Phuket’s Snake Farm is set up as a short stop with a live snake demonstration. The visit usually begins with a brief introduction: handlers bring out several species, including a cobra, let you see the animals up close, allow photos and videos, and sometimes offer a careful, supervised chance to hold a snake. The main draw is a short “cobra show” (around 7–10 minutes). Walk-in visitors are often quoted roughly 500 THB for adults and 300 THB for children. On organized sightseeing tours, the stop may be presented as “free,” but it’s tied to the group schedule, which can mean waiting for the bus.
After the show, guests are led into a separate room for a lengthy sales presentation of “healing” products — creams, supplements, and remedies advertised as being based on “snake venom.” A major focus here is selling of expensive products, with payment accepted in multiple currencies. The program may also include ritual “cobra cocktails” (blood/bile/heart, sometimes mixed with rum).
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Actually, there are two beaches in Phuket named Banana Beach. Here we will tell about the one located on the island Ko He (information about the other Banana Beach can be read here). Banana Beach is located on Ko He Island (also known as Coral Island) — just 20 minutes...
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Yona Beach Club is the world's first floating beach club in Phuket, located in the middle of the Andaman Sea. A massive three-deck vessel spanning 1,200 sq.m combines beach relaxation, dining, and parties in one place. The first level features a stylish beach club with a 22-meter infinity pool, sun...
