Wat Chalong, or Chalong Temple (officially Wat Chai Thararam) – is the largest, most revered and most visited Buddhist temple in Phuket. Where most Thai people will make merit by offering lotus flowers and adding a small piece of gold paper to the monk’s statues inside.
Phuket Old Town – the area is steeped in history and in bygone days was inhabited by settlers from many different nations and ethnic groups and many local buildings have been converted into accommodation, dining spaces, coffee shops and souvenir shops. Enjoy a leisure and have lunch as pleasure.
Phuket Thai Hua Museum – the museum was opened in 1934 and consists of a two-storey Sino-Portuguese building which originally served the purpose of a school offering classes in Hokkien Chinese, the first and only of its kind in the province.
Sarasin Bridge viewpoint- is the gateway to Phuket connected between Phang Nga and Phuket. It is also a good spot of seeing sunset.
Yacht cruise by Ocean escape – Take a boat trip to Coral Island and Mai Ton Island
Promthep Cape – Promthep Cape, locally called “Laem Promthep”, seems to be an irresistible spot for a good old sunset photo at the very south of Phuket island, not far from Nai Harn Beach on the way to Rawai Beach.
Phuket Fantasea – Inspired by Thailand’s exotic heritage, Phuket FantaSea not only showcases the charm and beauty of Thailand, but also enriches ancient Thai traditions with the wonder of cutting-edge technology and special effects.
Rainbow Road-Tourists walking on the beautiful rainbow road had Patong road, Rainbow road is near the beautiful tropical beach on Phuket Island
Chinpracha House- It is widely believed to be the first example of Sino-Portuguese architecture in the whole of the Phuket province. The distinguishing features of the two-storey house are the ornate front door, decorated with golden Chinese characters and distinctive colored glass windowpanes.
Phuket Botanic Garden-, is made up of 30 differing zones, and has many interesting garden types including Herb, Orchid, Orchard, Water Lilly, Fern, Cactus, Palm and Japanese Gardens. The Water Lilly Garden has a large pond with carp fish that kids can feed by buying fish food.
