67 places to discover
Andamanda Phuket is a large Thai-heritage themed water park located in Kathu District, Phuket, Thailand. Opened in May 2022 and developed by Proud Group, it spans about 58 rai (23 acres) with 25 attractions across five themed zones inspired by Thai mythology and Andaman culture. Notable for its 10,000 sqm wave pool, 550-meter lazy river and 12 extreme slides, it is Phuket's largest water park and a major family entertainment destination near Phuket Town.
Ao Sane Beach is a small, secluded beach in Rawai, Mueang Phuket District, just northwest of Nai Harn Beach in southern Phuket. Accessed via a narrow road through The Nai Harn hotel grounds, it is known for its rocky shoreline, clear water, and snorkeling. The beach is divided into three small coves with boulders, shade from trees, and a laid-back atmosphere away from larger tourist beaches.
Ao Yon Beach is a small, sheltered sandy beach on the eastern side of Cape Panwa in Wichit Subdistrict, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket. Divided into Ao Yon Yai and Ao Yon Noi by a rocky headland, it is known for calm, clear water, soft sand and views of nearby islands. Less developed and quieter than west-coast beaches, it is popular for swimming, kayaking and relaxing away from crowds while remaining close to Cape Panwa attractions.
Baan Teelanka - The Upside Down House is a themed visitor attraction in Talat Yai, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket Town. Opened in 2013, it features a three-storey house built upside down with fully furnished inverted interiors, plus an outdoor garden maze (A-Maze in Phuket) and a Chamber of Secrets. It is notable for interactive optical-illusion photography and family-oriented entertainment near Old Phuket Town.
Bangla Road is a 400-metre pedestrianized entertainment street in Patong, Kathu District, Phuket, running from Rat-U-Thit Road to Patong Beach. Known as Patong's nightlife centre, it is lined with bars, nightclubs, restaurants, shops and live-music venues. Closed to vehicles in the evening, it becomes a walking street with neon lights and street performers, drawing visitors for nightlife, dining and people-watching near the beach.
Bang Pae Waterfall is the largest waterfall in Phuket, located inside Khao Phra Thaeo National Park in Thalang District. Fed by rainforest streams, it cascades over rocky tiers into pools suitable for wading. The site is known for its evergreen forest setting, seasonal water flow, and proximity to the Gibbon Rehabilitation Project near the park entrance.
Bang Tao Beach is a 6-kilometre sandy beach on the west coast of Phuket in Choeng Thale, Thalang District. It is one of Phuket's longest beaches, forming a wide bay between Surin Beach to the south and Layan Beach to the north. Known for its soft white sand, clear water and calm seas in the dry season, it is fronted by the Laguna Phuket integrated resort complex and luxury hotels, making it a major resort beach destination.
Big Buddha Phuket is a 45-metre-tall white marble seated Maravija Buddha statue atop Nakkerd Hill between Chalong and Kata in Mueang Phuket District, Phuket. Visible from much of southern Phuket, it is one of the island's most prominent landmarks and a revered Buddhist site. Construction began in 2004 and the statue is clad in white Burmese marble, offering panoramic views over Chalong Bay, Kata and Karon.
Black Rock Viewpoint is a natural scenic viewpoint located on a forested hillside above Nai Harn in Rawai, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket. Centered on a large dark rock outcrop, it offers panoramic views of Nai Harn Beach, Ya Nui Beach, Promthep Cape and the Andaman Sea. Reached by a short jungle hike, it is notable for its undeveloped setting and wide coastal vistas.
Blue Tree Phuket is a large entertainment and water park complex in Choeng Thale, Thalang District, northwestern Phuket, between Bang Tao and Laguna Phuket. Opened in 2019, it is centered around a 17,000 sqm man-made Crystal Lagoon. Notable for its lagoon with swimming and water sports, water slides, cliff jumping, kids zones, Beach Club, dining and retail village, it functions as a family-oriented lifestyle and leisure destination.
Carnival Magic is a large nighttime Thai carnival theme park located in Kamala, Kathu District, Phuket, Thailand. Opened in September 2022 adjacent to Phuket FantaSea, it spans over 40 acres and is billed as the Kingdom of Lights with more than 40 million lights. The park combines illuminated installations, parade performances, carnival rides, shopping and dining, presenting Thai cultural festivals and carnival traditions in a family-oriented entertainment format.
