Old Phuket Town

Phuket, Thailand | Four Days Three Nights Free Travel Guide is here‼️ From Bangkok: Phuket Island 1.5h 🏨Accommodation: · Le Méridien Resort Overall very nice close to Patong breakfast is also delicious the pool is large the hotel's beach sand is fine but the room tables and chairs are a bit old Kata Tanani Beach Resort At the entrance of Kata Beach, there is a 711 Family Mart and restaurants as said online the rooms are really damp and old not a good sleep Tanani building on this side, push the window to see the sea view and feel it's okay again ✅Itinerary: ✨Day1 Phuket Town has many colorful houses with the taste of the old streets Patong Beach is very photogenic the bar street is very lively Ban Zaan Market fresh seafood is delicious bargain hard ✨Day2 Phi Phi Island - Egg Island day trip Lazy travel 9:30 leave the hotel 6:30 return to the hotel Phi Phi Island is beautiful recently rainy season the waves are a bit big the boat is very bumpy snorkeling✅ see jelly sea✅ watch sunset✅ ride a wooden boat√✅ ✨Day3 After breakfast play with sand at Kata Beach swim at the hotel The restaurant on the cliff is a must-visit for photos, absolutely beautiful!! CentralPuket shopping Frog Night Market is photogenic half clothes half food ✨ Day4 Soak in the hotel kids play with the hotel swimming pool facilities Check in at Amari Hotel for afternoon tea with sea view worth going Ban Zaan Market have a seafood meal before going home The 711+ here is easy to shop and Thai milk tea is also delicious Remember to bargain before getting on a tutu car the drivers dare to quote high prices Phuket Island in the rainy season the weather forecast is inaccurate sometimes sunny sometimes rainy Do sun protection when going out to sea choose a day trip to two islands is enough

Tourist Spot - Phuket old town Sunday night market Shopping - Local street food Highlight - For those who love street-style photography, this place is highly recommended. The night market starts around 5 PM until 10 PM, and it's a pedestrian street available every Sunday. The current highlight is the 'Rainbow Road' where you can stop by for photos. Rating - 10/10

Phuket Island has not only beaches, but also the colorful, dopamine-filled, dreamy Phuket Town.💒 Even though the Thai Songkran festival has passed, traveling to Phuket Island for a vacation is still a good choice. However, it is recommended to plan ahead for a visit to Phuket Town, this time I walked 30,000 steps in the old town streets, and I have summarized nine strategies that you can directly copy for your homework!🎏 - 🇹🇭Travel Tips: 👉 ❶Be sure to come over the weekend, Phuket Town has a weekend night market that is much more lively!🤹 ❷You can stay in Phuket Town for one night, but it is not recommended to stay too far away, as the surrounding area is quite remote and a short taxi ride can cost quite a bit of money🎫 ❸Must-visit buildings include: Rose Wall Café, Tiffany Blue Building, On Chun Hall, Thai Hua Museum, Ding Guang Hall... The town is not big, and you can find them just by walking around🕌 ❹If you go during the day, be sure to pay attention to sun protection. The old town is not like the beach, if you really can't stand it, just sit in a café and space out, and continue exploring around four or five in the afternoon☀️ ❺Don't go on a cloudy day, as the visual appeal of the colorful houses is much less. Photos taken on a sunny day will turn out great📸 ❻There are many Chinese restaurants on the streets, but if you don't miss Chinese food too much, you can skip it, as the taste is slightly inferior to that in China🍜 ❼Be sure to wait until dark to see the night view, especially the sunset. Standing on the streets of Phuket Town and taking pictures of the sunset, the atmosphere is very good🌇 ❽Phuket Town is not big, and walking around all day can be very tiring and hot. It is recommended to take it easy, drink coffee at Ma sj, and enjoy the night market as it gets dark☕️ ❾Phuket Town is close to the pier for Phi Phi Island, so if you are going out to sea to Phi Phi Island the next day, staying in town is a good choice🏨 📍

🇹🇭🌴🌊🏖️🏰🎨🍽️👀 Apart from its renowned beauty of islands and seas, Phuket is a city with a long and prosperous history. One of its glorious pasts is the Old Town Phuket, which is full of Sino-Portuguese style buildings on both sides of the streets, making it a unique and distinctive feature. The Old Town Phuket is a must-visit place for everyone who travels to Phuket. It is a hub of delicious restaurants, great cafes, local markets, and street vendors. Besides, tourists can also take a leisurely stroll to admire the old architectures and take pictures with the street art that is scattered around the alleyways. You can spend an entire day walking around here, and there's no chance of getting bored since there are so many photo spots to capture. It is advisable to plan your itinerary beforehand, though, because the streets and shops are abundant and may get confusing. Location: Talat Yai Subdistrict, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket Province.

