Set in a beautiful colonial building, Tu Kab Khao Restaurant is decorated in traditional Penang style and offers nearly 100 menu items. Here you can find a number of local and traditional Phuket food that are made according to original cooking skills and recipes. Some beautiful cocktails and drinks are also provided. The restaurant is […]
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Wat Suwan Kuha is located at Mu 2 Tambon Krasom, about 9 kilometres from Phang Nga provincial town on Highway No. 4 (the Phang Nga – Phuket route). At Km. 30, there is a paved road on the right leading for 1 kilometre to the temple. Wat Suwan Kuha is known locally as “Wat Tham” […]
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Railay Beach—also frequently referred to as Rai Leh or Rai Lay—is a small peninsula just south of the town of Ao Nang, Krabi. It’s attached to Krabi’s mainland, but cut off by towering limestone cliffs from all the roads and towns. This isolation from the mainland, and the complete absence of cars and roads, gives […]
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In Thailand, The Nine Emperor Gods Festival is called thetsakan kin che, the Vegetarian Festival. It is celebrated throughout the entire country, but the festivities are at their height in Phuket, where about 35% of the population is Thai Chinese. It attracts crowds of spectators because of many of the unusual religious rituals that are […]
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Khao Lampi – Hat Thai Mueang National Park was declared a national park on 14 April, 1986, and covers a total area of 45,000 rai. The national park has 2 sections; namely, the Lam Pi Range which comprises a long stretch of mountains of mostly igneous rocks of 60 – 140 million years old, and […]
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One of Thailand’s unseen highlights, this amazing natural phenomenon is set to take place at Ko Daam Kwan Island five days before and after the full moon, from December to the early May, when tides change dramatically in different hours of a day. When the tide is low, it reveals a white sand dune and […]
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