Chalong Pier is Phuket's largest and busiest pier, located in Chalong Bay in Mueang Phuket District, Phuket Province. It serves as the main departure point for boat trips to nearby islands such as Coral Island, Racha Islands and Phi Phi Islands. The pier features a long concrete walkway extending into the bay, a lighthouse, and views of anchored yachts and traditional longtail boats.
Chillva Market is a popular open-air night market in Talat Yai, Phuket Town, Phuket Province. Located on Yaowarat Road near Phuket Old Town, it is known for its colorful shipping-container shops and youthful, trendy atmosphere. Opened in 2016, the market features street food, fashion, vintage items, handicrafts and live music, attracting both locals and tourists seeking an evening shopping and dining experience.
Freedom Beach is a 300-meter secluded white-sand beach located between Patong and Karon on the west coast of Phuket Island in Kathu District. Sheltered by jungle-covered hills and granite boulders, it is known for clear turquoise water, soft sand and a relatively undeveloped setting. Accessible mainly by longtail boat from Patong or a steep trail through private land, it offers a quiet alternative to nearby busy beaches.
Hanuman World is an eco-adventure zipline park located in the rainforest of Kathu District, Phuket. Set on a forested hillside near Kathu Waterfall, it is known for its extensive zipline courses, sky bridges and roller zipline. The park combines adventure activities with rainforest conservation and offers guided experiences with safety equipment, restaurant and transfer services for visitors.
Jui Tui Shrine is a prominent Chinese Taoist shrine located on Ranong Road in Talat Yai, Phuket Town, Phuket Province. One of the oldest Chinese shrines in Phuket, it is closely associated with the annual Phuket Vegetarian Festival. The shrine features traditional Chinese architecture, ornate decorations, colorful statues of Taoist deities, and large incense coils. It serves as an important religious center for the local Thai-Chinese community and a notable cultural attraction for visitors exploring Old Phuket Town.
Kalim Beach is a small beach located just north of Patong Beach in Patong Subdistrict, Kathu District, Phuket Province, Thailand. Situated along the west coast of Phuket Island on the Andaman Sea, it is known for its rocky shoreline, coral reef and surf break rather than wide sandy stretches. Adjacent to the main coastal road, it offers views of the bay, sunset viewpoints and proximity to Patong's amenities while retaining a quieter atmosphere than neighboring Patong Beach.
Kamala Beach is a 2-kilometre sandy beach on Phuket's west coast in Kamala Subdistrict, Kathu District, north of Patong. Fringed by palm trees and hills, it is known as a quieter, family-friendly alternative to busier Phuket beaches. The beach offers calm swimming in dry season, local seafood restaurants, and proximity to cultural attractions like Phuket FantaSea, retaining a traditional Muslim fishing village atmosphere.
Karon Beach is a 3-kilometre sandy beach on the west coast of Phuket Island in Karon Subdistrict, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket Province, Thailand. Located between Patong and Kata beaches, it is the third-longest beach on the island. Known for its broad stretch of white sand, clear water and relatively quiet atmosphere compared to nearby Patong, it is a developed resort beach lined with hotels, restaurants and shops serving visitors.
Karon Viewpoint, also known as Kata Karon Viewpoint or Three Beaches Viewpoint, is a scenic hilltop viewpoint on Route 4233 between Kata and Nai Harn in Karon, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket. Perched above the southwest coast, it offers panoramic views of Kata Noi, Kata and Karon beaches. The paved viewpoint features a pavilion and parking area and is a popular stop for photography and sunset viewing along the coastal road.
Kata Beach is a 1.5-kilometer sandy beach on the southwest coast of Phuket Island in Karon Subdistrict, Mueang Phuket District. Divided into Kata Yai and Kata Noi, it is known for its clear water, soft white sand, and palm-lined shoreline backed by resorts and restaurants. Popular for swimming and seasonal surfing, the beach offers a relaxed family-friendly atmosphere and scenic views of Koh Pu island offshore.
Kata Noi Beach is a small, curved sandy beach located just south of Kata Beach in Karon Subdistrict, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket Province, Thailand. It is known for its clear turquoise water, soft white sand, and relatively quiet atmosphere compared to nearby Kata and Karon beaches. Framed by forested hills and luxury resorts, it is popular for swimming, sunbathing and seasonal surfing.
Kathu Waterfall is a small seasonal waterfall located in the forested hills of Kathu District, Phuket, Thailand, near Phuket Town and the road to Patong. It consists of a series of cascades and natural pools flowing during the rainy season. Surrounded by tropical forest, it is a quiet local recreation spot for picnics, short walks and swimming when water levels permit, offering a simple nature escape close to urban areas.
