VIJITR is Phuket’s festival of light at Saphan Hin Park in Phuket Town. Colorful installations and unusual locations for photos are waiting for you. The festival will last until 1.09.24 inclusive. Admission is free.

Phang Nga Province in Thailand is a place full of natural masterpieces. What are the must-see attractions here? Phu Pha Waterfall. A powerful, full-bodied waterfall surrounded by dense jungle. Sok River. You can raft down the river on bamboo rafts and immerse yourself in the mysterious atmosphere of the tropical...

For some, it’s a must-eat in Thailand, while others would never dare to try it. Of course, we’re talking about the Kingdom’s most controversial fruit — durian. The main thing that sets durian apart (and often repels people from it) is its distinctive smell. For some, this fruit smells like...

In Phuket, 7-Eleven stores can be found literally at every step. There you can buy water, drinks, snacks, ice cream, hygiene products, cold medicine, and sunscreen, and many locations are open 24/7. For tourists, 7-Eleven is a convenient way to grab a quick bite, pick up beach essentials, or stock...

There are hundreds, if not thousands, of places on the island that you must see with your own eyes. An insider has selected the top 5 locations that are a must for any trip to Phuket. Big Buddha The Big Buddha is an impressive 45-meter-tall colossus made of white marble....

Compiled a selection of the most interesting places in Phuket Town where you can enjoy delicious drinks with interesting serving: 🤫 shhh. Phuket Shhh. Phuket — a secret bar in Phuket Town, where the main challenge is to find the door🗝️🔑🚪 Inside, you’ll find a DJ, unique cocktails, and immersive...

You were definitely looking for a post like this! Here’s a selection of the island’s best viewpoints that will surely take your breath away. The best viewpoints in Phuket are waiting for you – let’s go! Samet Nangshe A hilltop viewpoint with an incredible view of the location where the...

You’ve probably noticed that there are flags of different colors on the tourist beaches of Phuket. It’s essential to know what each of them means, primarily for your own safety. So, what do the colors of the flags on Phuket’s beaches signify? 🟥 Red Flag. Just like a red traffic...

On August 6, a group of 22 people and 2 guides were exploring the Nam Talu cave near Cheow Lan Lake. Suddenly, water rushed into the cave from the mountains. The tourists and one of the guides managed to escape. The second guide went missing. Unfortunately, on the morning of...

Thailand is a country rich in history and culture. It’s also very far from us, with many features that may seem interesting or sometimes even shocking to Europeans. Here are 10 unusual facts about Thailand. Even if you’ve been here a hundred times or even live in the kingdom, we’re...

The weather on the island is unpredictable during the low season, and August is no exception. Here’s what to expect in Phuket this month ⬇️ ☔️ Rainfall About 16 days in August will be rainy. These are usually heavy showers, but they end quickly. It’s best to come for a...

From May to October, Phuket has its low season. Tour operators say: it’s off-season, with rain, waves, and nothing to do. But what’s it really like? Firstly, there are no crowds of tourists on the beaches, making seaside relaxation more peaceful and secluded. If desired, one can even find completely...

July marks the peak of the low season. This month has a fair number of cloudy days and tropical rains, but it is always warm, and nature comes alive with lush greenery. 🌡 Temperature The average daytime temperature is 30.2°C, while at night it is 27.8°C. The average water temperature...

June is the first full month of the rainy season. Many tourists imagine that during this period everyone walks knee-deep in water, but this is an outdated stereotype rather than reality. But hotel prices really do go down, as do the number of tourists on the beaches. 🌡 Temperature Throughout...

Phuket is a year-round vacation destination, where air and water temperatures are almost the same at any period of time. From about May to October is the low season, during this period the monsoon winds begin to blow, which create quite large waves on most beaches in Phuket. We have...

May is a transitional month between the dry and wet seasons. Many tourists who decide to visit Phuket this month, worry about whether they will have time to sunbathe and swim. We can confidently say that you can tan, and even burn, in any month, and if there are raging...

1. Rock Beach Swing Geo on Google Maps (Kata Noi) Here you’ll find stunning sea views, original sets, beautiful corners and an atmosphere that inspires creativity. Beautiful locations here are simply made for stunning photos. 2. Beyond Skywalk Nangshi Geo on Google Maps (Phang Nga) A walk across the glass...

Lighthouse Beach or Secret Beach near Promthep Geo on Google Maps Have you ever been to a secret beach? Sounds intriguing, doesn’t it? Why is it called “secret”? Because only experienced travelers know about it! Until recently, it didn’t even have a name. How to get there: If you’re coming...

Songkran Or Thai New Year. Literally, the word “Songkran” translates as “transition” and means the transition from the old to the new, from the past to the future. It is traditionally celebrated in April, the hottest month of the year and symbolizes the beginning of the wet season. During this...

We’re actually gonna tell you about several places at once: Raleigh StalactitesGoogle Maps rating: 4.5Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/VhLYPScZCCpsvVwu5?g_st=ic Pranang BeachGoogle Maps rating: 4.7Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/9cBRxeWb1FukfipN7?g_st=icп Princess CaveGoogle Maps rating: 4.6Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/7jXHsmEbzYHfxcKw5?g_st=ic Toblerone BayGoogle Maps rating: 4.6Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/hpMEo1ec9GnuaGhf9?g_st=ic This place is located in Krabi province and is definitely worth a visit if you will...

What is Thailand’s most popular fruit? It’s mango, of course. There are about 200 varieties of mangoes in Thailand. We decided to find out how popular varieties of this fruit differ, and which one is the most delicious. We bought mangoes at a regular market and in the Tops supermarket,...

If you truly want to understand and experience Phuket and Thailand, make sure to explore its night markets, which are abundant here. Each has its own unique advantages, but generally, they all offer souvenir products, food and drinks, and clothing at fairly low prices. Night markets often open in the...

The release of turtles into the sea will take place today (23.03.24) at Naiyang Beach. With charity and sponsorship funds, a large number of baby turtles have been raised and will be returned to their natural environment today. Insider information for those who want to see this event ⤵️ Release...

Bang Tao has many great establishments with delicious cuisine. Be sure to pay your attention to these places: Joya bistro and bar – A cozy restaurant-bar with European cuisine Lagoon Restaurant – An atmospheric restaurant with seafood Levantine – A cozy restaurant with Lebanese cuisine Benny’s Cocktails & Grill –...

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Many people are hesitant to stay in Thailand for an extended period, believing that the healthcare system here is of low quality. Meanwhile, there are plenty of risks in the tropics: unsafe motorbike rides, diving, exotic animals that can bite or sting, unfamiliar food that might cause poisoning, and much...

If you’ve arrived on the island outside of the season or have been caught by the rain during your vacation, don’t rush to get upset: Insider has picked great ideas for what you can do in Phuket in bad weather. 1. Go to a spa or get a massage Relax,...

Leaving Thailand, many people want to take a piece of this paradise with them as a souvenir or gift it to friends and loved ones. Here’s what you can bring from Thailand – useful, affordable, and exclusive items. Fruits and Dried Fruits Tropical fruits are one of the main reasons...

September is a more popular time for vacations in Thailand compared to summer months. The weather back home is getting worse, and the school year is just starting, so you might be able to “skip” the first few days. Here’s what the weather will be like in Phuket in September...