Visit "Phuket old town" together !

Phuket is one largest island and province of Thailand. Blue waters, sandy beaches, great food, and diving are all part of the attraction. Arriving from all over the world, travelers flock to Phuket for relaxation and adventure, and the island rates as one of the most popular destinations in Thailand. Part of the draw is that Phuket has an exceptional climate. The monsoon arrives here easier than on the other side of the gulf, with rain only once or twice a day during the rainy period.

Phuket Town is one of attractions that popular in Phuket. Phuket Town lie on the southeastern coast of the island. At here, there are many Chino-Portuguese colonial style architectures are one of Phuket's unique identities. They were built during the 18th century when tin mining and foreign trade in Phuket were utmost popular.

Best time :: Anytime

Activities :: A stroll in Phuket Old Town, taste local Thai food and southern cuisine, visit museum and art galleries.

Address ::

• Zone 1 Along Phuket Road, Ratsada Road and Ranong Road.
• Zone 2 Along Phang-Nga Road, Phuket Road and Montri Road
• Zone 3 Along Thalang Road
• Zone 4 Along Krabi Road Satun Road
• Zone 5 Along Dibuk Road, Sun Uthit Land and Soi Rommanee
• Zone 6 Along Thep Krasattri Road

** Soi Rommanee is located on Thalang Road in Phuket's old Town, was a major entertainment area in the past. The style and architecture has been preserved exactly the way they were 100 year ago.

How to go there?
From Phuket international airport takes about 45 minutes by private transfer or car rental or airport shuttle service from airport to town. Take Thep Kasattri 402 Road to Phuket Town, and choose one of the streets you like to visit. Find yourself a parking spot along the street and enjoy.

Phuket Town's low-key attractions are mostly relates to its colourful Chinese history and heritage, found in the Chinatown area on the north-western side of the city around Thalang Road.

The attractions nearby ::

1. Jui Tui Chinese Temple is the oldest Chinese Taoist temple in Phuket, first built over 200 years ago and dedicated to the Goddess of Mercy (Kwun Im), while the adjacent and connected Jui Tui is its larger, more modern annex.
   
2. Saphan Hin is a popular seaside park which has had a long relationship with islands since the boom of tin mining years ago when it was a major trading port and the only beach located in Phuket Town.
   
3. Rang hill is one of Phuket's most famous viewpoints in Phuket, located to the northwest of the city center, its offers children's playground, three restaurants and bars, a fitness park, and a panoramic terrace that built in 2014.
   
4. Ban Chinpracha is a typical Sino-colonial mansion built in 1903 during the Phuket tin mining's boost that has seen the establishment of the Chinese tin's baron in Phuket Town. It is located off Krabi Road near the western end of Old Town, the historical district that has been entirely built during this time of economical growth in Phuket.
   
5. Phuket Thai Hua Museum is located on the Krabi Road in Old Phuket Town. Originally used as a Chinese language school, many Thai people of Chinese origin children studied Chinese language with Chinese teachers that from China. After that, it went through an entire renovation in 2008 and reopened as a museum the same year.
   

Not only the attractions in Phuket Town, There are many attractions such as Island tour, ATV, Elephant trekking, Extreme sports, Fishing, Entertainment shows, Education programs, private charter, many more. So, when you arrived here you must to do it all!