Khao Khad Viewpoint is a hilltop observation tower on Khao Khad hill in Wichit Subdistrict, Cape Panwa, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket. Located at about 100 meters elevation, it offers 360-degree panoramic views of the Andaman Sea, Chalong Bay, Cape Panwa, and nearby islands including Koh Lone and Phi Phi on clear days. The viewpoint features a multi-level tower and is known for sunrise and sunset viewing and photography.
Khao Phra Thaeo No-Hunting Area is a protected forest reserve in Thalang District, northern Phuket, covering about 22 square kilometers of the island's last remaining virgin evergreen rainforest. Established to conserve wildlife and watershed, it encompasses Ton Sai and Bang Pae waterfalls and the Gibbon Rehabilitation Project. Notable for its biodiversity, hiking trails, and relatively undisturbed ecosystem, it offers a natural contrast to Phuket's coastal attractions.
Khao Rang Hill Viewpoint is a popular hilltop viewpoint located northwest of Phuket Town in Talat Yai, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket Province. Situated at about 140 meters elevation, it offers panoramic views over Phuket Town, the southern coastline and nearby islands. The hill features landscaped gardens, fitness areas, seating pavilions and restaurants, and is known as an easily accessible sunset viewpoint close to the city centre.
Khao To Sae, commonly known as Monkey Hill, is a forested hill in Ratsada Subdistrict, Mueang Phuket District, overlooking Phuket Town in Phuket Province, Thailand. Rising about 100 metres above sea level, it is known for its city viewpoint, roadside shrine, and large population of macaques. The paved hill road is popular for walking and jogging, offering panoramic views of Phuket Town, Chalong Bay and surrounding islands on clear days.
Ko He, commonly known as Coral Island, is a small coastal island located about 3 kilometers southeast of Phuket's main island in Mueang Phuket District, Phuket Province, Thailand. Administratively part of Chalong Subdistrict, it is known for its two main beaches, Long Beach and Banana Beach, clear turquoise water, and fringing coral reefs. The island is a popular day-trip destination for snorkeling, swimming, and water sports accessible by boat from Chalong Pier.
Ko Lon is a small, quiet coastal island located about 1.5 kilometers off the southeast coast of Phuket Island in Chalong Bay, within Mueang Phuket District. Known for its tranquil atmosphere, sandy beaches, clear water and traditional Muslim fishing village, the island offers a contrast to busy Phuket. It features rubber plantations, small bungalows and limited development, making it notable for day trips, snorkeling, kayaking and experiencing local island life.
Ko Maphrao, also known as Coconut Island, is a small coastal island off the east coast of Phuket in Pa Khlok, Thalang District, near Ao Po. Located in Phang Nga Bay, it is known for extensive coconut plantations, a traditional Muslim fishing village, and mangrove forests. The island offers a quiet, rural contrast to mainland Phuket and is accessed by short longtail boat ride from Ao Po Pier or Laem Hin Pier.
Ko Naka Yai is a small coastal island in Phang Nga Bay off the east coast of Phuket, within Pa Khlok Subdistrict, Thalang District, near Ao Po. Known for its quiet sandy beaches, shallow clear waters and long-established pearl farm, the island offers a low-density alternative to Phuket's west-coast beaches. It hosts a few resorts, fishing villages and coconut plantations, and is visited mainly on half-day boat trips for swimming, sightseeing and views of surrounding limestone karsts.
Ko Racha Yai is a small coastal island located about 12 kilometers south of Phuket in Mueang Phuket District. Known for its white sandy beaches, clear turquoise water and coral reefs, it is a popular day-trip destination from Chalong Pier. The island features two main bays, Ao Patok and Ao Siam, and is notable for snorkeling, scuba diving and swimming in calm, shallow waters.
Ko Sirey is a small coastal island off the east coast of Phuket Town in Ratsada Sub-district, Mueang Phuket District, connected to Phuket Island by a short bridge. Notable for its hilltop Buddhist temple Wat Ko Sirey, traditional Chao Leh sea gypsy village at Laem Tukkae, mangrove-fringed coastline and viewpoints over Phuket Town and the Andaman Sea.
Laem Ka Beach is a small sandy beach in Rawai Subdistrict, Mueang Phuket District, on the southeastern tip of Phuket Island, Thailand. Facing the Andaman Sea, it overlooks nearby islands such as Koh Lone and Koh Bon. Known for its quiet atmosphere, clear shallow water and palm-fringed shoreline, the beach is less developed than major tourist beaches and is popular with local visitors seeking a calm, scenic coastal setting.
