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Phi Phi is a beautiful archipelago made of fantastic beaches and immense cliffs over two bays you can admire from a famous viewpoint. Phi Phi is also renowned among young crowds for those legendary beach parties lasting all night long, reminding a bit of the Full Moon Parties on Koh Phangan. But this fame comes with a price, and Phi Phi may have become too popular.

The incredible scenery of Phang Nga has always been at the top of our list of places to visit. There are many ways to explore it. You can take a lazy sunset cruise on a Chinese Junk or explore Phang Nga by canoe through caves and enclosed lagoons. If you can afford it, a full day on a customised private cruise around Phang Nga is the most relaxing and enjoyable experience. Day trips to Phang Nga usually include a stop at the famous James Bond Island and Koh Panyi, the village built entirely on stilts. Similar to the famous Halong Bay in Vietnam, these landscapes will leave unforgettable memories.

Koh Panyi is a surprisingly small fishermen’s village built entirely on stilts in the middle of Phang Nga Bay. What used to be a remote place is now more of a tourist attraction, but it is still a real village with a sizeable Muslim community, a mosque and a school. You can explore the narrow ‘streets’ and see the water through the crevices of the floor, do some local shopping and enjoy a tasty seafood lunch.

Maya Bay has reopened after being closed for a while but access is restricted.

Similan Island is the most impressive set of Islands accessible from Phuket, blessed with incredible white sand and clear blue waters. But these are only open from November to May and are a bit far, 100 km northwest of Phuket in the Andaman Sea.

Koh Khai is a group of famous tiny islands just 15 15-minute speedboat ride from Phuket’s east coast. There are three islands: Koh Khai Nai, Koh Khai Nui and Koh Khai Nok, but their names get a little confusing, especially once you know that ‘Koh’ means ‘Island’ in Thai.

Bamboo rafting in Phang Nga is a fun and relaxing experience, a chance to discover an activity that has always been popular in Chiang and Chiang Rai. Glide gently in the green tropical jungle.

It’s hard to resist those old Sino-Portuguese streets with beautiful shophouses and magnificent mansions. Phuket’s old town is perfect for a half-day, with many small cafes, bakeries, and eateries along the way. You can reach there by tuk-tuk or even with the local blue bus that stops at the city market, then walk to Thalang Road, the most popular of the old streets of Phuket Town. Visit the local markets near the bus station and explore the little streets here and there to discover some incredible abandoned mansions. Don’t miss the Phuket Walking Street on Sunday, a chance to try a lot of local food you cannot find easily!

Simon Cabaret on Patong Beach is a performance with a Las Vegas atmosphere but with a twist. The stage is magnificent, and the sets and costumes are glittering and colourful, but what people come to see are the stunning ladyboys! 

Number 3 on our list of best things to do in Phuket has always been the Big Buddha, an iconic 45-meter tall white marble statue sitting at the top of Nakkerd hill in the south of the island. The construction of this statue, entirely from donations, started in 2002. You can contribute too by sponsoring one small white marble tile and signing your name on it. Price: Entrance is free but donations are appreciated

There are a lot of islands near Phuket, but because Maiton was a very exclusive private island for a long time, it has remained a little mysterious. Even though Maiton is only 15 minutes from Phuket by speedboat, not many people visit it. To add to this surreal atmosphere, 60 of the once luxurious 70 villas are now just standing wrecks. It’s a very peaceful and beautiful island, great to relax, snorkel and take photos, and there are no loud watersports here.

Bangla Road might not be to everyone’s taste, but judging by the enormous crowd walking up and down Patong walking street every night, Bangla is on many people’s must-see list. Unlike what most people believe, Soi Bangla is not a Sin City for Single Men. It’s a colourful and vibrant street full of life, restaurants, shops, bars and dancing girls.

At Elephant Jungle Sanctuary Phuket, visitors are offered an opportunity to interact with elephants enjoyably. Unlike the old and controversial practice of elephant trekking, no one rides the animals here. Instead, guests can feed, play with, and bathe adult and baby elephants in a way that is unlike any other experience. The visitors also have the chance to prepare food for the animals and then join them in muddy waters for playtime.

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Yona is a floating beach club taking the Phuket Beach Club scene to a new level. The boat is 1,200 sqm on three floors with a central 22-metre-long swimming pool surrounded by trendy loungers and palm trees. At the back of the pool are the DJ station and a bar with a vast choice of fun cocktails to enjoy the party. The floating beach club anchors in the bay of Patong during the high season.

