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Phuket Essentials

Explore the historic and cultural landmarks of Phuket's provincial capital. This selection highlights the 19th-century Sino-Portuguese architecture of the Old Town and Thalang Road, alongside traditional religious sites like Wat Khao Rang and the reclining Buddha at Ko Si Re. The list features panoramic viewpoints at Khao Rang and Monkey Hill, as well as the island's prominent night markets, including the Lard Yai Sunday walking street and the container-style Chillva Market.

Phuket Old Town

Historic district characterized by 19th-century Sino-Portuguese architecture, colorful shophouses, and street art. It houses the Thai Hua Museum and former mansions built during the island's tin-mining boom.

Thalang Road

The central artery of the Old Town, lined with restored shophouses featuring arched walkways. It is the site of the weekly Sunday walking street market and is notable for its lack of overhead power lines.

Soi Rommanee

What used to be a red light district in the past has become a charming lane lined with Chinese and Portuguese shops. Not to be missed out!

Lard Yai Sunday Night Market

A weekly walking street market held every Sunday evening. It features local Thai street food, handmade crafts, and live street performances set against the backdrop of illuminated historic buildings.

Chao Fah Variety Market

This market operates during weekend nights. Come here for a variety of goods such as shoes, clothes or cheap electronics - expect a lot of…

Khao Rang

Climb this hill to get on of the most wonderful views of Phuket. Having a drink or a meal on the top is very, very rewarding.

Wat Khao Rang

Situated at the top Khao Rang Hill, this temple is a hidden gem. Though the complex is not small in size, the street leading to it is not…

Monkey Hill

The highest hill in the town of Phuket provides a truly wonderful view of the area.

Chinpracha House

The lavish Sino-Portuguese mansion is open to public. Don't miss out the opportunity to see its remarkable interior.

Ko Si Re Temple

This temple is famous for the large statue of reclining Buddha - so unusual in this part of Thailand.

Chillva Market

A night market constructed from upcycled shipping containers. It offers a selection of trendy fashion, accessories, and international street food, typically featuring a live music stage.

Andamanda Phuket Waterpark

A 100,000-square-meter waterpark themed around Thai mythology and folklore. The facility includes five distinct zones, a massive wave pool, and numerous slides and artificial lagoons.

Baan Teelanka

This upside down house is a favorite tourist attraction. Come inside and go from roof to the first floor and visit the garden maze, too.