Lard Yai Walking Street is a weekly Sunday night market on Thalang Road in the heart of Phuket Old Town, Talat Yai, Mueang Phuket. Known locally as Phuket Walking Street, it occupies the historic Sino-Portuguese streetscape and is notable for its preserved shophouses, street food, handicrafts, and live cultural performances. The market promotes local heritage and community products.
Mai Khao Beach is the longest beach in Phuket, stretching approximately 11 kilometers along the northwestern coast in Mai Khao, Thalang District. Located within Sirinat National Park and adjacent to Phuket International Airport, it is known for its undeveloped, natural sandy shoreline, clear waters, and seasonal sea turtle nesting. The beach remains largely quiet and protected, offering a natural contrast to Phuket's more developed resort beaches.
Nai Harn Beach is a sandy beach on the southwest coast of Phuket Island in Rawai Subdistrict, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket Province, Thailand. Set in a sheltered bay backed by forested hills and Nai Harn Lake, it is known for its soft white sand, clear water and relatively quiet, less commercial atmosphere. The beach is popular for swimming during the dry season, sunbathing, and sunset views near Promthep Cape.
Nai Thon Beach is a tranquil 1-kilometre sandy beach on the northwest coast of Phuket Island in Sakhu Subdistrict, Thalang District. Located within the Sirinat National Park area, it is known for its clear water, quiet atmosphere and relatively undeveloped shoreline compared to southern Phuket beaches. The beach is backed by casuarina trees and small resorts, and is valued for swimming, sunbathing and seasonal sea turtle nesting.
Nai Yang Beach is a 3-kilometre sandy beach in Sakhu Subdistrict, Thalang District, Phuket, located within Sirinat National Park on Phuket's northwest coast near Phuket International Airport. Known for its relatively quiet atmosphere compared to southern Phuket beaches, it is shaded by casuarina trees and features calm, clear water in the dry season. The beach is notable for sea turtle nesting, fringing coral reef areas, and plane-spotting opportunities due to its proximity to the airport runway.
Paradise Beach is a small 150-meter sandy cove located about 4 kilometers south of Patong Beach in Kathu District, Phuket. Sheltered by forested hills and clear turquoise water, it is known for its calm swimming conditions in dry season, snorkeling over coral and rocks, and a beach club with sun loungers and dining. Accessed via a steep private road with shuttle service, it offers a quieter alternative to nearby Patong.
Patong Beach is a 2.85-kilometer sandy beach on the west coast of Phuket Island in Patong Subdistrict, Kathu District, Phuket Province. It is the largest and most developed beach resort in Phuket, known for its wide bay, fine white sand, and extensive tourism infrastructure. Originally a fishing village, it developed from the 1980s into a major international resort destination with hotels, restaurants, and water sports.
Phuket Aquarium is a public aquarium at Cape Panwa in Wichit, Mueang Phuket, operated by the Phuket Marine Biological Center under the Department of Marine and Coastal Resources. Established in 1983, it showcases marine life of the Andaman Sea with indoor and outdoor tanks, a walk-through tunnel, coral reef exhibits and sea turtle conservation displays for education and research.
Phuket FantaSea is a 140-acre cultural theme park located in Kamala, Kathu District, Phuket, Thailand. Opened in 1998, it is Thailand's first cultural theme park combining Thai heritage with large-scale entertainment. The park features the Palace of the Elephants theater, Festival Village shopping street, carnival attractions and a large buffet restaurant. Its centerpiece is the Fantasy of a Kingdom stage show blending Thai mythology, acrobatics, pyrotechnics and elephants.
The Phuket Mining Museum in Kathu District, Phuket, is a museum dedicated to the island's tin mining heritage. Located on the site of a former tin mine, it preserves the history of Phuket's mining industry which drove economic development from the 16th century until the late 20th century. The museum features indoor galleries, dioramas, archival photographs, and outdoor displays of mining equipment, illustrating mining techniques, daily life of miners, and the influence of Chinese labour on local culture.
Phuket Old Town is a historic district in Talat Yai, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket Town, Phuket Province. Developed during the late 19th and early 20th century tin-mining boom, it is notable for its well-preserved Sino-Portuguese shophouses, mansions, Chinese shrines and museums. The compact grid of streets around Thalang, Dibuk and Yaowarat Roads forms a cultural and architectural heritage area that reflects Chinese, Malay and European influences.