Located on the beachfront of Amora Beach Resort Phuket, NORA Beach Club offers a modern beach club experience all day long. It is set against the vibrant backdrop of Bang Tao Beach on the west coast of Phuket Island. The Beach Club has a unique vibe inspired by the energy of Ibiza with the beauty of Phuket as a background.

Catch Beach was the first real beach club opening in Phuket many years ago, and by doing so, they triggered a veritable chain reaction all over the island. There was a growing passion for this way of spending the afternoon on the beach, followed by fun parties from sunset until late. A few years back, all the beach clubs disappeared from the island’s face, removed by the authorities. Catch Beach Club is now back on Bangtao beach and is as popular as ever and mostly addresses to expat crowd. They even added a Kid’s club with their playground next door, so as not to disturb the party-goers.

Tichuca Phuket is the latest beach club in Phuket, with a great vibe, a refreshing atmosphere, excellent music and unique decor replicating the illuminated bamboo roof you can recognize at the very popular Tichuca Rooftop Bar in Bangkok. What makes Tichuca Phuket so unique, is that the beach club is truly set on the sand of Bang Tao Beach! Take off your shoes and walk on the soft sand to enjoy the sunset and dance to the captivating music of the excellent DJ.

Cafe Del Mar has become one of the most popular beach clubs in Phuket, and having a branch here in Kamala Beach is almost a statement: Phuket is a party island! Cafe Del Mar, a well-known name in Ibiza, found out that Phuket was the right island for wild beach parties with good music, and great drinks. The beach club and its swimming pool are a little small, the seating can feel crowded, and the prices are high. The music and atmosphere address a younger crowd.

Fuga is a newly opened beach club situated at the northern end of Patong Beach, right below Novotel Patong. With its stunning design and breathtaking view of the bay, Fuga offers a superb experience. Enjoy a few tapas for lunch or dinner with a sunset over Patong Bay, while enjoying a great music selection by the resident DJ. Families will find the place appealing as children can safely enjoy the pool right in front of their parents. Note that there are three areas and one of them is marked as VIP and has a minimum spending.

Flamingo Beach Front Cafe is a beachside restaurant and bar located on Ao Yon Beach, southwest of Phuket. It offers stunning views of the turquoise waters and soft sand while serving breakfast, lunch, dinner or drinks. The terrace features comfortable seating under beach umbrellas and coconut trees, and indoor and outdoor seating options are available. The cafe has a casual and laid-back atmosphere, with the outdoor area being especially popular due to the warm tropical weather and sea breeze.

Pine is the latest beach club in Phuket and the third one to open on Kamala Beach. With enviable direct beach access, Pine Beach Bar serves good food and great drinks all day and turns into a party after sunsets with a DJ and a fire show on the beach.

Xana Beach Club, part of the Angsana Laguna Beach Resort, has a beautiful setting right on the sands of Bangtao Beach but doesn’t focus on parties and DJs as much as other clubs around the island do. With a superb swimming pool right on the beach, it’s more of a place to chill out all day and evenings until late at night with occasional parties.

Kudo Beach Club is the latest beach venue on the island, with a unique location on the beach of Patong. It already has all the ingredients to quickly become one of the most popular beach clubs in Phuket. The main success factor will probably be this excellent spot, right in the centre part of the famous Patong Beach, just a few meters away from the end of the equally renowned Bangla road, known as Phuket Party Street. 

The Beach Phuket is a breezy beach club right on the sands of Bang Tao Beach and part of the popular Arinara Resort. The beach club welcome everyone for food and drinks, offering panoramic sunset views on one of Phuket’s longest beachfronts, including family-friendly options. They offer an affordable brunch every Sunday, with live musicians and singers.

Paradise Beach Phuket is a small sandy and quite busy cove just 4 kilometres from Patong Beach. The beach club, almost a village, offers plenty of beach chairs, bars, restaurants, shops, and massive full-moon and half-moon parties on some nights. It’s busy and with a lot of buildings and addresses mostly to the younger travellers.

M Beach Club is a hideaway in the north of Phuket, a great place to spend an afternoon or end your day on Mai Khao Beach. Enjoy sunset cocktails by the sea with some cool DJ music selection just next to JW Marriott Phuket Resort & Spa. 

