Places to visit in Phuket

• Phi Phi Island: You must have heard about Phi Phi Island, the showstopper among Thailand’s tourist destinations. With impressive beaches teaming up with sparkling turquoise blue water and unusual rock structures, its beauty will never disappoint you. Use a speedboat to explore the stunning sights around the island in a short period.
• Phang Nga Bay: This place will leave you with a unique and unforgettable experience. One of the most attractive features of the bay is the limestone cliff standing straight out of the emerald-green waters. Koh Panyee and James Bond island are the two popular spots of this bay other than Panak and Hong Kong island. One must try sea kayaking at Phang Nga Bay to explore the stunning natural wonders such as limestone islands, caves and gorgeous secret lagoons.
• Phuket viewpoints: Being in Phuket, you will feel that a painter has painted the city with spectacular perspectives. Whether its sunrise or sunset views, oceans stretch far till they mix with blue sky or tropical lushness or hilltops. You just have to get on the wheels and experience the best of nature. Some of the best-known viewpoints in Phuket include Karon View Point, located between Kata Noi and Nai Harn beaches, Promthep Cape for picture-perfect sunset views along with others such as Black Rock viewpoint, Rang Hill and Monkey Hill.
• Big Buddha: Located on the top of the Nakkerd Hills, this 45metres tall Buddha statue looks down over Chalong, Rawai and Kata and is easily visible from almost all parts of the southern Phuket. The view from the top of the hill is just breathtaking and takes you on a journey to the real Thailand. The place also has a museum depicting the story of the Big Buddha.
• Wat Chalong: Among the 29 Buddhist temples in Phuket, Wat Chalong is the largest and the most respected one. Dedicated to two famous monks, Luang Pho Chaem and Luang Pho Chuang, who guided Chalong district’s citizens to fight against the Chinese and also treated the war-injured people with herbal medicine. This beautifully decorated temple has several interesting sights that you can't miss such as the statue of Poh Than Jao Wat, Nonsi and Ta Khee-Lek. But there are certain crucial things to remember before visiting the temple. Women should cover their shoulders and wear skirts or pants extending down to their knees.
• Two Heroines Monument: Located on the Thepkasattri Road traffic roundabout, the Two Heroines monument is one of the top landmarks of the island. The memorial was built in the memory of two sisters Lady Chan and Lady Mook who played a significant role in saving Phuket from Burmese invaders in 1785 during the Battle of Thalang.
• Old Phuket Town: Besides a plethora of natural beauty, Phuket also has a rich historical legacy which you can explore in Old Phuket Town. This region boasts of Sino-Portuguese houses, Sino-Colonial mansions and several ancient buildings which have now taken the form of museums, restaurants, shops and hotels. While visiting Old Phuket Town, don't forget to visit several famous streets like Thalang, Yowarat, Ranong, Phang Nga, Dibuk and Krabi road. The best way to explore this place is by going for an early morning walk.

Nightlife in Phuket

Bangla Road: Patong’s Bangla Road comes alive when the sun sets. The road gets close for traffic and gets transform into a party with loud music and neon lights. Take a walk around and visit the best of nightclubs, bars, pubs, restaurants or discos. If you are looking to spend a fun night, Bangla Road should be your first option.

Simon Cabaret: Dazzling background sets, fabulous costumes, quick set change and superb choreography is what defines Simon Cabaret. The ladyboys at the Simon are exceptionally skilled that keep the audience of all age groups glued throughout the entire show. It should be on your must-see list.