The Phuket Seashell Museum is a private museum located on Viset Road in Rawai, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket Province. Founded by collector Somnuek Patamakanthin, it houses one of Thailand's largest collections of seashells with over 2,000 species from around the world. Notable for its rare specimens, fossils, and a 380-kg giant clam shell, it serves as an educational attraction focused on marine biodiversity.
Phuket Weekend Market, also known as Naka Market or Talad Tai Rod, is the largest weekend market in Phuket Town, located on Wirat Hong Yok Road in Talat Yai, Mueang Phuket District. Covering a large open-air area, it features hundreds of stalls selling clothing, accessories, souvenirs, second-hand goods and local street food. Popular with locals and tourists, it is notable for its variety, affordable prices and lively evening atmosphere on weekends.
Promthep Cape (Laem Promthep) is a prominent headland at the southernmost tip of Phuket Island in Rawai, Mueang Phuket District. It is one of Phuket's most famous viewpoints, known for panoramic views over the Andaman Sea and offshore islands. The cape features a lighthouse, shrine, and viewing pavilions and is widely regarded as a premier sunset viewing location in southern Thailand.
Rawai Beach is a coastal beach in Rawai Subdistrict, Mueang Phuket District, at the southern tip of Phuket Island, Thailand. Unlike typical swimming beaches, it functions primarily as a working fishing harbour and longtail boat pier. Lined with seafood restaurants and stalls along its waterfront road, it is notable for views of nearby islands such as Koh Bon and Koh Hey, its Sea Gypsy fishing community, and as a departure point for island boat trips rather than beach swimming.
Saphan Hin Park is a large seaside public park on a reclaimed peninsula at the eastern edge of Phuket Town in Talat Yai, Mueang Phuket District. Built on former tin mining land extending into Phuket Bay, it is notable for its waterfront promenade, mangrove areas, sports facilities and the Tin Mining Monument. The park serves as a major recreational and community gathering space for locals and visitors with open sea views toward nearby islands.
Sarasin Bridge is a historic 660-meter bridge spanning the Pak Prah Strait at the northern tip of Phuket Island in Thalang District. Opened in 1967 as the first bridge connecting Phuket to mainland Phang Nga, it was later converted into a pedestrian walkway after the adjacent Thepkasattri Bridge opened. Notable for its coastal views, sunset vistas, and association with a well-known local love story, it now serves as a scenic viewpoint and landmark.
The Shrine of the Serene Light, also known as Sang Tham Shrine, is a historic Hokkien Chinese shrine on Phang Nga Road in Phuket Old Town, Talat Yai, Mueang Phuket. Built in 1889 as a private family shrine, it is one of the oldest Chinese shrines in Phuket Town. Notable for its well-preserved Taoist architecture, intricate murals, carved wooden altars and tranquil courtyard, it reflects the Sino-Portuguese heritage of Phuket's tin-mining era.
Siam Niramit Phuket is a large cultural theme park and theatre complex in Kathu District, Phuket, Thailand. Opened in 2011 as the second Siam Niramit venue after Bangkok, it is known for its large-scale stage production depicting Thai history, culture and traditions. The site includes a 1,740-seat theatre, a recreated Thai village and dining facilities, and holds a Guinness World Record for the world's highest stage.
Simon Cabaret is a long-running transgender cabaret theatre located on Sirirat Road in Patong, Kathu District, Phuket. Established in 1991, it is one of Phuket's most well-known evening entertainment venues. The show features elaborately costumed performers in choreographed musical numbers with Thai and international themes, staged in an air-conditioned theatre with professional lighting and sound. It is noted for its large-scale production and central location near Patong Beach.
Sirinat National Park is a coastal and marine national park in Thalang District, Phuket Province, covering 90 sq km including 68 sq km of marine area. Located in northwest Phuket encompassing Nai Yang, Nai Thon, Mai Khao and Sai Kaeo beaches, it was established in 1981. It is notable for its white sandy beaches, pine-lined shores, mangrove forests, coral reefs and as a seasonal nesting ground for leatherback sea turtles.
Splash Jungle Water Park is a large themed water park located in Mai Khao, Thalang District, Phuket, adjacent to Phuket International Airport. Opened in 2010, it covers approximately 22,000 square meters and features 12 water slides and attractions including a wave pool, 335-meter lazy river, and aqua play areas. Notable for its family-friendly design and proximity to Mai Khao Beach and resort area.
