A cozy green corner by the sea in the densely populated Phuket Town. It is a popular recreational spot for Thais, equipped with jogging and cycling paths, a fitness center, a stadium and outdoor exercise equipment.
The park is adjacent to the seashore, which gives it a special romantic ambience. Swimming is inconvenient due to the rocky bottom and high tides, but an evening stroll along the sea will be the perfect solution.
In November, it is in this park that guests can see a spectacular show. On the Buddhist holiday of Loy Kratong, which is celebrated on the full moon day of the twelfth month of the lunar calendar, a real show is organized here. Small boats with flowers and candles – kratongs – are launched into the water, lanterns symbolizing the passing difficulties of the past year fly into the sky, and a spectacular show of fountains is arranged in the park. All this creates a beautiful and romantic atmosphere. Other festivals are also held in the park. If you are interested in Thai culture, keep an eye on the events of the park.
Near the park are a Buddhist Chinese temple and a mangrove protection center. In the park, you can also visit a museum dedicated to the founder of the Royal Thai Navy and see fragments of warships.
This place is a pleasant place to walk around, learn something new, and if you’re lucky, catch spectacular Thai festivals.
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