Beach House Layan and Roof Top by Anantara are two exclusive venues on the same beach of the Anantara Layan Phuket. The rooftop is vast and very comfortable, and you can choose to sit on large sofas or at small dining tables by the water.

Koh Panyee is home to a Muslim fishing village on stilts and is about 20 minutes by long-tail boat from Surakul Pier in Phang Nga Province. The island features heavily on day trips to nearby James Bond Island as tourists are brought here for lunch and a wander around the village, sometimes buying souvenirs. However, once the tourists have left, the place reverts to its natural peace and tranquillity. Overnight stays here reveal the true identity of the village.

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Rang Hill is a beautiful viewpoint above Phuket town, with city lights and a good view daily and at night. Enjoy the view from the panoramic platform and stay for lunch or dinner at the beautiful Tunk Ka Cafe. 

The Grand Palace continues to have visitors in awe with its beautiful architecture and intricate detail. Built in 1782, it served as the home of the Thai King, the Royal court and the administrative seat of government for 150 years. Wat Pra Kaew enshrines Phra Kaew Morakot (the Emerald Buddha), a highly revered Buddha image meticulously carved from a single block of emerald, dating from the 15th century.

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Mae Klong railway market (Hoop Rom Market) is a local market in Samut Songkhram Province, commonly called Siang Tai (life-risking) Market. It is considered one of amazing-Thailand attractions in the province. Spreading over a 100-metre length, the market is located by the railway near Mae Klong Railway Station, Mueng District, Samut Songkhram Province. It is a common fresh market selling seafood, vegetable, fruits, fresh and dried food, meats and other miscellaneous goods. Mae Klong Railway Market is open from 6.00 a.m. -6.00 p.m. The market is called life-risking market because its stalls are attached to the Mae Klong-Ban Laem railway, which is a short railway line running from and to Mahachai and Mae Klong. Vendors at the market put out parasols or canvas to protect themselves against the sun. The shelters stick into the railway where visitors walk and do their shopping. When each signal of the arriving train rings, chaos happens: vendors will rush to close their parasols and canvas, along with clearing all goods that will obstruct the coming train at a great speed. Once the train passes, parasols and canvas will be reopened as goods are again put into their usual place next to the railroad. The market, accordingly, is so called Hoop Rom (umbrella/parasol-closing) Market. The practice is usual for vendors and local people, but not for tourists who will definitely find the scene exciting and enjoyable at each visit. The parasol-closing event happens eight times per day according to the time that trains leave Mahachai for Mae Klong and depart Mae Klong for Mahachai. Trains will arrive at Mae Klong Station at 8.30 a.m., 11.10 a.m., 2.30 p.m. and 5.40 p.m., and depart the station at 6.20 a.m., 9.00 a.m., 11.30 a.m. and 3.30 p.m.. To arrive by car, take Thonburi-Pak Tho route until the 63rd kilometer. Keep left and enter the paralleled elevated highway to read the centre of Samut Songkhram. Drive past the first light and the market. At the second light, turn right and cross over the railway to arrive at Mae Klong Railway Market.By train, from Wonwian Yai Railway Station, get off at Mahachai Station. Take a ferry to Tha Chalom side and catch the train from Ban Laem Station to Mae Klong, which is the last station.

"The Ancient city is a gorgeous temple complex with replicas of temples from all around Thailand located in Bangkok. 🎟️ Entrance fee The entrance fee is pretty expensive with 700 baht (€20) pp but we bought tickets through Klook and only paid €9 per person. This worked perfectly! #nospon 🚝 Transport We recommend taking the green bts line all the way down to Kheha and taking a special taxi from there as it’s convenient and cheap. The taxi is a kind of small pick up truck and is located right at the exit of Kheha station. For 10 baht pp (€0,27) they will take you to the entrance of the Ancient City. 🛺 Getting around the park The complex is huge so we highly recommend renting a golf cart. For us this was half of the fun! It’s 350 baht (€9,50) the first hour and 100 baht (€2,50) each hour after. Don’t forget to bring your (international) driver’s license! If you want to save money you can also rent a (electric) bike or go by foot.