Surin Beach is a 1-kilometre sandy beach on the west coast of Phuket Island in Choeng Thale, Thalang District. Located between Bang Tao and Kamala beaches, it is known for its fine white sand, clear turquoise water, and casuarina tree-lined shore backed by low hills. Once known as Millionaire's Row for its luxury villas and resorts, it offers a relatively quiet, scenic setting popular for swimming, sunbathing and sunset views.
Thalang National Museum is a national museum in Si Sunthon, Thalang District, northern Phuket, located near the Heroines Monument on Thep Krasattri Road. Established to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Thalang in 1785, it presents the history, archaeology, culture and tin-mining heritage of Phuket and the Andaman coast. Exhibits include prehistoric artifacts, historical dioramas, ceramics and displays on the island's ethnic groups and traditions.
Thavorn Museum is a private heritage museum located inside the historic Thavorn Hotel on Rassada Road in Talat Yai, Phuket Town, Phuket. Established by the Thavorn family, it preserves artifacts related to Phuket's tin-mining era, early tourism, and local culture. The collection includes mining tools, vintage photographs, antique furnishings, and memorabilia from the hotel's history, offering insight into the island's economic and social development during the 20th century.
Ton Sai Waterfall is a small forest waterfall located inside the Khao Phra Thaeo Non-Hunting Area in Thep Krasattri, Thalang District, northern Phuket. Surrounded by preserved evergreen rainforest, it is one of two main waterfalls in the protected area alongside Bang Pae. The waterfall is notable for its tranquil natural setting, short nature trails, and role as part of Phuket's last significant virgin rainforest, offering visitors a quiet nature experience away from coastal tourist areas.
Tri Trang Beach is a small sandy beach located just south of Patong Beach in Patong Sub-district, Kathu District, Phuket. Approximately 500-700 meters long, it is known as a quieter alternative to busy Patong Beach. The beach features soft sand, clear water, and rocky headlands at both ends, backed by hillside resorts. It is notable for swimming, snorkeling, and sunset views in a more secluded setting.
The Two Heroines Monument is a historic monument located on Thepkasattri Road in Si Sunthon, Thalang District, northern Phuket, Thailand. It commemorates Thao Thep Kasattri (Chan) and Thao Si Sunthon (Muk), two sisters who led the defense of Thalang against Burmese invasion in 1785. The bronze statues on a traffic island mark the gateway to Phuket and serve as a revered landmark symbolizing courage and local heritage.
Wat Chalong, officially Wat Chaiyathararam, is the largest and most revered Buddhist temple in Phuket, located in Chalong Subdistrict, Mueang Phuket District. Built in the early 19th century, it is dedicated to two highly venerated monks, Luang Pho Chaem and Luang Pho Chuang. The temple complex is known for its Grand Pagoda housing a relic of the Buddha, ornate halls, and its role as a center for merit-making and cultural visits.
Wat Phra Thong is a historic Buddhist temple in Thep Krasattri Subdistrict, Thalang District, Phuket. It is renowned for its half-buried golden Buddha image, Luang Pho Phra Thong, with only the upper half visible above ground. Located on Thep Krasattri Road (Route 402), the temple houses a small museum and is one of Phuket's most revered religious sites, associated with local legends and the 1785 Burmese invasion.
Wat Srisoonthorn is an active Buddhist temple in Si Sunthon Subdistrict, Thalang District, Phuket Province. It is best known for its large 29-meter reclining Buddha image, Phra Maha That Chedi and historic standing Buddha. Located on Thep Krasattri Road in central Thalang, the temple serves as a religious center for the local community and a cultural stop for visitors exploring northern Phuket.
Windmill Viewpoint is a hilltop viewpoint in Rawai at the southern tip of Phuket, between Ya Nui Beach and Nai Harn Beach near Promthep Cape. Named for the large white wind turbines on the hill, it offers panoramic views of the Andaman Sea, coastline and offshore islands. The open viewing platform is a well-known spot for sunset viewing and photography and is freely accessible to visitors throughout the day.
Ya Nui Beach is a small sandy cove on the southern tip of Phuket Island in Rawai, Mueang Phuket District, between Nai Harn Beach and Promthep Cape. The beach is known for its clear turquoise water, sheltered bay, and views of Koh Kaeo Noi and Koh Kaeo Yai offshore. Popular for swimming, snorkeling and kayaking, it offers a compact, scenic setting with beachfront restaurants and easy road access.