Thailand happened somewhat as a last minute birthday present to myself in May. There’s something to be said about the ease of packing your bags and waltzing into a new country the next day, this all thanks to its inclusive visa-free policy! The last four pictures are taken in Phuket, where I landed and stayed for two days. I was then transported by boat to Phi Phi (first five images), where I spent the better part of my vacation. You couldn’t ask for a better place to reflect and practice gratitude as you leap into another year of life. Phi Phi is small, so I recommend you spend two or three days in Phuket or Bangkok first for a more wholesome Thai experience. But it’s not to be missed: the beaches and seabeds are picturesque and the nights feel like Ibiza. #happynewyear

Nestled in the heart of Phuket, Old Phuket Town beckons with its charming streets and rich history, offering a captivating journey through time. Wander through the vibrant tapestry of colonial-style buildings adorned with colorful shutters, each telling a tale of its own. The architectural blend of Sino-Portuguese influences creates a unique and nostalgic ambiance. Stroll down Thalang Road, where vibrant street art and boutique shops add a modern twist to the historical setting. Don't miss the opportunity to explore the hidden gems tucked away in narrow alleys, showcasing the town's cultural diversity. Immerse yourself in the local flavors at the bustling markets and street-side eateries. Indulge in a culinary adventure, savoring traditional Thai dishes and international delights. The aroma of spices and the sizzle of street food stalls create an intoxicating symphony for your senses. Discover the vibrant arts scene with galleries and murals that adorn the town's walls, transforming Old Phuket Town into an open-air gallery. The artistic expression reflects the town's dynamic character and cultural heritage. As night falls, the streets come alive with a different energy. Explore the vibrant night market, where local vendors offer an array of handicrafts, clothing, and souvenirs. The atmospheric blend of history and contemporary culture makes Old Phuket Town a must-visit destination for those seeking a glimpse into the island's soul. Lose yourself in the enchanting streets, where every corner reveals a piece of Phuket's captivating past.

Sunshine, beaches, enchanting sunsets The summer of Phuket Island🌴 never stops. Summer is about heading to the islands. So go to Phuket and give yourself a Thai-style🇹🇭 vacation. 📸Some recommended photo check-in spots 🔸Amari Phuket: An invincible sea view lobby, with a view full of transparent jelly sea. Have an afternoon tea here, and the vacation atmosphere is maxed out 🔸Cliff Cafes: Several cliff cafes or restaurants are basically between Karon and Kata Beach. If you like the forest vibe, you can go to Laem Sai, and there's also the less popular Sentai Le Resort. Although it's a hotel, its restaurant is also on the cliff, with a great view and open to the public 🔸Phuket Old Town: On the east side of Phuket Island, about a 40min drive from the bustling central area of the three major beaches. But the colorful buildings here are very photogenic, and there are many unique shops. Although it's a bit far, it's worth a visit 🚗Transportation: It is recommended to rent a car for self-driving. Taxis on Phuket Island are expensive and not very convenient, as the attractions are relatively far apart, and some are even on the mountains, making it difficult to hail a cab. I rented a car in advance on 🐬, applied for an international driving permit translation (the little white book), and upon arrival, I simply picked up the car at the airport with the documents, which was very convenient ✨It is recommended to rent for a longer period, as you will stay on the island for many days anyway, and renting a car for the whole trip is cost-effective. The summer promotion offers longer rental periods with more discounts, with a minimum of 40% off 🅿️You can basically park anywhere on the side of the road in Phuket Island, but note: Do not park where there are red and white lines; You can only temporarily park where there are yellow and white lines, and the driver needs to stay in the car 🏠Accommodation If you are not very fond of the hustle and bustle and nightlife, it is not recommended to stay near Patong Beach. It is recommended to choose Karon or Kata Beach, or the quieter Nai Harn Beach. It's quieter there, and the water will be clearer and more beautiful.