"Samut Songkhram Province, is famous for its large and lively weekend floating market. Unlike the nearby Damnoen Saduak, Amphawa Market operates in the evenings. It is more popular with Thais, meaning foreign visitors can enjoy more of a traditional and authentic experience than at some of the larger and more well-known floating markets in Thailand. The market is especially known for its wide assortment of food, including dishes that can be difficult to find elsewhere in the country. Visitors can take a boat ride along the river, pausing to haggle with floating vendors and to admire riverside temples. During the rainy season the trees flicker and shine from the glow of fireflies and the insects create enchanting illuminations in front of your eyes to add to the charm. Amphawa is a very popular floating market in Thailand, located 90 km south-west of Bangkok. It's cute and fun and very authentic, with many little wooden houses neatly lined up along the canal, selling souvenirs, snacks and sweets. Don't miss the amazing little temple swallowed by a giant tree located across the river. On the downside, it gets incredibly crowded! Past midday, it feels like half the population of Bangkok has moved to Amphawa! To avoid that, make it a morning trip, have an early seafood lunch on the river banks and get a little longtail boat cruise when the rest of the crowd just starts eating.

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Erawan Museum is a museum in Samut Prakan Province, Thailand. It is well known for its giant three-headed elephant art display.

The impressive silhouette of Wat Arun’s towering spires is one of the most recognized in Southeast Asia. Constructed during the first half of the 19th century, this ancient Khmer-style stupa is equally stunning up-close, showcasing an ornate floral pattern decked out in glazed porcelain. Apart from its beauty, Wat Arun symbolizes the birth of the Rattanakosin Period and the founding of the new capital after the fall of Ayutthaya.

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"My three favourite things (movies, popcorn, bed) = my dream night! This splurge in Bangkok is worth it if you’re a movie fan! 🎟️ $41 CAD per ticket includes a bed reservation, lounge access, unlimited drinks and snacks I thought this was splurge but I think a movie ticket, a drink and popcorn in Canada is almost the same price 😳"

10AM -6PM | 09:00 to 18:00 "Centuries-old house turned gallery, with local artwork, photography & a puppet theater. You can make your own bracelets. The Artist’s House is situated along a canal on the Thonburi side of Bangkok. A difficult attraction to find and when you do, a great sense of fulfillment will surely come after. This kind of old Thai wooden house was very typical along the klongs in earlier times but today these are becoming rare. This house also has some unusual features that always catch the eyes of tourists passing by on speeding boats: Several human-sized statues painted in white, red or black sitting by the water, endlessly staring at life passing by. If you take a klong tour, chances are you passed by the Artist’s House. Boats don’t stop and only the brave will find the way to the house through narrow streets from Wat Kuhasan. The boardwalk leading to the house now hosts several shops and tiny restaurants that lead to a temple. Did I mention that it also has a tall white chedi dating all the way back to the Ayutthaya period standing in the backyard? Yes, it has. This two hundred years old place also houses a modest cafe and a shop selling cool stationery, postcards in addition to an art gallery displaying paintings, masks and, of course, puppets. The main reason for people to come all this way despite the difficulty is the rare traditional Thai puppet show, performed with delicately crafted puppets. Traditional Thai Puppet Show These traditional puppet shows are now really hard to find. Performed at 14:00 every day except on Wednesday. On a small wooden stage in front of the white stupa, intricately-made puppets are manipulated by several artists all dressed in black. Each day a different story based on Thai folklore is narrated, involving mythological creatures, often including Hanuman the monkey god. The Artist’s House is open every day, usually from 09:00 to 18:00. To get there you probably have to get a motorbike taxi to drop you to Wat Kuhasawan, the nearby temple, like we did. Then from there walk along the canal using google maps and/or ask around. It’s hard to find but I assure you, it’s really worth it! we You can also arrange a private transport from your hotel to take you there and back!"

"You are now in the Thai home of Jim Thompson, an American who was born in Greenville, Delaware, in 1906. A practicing architect prior to World War II, he volunteered for service in the U.S. Army, campaigned in Europe and was later sent to Asia. however, the war ended before he saw action. He was sent to Bangkok a short time later as a military officer and fell in love with Thailand. After leaving the service, he decided to return and live here permanetly. The hand weaving of silk, a long-neglected cottage industry, captured Jim Thompson’s attention, and he devoted himself to reviving the craft. Highly gifted as a designer and textile colorist, he contributed substantially to the industy’s growth and to the worldwide recognition accorded to Thai silk. He gained further renown through the construction of this house combining six teak buildings, which represented the best in traditional Thai architecture. Most of the houses were at least two centuries old and were easily dismantled and brought to the present site, some from as far away as the old capital of Ayudhya. In his quest for authenticity, Jim Thompson adhered to the customs of the early builder in most respects. The houses were elevated a full story above the grounds, a practical Thai precaution to avoid flooding during the rainy season. The roof tiles were fired in Ayudhya employing a design common centuries ago but rarely used today. The red paint of the outside walls is a preservative often found on many old Thai buildings. The chandeliers were a concession to modern convenience, but even they belong to a past era, having come from 18th and 19th century Bangkok palaces. All the traditional religious rituals were followed during construction of the house, and on a spring day in 1959, decreed as being auspicious by astrologers, Jim Thompson moved in. The house and the art collection soon became such a point of interest that he decided to pen his home to the public with proceeds donated to Thai charities and to projects directed at the preservation of Thailand’s rich cultural heritage. On March 26th 1967, Jim Thompson disappeared while on a visit to the Cameron Highlands in Malaysia. Not a single valid clue has turned up in the ensuing years as to what might have happened to him. His famouse Thai house, however, remains as a lasting reminder of his creative ability and his deep love of Thailand."

