowed with beach clubs and restaurants, is now more beautiful and natural, with many palm trees and parking space. Swimming would be an excellent option during the high season, but the sea can be rough in the low season.
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Thai Hua Museum
Thai Hua Museum on Krabi Road in Old Phuket Town is a beautiful and well-maintained Sino-Portuguese building dating back to 1917. This recently renovated building was once a Chinese-language school called ‘Phuket Huabun School’, ‘Ratjunhua School’ and finally Thai Hua School’. Today this colonial building is a museum and exhibition space that is also occasionally used as a function hall.
The Thai Hua Museum is run by the Lok Xian Kok or Kusonsongkhroh Foundation which is a charitable organization set up during the mining era in Phuket. With the original plan of helping fellow immigrants, a school was established for Chinese immigrant children so that they could study in a more comfortable language. The Thai Hua Museum won an award in the category of constitutional and public buildings by the Siam Architect Association under the King’s patronage in 2008. The award celebrated its outstanding role in conserving architectural arts.
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Thalang National Museum
The small Thalang National Museum is an ideal place to spend to learn a little about the rich Thai history. The museum houses prehistoric crafts, maps, sculptures as well as old photos showing battle scenes, and the Phuket of a couple of centuries ago. There are also some Chinese figurines and deities on display here.
Thavorn Hotel and Museum
The Thavorn Hotel and Museum is a quirky little establishment, which stores old junk that has outgrown their use and discarded by the hotel over the years. These items range from ancient typewriters and dusty fridges, to even a bizarre collection of zippers and buttons! It is a fun place to spend an afternoon poking around through this random assortment of objects, and casting back your mind to imagine a time and place in which they were once used.
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Ton Sai Waterfall
Walk through winding overgrown trails within the Khao Phra Thaeo National Park, discovering different varieties of plants and lichen on your way to the Ton Sai Waterfalls. You might even get to see some pretty spotted deer and gibbon along the way. The small waterfall is a 2km walk within the park, and is thus ideal for a little nature stroll.
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