Bang Pae Waterfall is the largest waterfall on the island and a very pleasant place for a family outing. The waterfall is cool and exotic plants grow around the waterfall. The path to the waterfall can be slippery, so you should be careful and wear closed shoes instead of slates. There is also a large influx of mosquitoes in the afternoon, so bring sprays and creams to ward off these pesky insects.
In the national park, part of which is the Bang Peh waterfall, there is also a rehabilitation center for gibbons, the road to which takes 10 minutes from the waterfall and is a concrete path, in some places blocked by the trunks of fallen trees, through which you have to climb over or dive.
On the other side of the hill is another famous waterfall, Ton Sai, which is connected to Bang Pae by a trail that will take about three hours. The trail will wind through dense jungle, bamboo groves and rubber plantations.
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A world full of adventure lurking in the rainforest. Ride the ziplines at altitude among the trees and experience the real feeling of flying. A unique feature of the park is the roller ziplane, which is a monorail on which guests go down with steep turns, like a roller coaster....
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Phuket is home to over 30 Buddhist temples, but this particular one is the most famous and one of the most revered and majestic. Founded in the early 19th century, Wat Chalong was built in honor of two respected monks, Luang Phor Chaem and Luang Phor Chuang, known for their...
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Jungceylon is the main shopping and entertainment center in Patong. If you’ve been there before, consider visiting again as Jungceylon has been recently renovated and now looks very well-maintained and modern. It is located between the second and third lines from the sea, just 5 minutes from Bangla Road. In...
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Katathani Phuket Beach Resort is a spacious beachfront complex located on the beautiful shore of Kata Noi Beach. It offers a blend of family-friendly amenities and serene tropical elegance. The resort is divided into two sections – the Thani Wing, which overlooks the beach, and the Bhuri Wing, nestled deeper...
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Elephant interaction parks are located throughout Thailand, but only few places allow you to observe these wonderful animals in their natural habitat. This location is one of those places. It is a rehabilitation park for elephants rescued from harsh conditions (parks and attractions), where they are not tethered but freely...
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If you are just starting to familiarize yourself with trails at altitude, visit this park. The small size of the park, the different difficulty levels of the trails, rope bridges and ziplines make this place suitable for beginners. The park is ideal for families with children. Guests comment on the...
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Robinson is a chain of shopping centers in Phuket where you can go for all kinds of shopping. One is located in Patong, another recently opened in Chalong, and a third is near Bangtao in the area of the Heroines’ Monument roundabout; we will talk about the last one. The...
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A stylish rooftop venue with panoramic views of the Andaman Sea and Patong. The place is part of the Kalima Resort & Spa. Thai and European dishes are on the menu. Excellent selection of pasta and pizza🍝 Serving dishes is a food blogger’s dream 🤳 Especially, desserts – for example,...
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Everest Indian Restaurant is known for North Indian dishes with traditional tandoor cooking. Meat and vegetables baked in the clay oven have gained popularity with tourists and locals. Some of the hits on the menu are the tikka and tandoori chicken and creamy chicken curry. The garlic naan flatbreads and...
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An unusual shopping complex made on the principle of Italian outlet stores. It resembles a large open-air gallery with everything you need for shopping and entertainment. Single-storey pavilions are harmoniously blended into the natural landscape along with wide alleys for walking and playgrounds for children. Rows of boutiques and stores...