"Taling Chan is one of our favorite floating markets near Bangkok as it has just the right amount of everything you could ask for from an iconic Bangkok attraction. Located only 12 km from downtown Bangkok, Taling Chan is open all day and has just enough boats to be called a floating market, plus a large local market attached to it. There are small longtail boat cruises to take you around the nearby khlongs (canals) and get a relaxing glimpse of the surrounding area. It perhaps lacks the old-world charm of other markets, but it has the more genuine feel to it."

"Khlong Lat Mayom is a medium-sized floating market located really close to Bangkok. It's a really local market and you might be one of the very few foreigners around. The main market itself is on solid ground but it's very interesting with the chance to sample all kinds of fun sweets and fruits. As it's located just near Taling Chan Floating Market, it is better to combine both markets on the same morning. On the downside, not being a major tourist attraction, the Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market lacks the size of the more famous ones. You might only see 10 floating vendors at the most, with no option for a longtail boat cruise to explore the area."

"Tha Kha Floating Market is the smaller sibling of the nearby Damneon Saduak market. It attracts a much smaller amount of tourists and, with a canopy of natural surroundings, it's protected from overdevelopment, so its modest size and local atmosphere are likely to remain. The market has a number of elderly Thais in their rowboats selling fruit, vegetables, local food, and delicious sweets. The main buyers here are the Tha Kha natives (also in rowboats). People here seem to know each other very well and there are often very few tourists around."

A small city and one of Bangkok’s largest neighbourhoods. The city was founded at the end of the nineteenth century and was granted town status in the 1930s. It is now a large developing community with a population of around 260 thousand people.

9PM - 4AM Large 3-level nightclub with a 1,500-person capacity staging international DJ acts & party nights. Bangkok’s electrifying nightlife scene has been rated as one of the best in the world. Much has changed since the early days of go-go bars and clubs. The most-happening places after sundown, where international DJs rock the house with their latest mixes. 

"Nestled within the pulsating heart of Bangkok's nightlife, Royal City Avenue, better known as RCA, stands as the unrivaled epicenter of the city's nocturnal revelry. Officially christened as a party zone, this dynamic district teems with an array of bars and venues, but amid this electrifying tapestry, SpacePlus emerges as an EDM enthusiast's paradise. With a lineup featuring EDM titans like Make You Freak, Tong Apollo, Faahsai, and KartyPartyy - all of whom have graced major events like the Atlantis Music Festival, the sonic experience is unparalleled. The dance floor becomes a realm of high-energy beats, where you're invited to leap, headbang, and let your exuberance run wild. Alongside the DJs, MCs and dancers contribute to the vibrant atmosphere, solidifying SpacePlus as the ultimate haven for an unforgettable night out. For EDM aficionados, it's more than a club; it's an otherworldly journey through sound and light."

Bangkok’s electrifying nightlife scene has been rated as one of the best in the world. Much has changed since the early days of go-go bars and clubs. The most-happening places after sundown, where international DJs rock the house with their latest mixes

"Onyx Club has been a long-time favorite for many Thais. It even made the DJ Mags Top 100 Clubs list by 2017. Over the years it has also been attracting expats and foreigners with its high-energy vibes, amazing party experience, and a crowd of beautiful Thai girls. It brings the best of heavy House and Dance music with the help of a great sound system and magical laser light shows. Big names like Steve Aoki, Showtek, and Ferry Corsten have played here."

12 course fine dining! that is set inside a cave and its a really unique experience with punching Thai flavors!✨

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