✨Thailand's tourism industry has always been doing particularly well, especially some famous tourist attractions. ✨Phuket is one of Thailand's signature destinations. If you come to Thailand, you must go to Phuket to experience the passion of a tropical island. ------------------------------------------ 🌸Travel guide: 1⃣️Boat ride: A must-do activity at the beach is taking a boat ride, and this place is no exception. What sets it apart is the extremely clear seawater and the warm hospitality of the locals. 2️⃣️Diving: If you can dive, you must go snorkeling once. There are sights in the sea that cannot be seen on land. 3️⃣️Night Market: It seems that Thai people especially like to visit night markets. The weekend night markets are particularly popular, with many local snacks. You must go and take a look. 📌Tip: ⏰Business hours: Open all day 💰Price information: Admission is free🆓, but entertainment projects require additional fees. 📍Location information: Phuket Island, Thailand

Getting There - ✈️ Fly to Phuket Airport then 🚕 take a taxi to Old town Phuket Attractions - 🏝 Beaches Hotels - 🏨 I stayed in Pearl Hotel which is mext to the city centre Food & Restaurants - ☕️ There are a bunch of restaurants that got Michellin’s stars and lovely coffee shops Shopping - 💐 can walk around the old town. There’re places to buy souvenirs

#thailandtrip Phuket Old Town is an area of historical interest in the city of Phuket. The main streets of Old Town are Thalang, Phang Nga, Krabi, Dibuk, and Yoawarat. Phuket Old Town is known for brightly painted, century-old Sino-Portuguese townhouses, with a well-preserved row along Soi Rommanee. In the main street Thalang Road are selling artisanal ice cream and batik fabrics and there is a Sunday market for souvenirs and street food like. Phuket old town is so instagrammable for you who likes photography, in this area is full of beautiful cafe and restaurant with an affordable price. Make sure you don’t missed to strolling around this area when you are in Phuket ^^ #travel #trip #phuketoldtown #phuket #flowerlover #phukettown #thailand #street

#wheretogo to live your Harry Potter fantasy when in Phuket, Thailand? Thailand is known for its people's creativity - they set trends when it comes to the latest cool hangout spots and ideas. Thankfully, this means hardcore Harry Potter fans might not need to travel to the UK for now, as Phuket is home to its own Hog's Head? Hog's Head Inn is famously known for being a historic (though disresputable) tavern in the Harry Potter series. Fans will know of its peculiar design, interesting drink concoctions, and spooky atmosphere. Located in Phuket Old Town, Hog's Head Pub Phuket enchants visitors with the famous slanted door, as well as decor that transports you into a Harry Potter book. While the food looks great, I recommend going for the mocktails (or alcohol). The non-alcoholic butter beer is a must-try - sweet with the right amount of gas for a little burp! The whole menu is priced affordably, and the staff were awesome. Even if you're not a Harry Potter fan, go down for a unique experience. PS live bands perform here after sunset! Address: 27 Yaowarad Rd, Talad Yai Muang Phuket 83000 Thailand #thailand #phuket #harrypotter

Phuket has charming tropical scenery and rich tourism resources, known as the "pearl of the Andaman Islands". Go to Phuket to embrace the flawless white sand beaches, see the crystal clear blue sea and swaying coconut trees, lean against the lush hills, lie quietly on a chair and enjoy this perfect spring vacation! You can also take a helicopter to overlook the charming coastline, take a cruise to visit the surrounding islands, snorkel in the calm bay, and enjoy the fun of swimming with the sea water and fish. Bangkok, Thailand, is a city where populations and cultures from different countries blend together. It is both a Buddhist city and an international metropolis. The sky in Bangkok seems to be always bright, let's go to Bangkok together in advance to enjoy the summer in the spring! Here are magnificent temples, with monks in yellow robes begging along the street at dawn, and towering buildings showcasing Bangkok's unique charm.