Thailand Holidays- Ten things To do in Phucket
Phucket
Phucket is Thailand's largest Island and now is one of the most sophisticated places to visit in Thailand after becoming a hub for gap year backpackers.
There are many luxury resorts with wonderful floury white sandy beaches and with the brilliant blue sea, this all adds to the breathtaking scenery.
There is a fascinating culture about Phucket that will drag you away from the relaxing coastline, and you will see why this vibrant architecture made an impact in the film, On The Beach starring Leonardo DiCaprio.
Ten Must Do Things in Phucket
- 1.Visit some of the most picturesque waterfalls you will see any where. Bang Pae,Tonsai and Kathu will take your breath away.
- 2.Take time out to see and support the Gibbon Rehabilitation Project,a great day out if you are interested in wildlife. The project is run by volunteers who care for more than 60 monkeys that are being prepared to be released back into the wild.http://www.gibbonproject.org/
- 3.Join the locals and light your own lantern and make a wish for the people in the Land of Smiles.
- 4.If you are a boxing fan get yourself a ringside seat to watch the countries national sport Thai Boxing.
- 5. Do not miss out on one of Phucket,s best known landmarks The Big Buddha. A remarkable piece of architecture that sits on the south part of Phuket.
- 6. Have look at the magnificent colourful blooms at the Orchid Garden and Thai Village, and enjoy some peace an quiet at this restful, lakeside location.
- 7. You must try the local Thai red and green curries,enjoy this cuisine with its fragrant lemongrass, fiery chillies and aromatic coconut.
- 8. See the wonderful Colonial architecture of old Phuket town, you will be dazzled by the ornately decorated Buddhist temples bathed with gold and fine paintings.
- 9. Enjoy the luxuriant waters around Phuket,take your flippers as they are great for snorkeling. Alternatively you can sail along the bay on a traditional junk boat.
- 10.If you can, time your visit to coincide with the Thai New Year, and join in the joyous celebrations, as the locals throw water at themselves.