Because of its stunning beauty, the earthly paradise of Phi Phi Le is almost too beautiful to be true. However Phi Phi Le is 100% authentic beauty abundant with rare flora and fauna as well as the world famous Maya Bay. Grand limestone mountains embrace the white sandy beach and the entire bay, and the […]
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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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Big Buddha at Khao Nakkerd (Nakkerd Hill), Phuket, Thailand. The Thai name for this massive 45 m high Buddha statue located at a hilltop is “Phraputthamingmongkol Eaknakakeeree”. From around Khao Nakkerd there is a magnificent view over Phuket.
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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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The cave temple is aptly named because of the rock outgrowth nearby resembling a tiger’s claw. The Tiger Cave Temple is located about 3km from the town towards North East. Wat Tahm Seua is known as a center for meditation. Its spectacular setting in the Ao Luk Thanu mountain ranges provides the necessary quiet atmosphere […]
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Phuket countryside’s Tin Mining Museum on Kathu – Koh Kaew Road, a 180-million baht investment, has finally seen its official opening in early March this year, after almost five years of construction and installation works for its displays and attractions. A definite must-see for both visitors and local residents, the museum features both indoor and […]
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