Tha Ruea is a small but very impressive Chinese shrine in Phuket. It’s not the most popular place among tourists, and it’s the locals who are most often found inside. But if you’re in the neighborhood, Tha Rua Temple is definitely worth a visit. It is in the classic Taoist style, in bright colors with carved vaulted roofs and numerous dragons. There is only one building with three doors and two altars. Three staircases lead to them at once – two with steps and one without them. As in all Chinese temples, there are many sculptures of Deities inside. The main place is given to the Goddess of Mercy Guan Yin, from whom one asks for health and healing from diseases. You will not see large statues of Buddhas, as in all Thai temples. Don’t forget to take off your shoes at the entrance.
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Simon Cabaret in Phuket is one of the most popular theater shows where performance combines with music and dance. Audiences can expect a burst of vibrant emotions, fun, and visual delight. This show is also one of the leading performances in all of Southeast Asia, drawing visitors from around the...
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Phuket FantaSea is not just an amusement park – it’s a magical kingdom where the myths of Thailand come to life before your eyes. Lights, music, the aroma of spices, and the magic of the stage merge into one grand show that is rightfully considered the calling card of Phuket....
