travel log: November 2017

With lush, green interiors, exotic beaches, enticing islands within minutes and a growing infrastructure, Krabi provides a great vacation full of beautiful memories. Moreover, there’s so much to see: Wildlife sanctuaries, National Parks, hot springs and ice-cold waterfalls are all close by, while one of the world’s most lovely isle's - Koh Phi Phi - is only 45 minutes away.

Railay Beaches & Caves

Now on every savvy traveler's list, Railay is nevertheless one of Thailand's most sought-after beach areas. Located just south of Ao Nang Beach, around a rocky headland and accessible only by yacht or long tail boat, Railay presents a peaceful world. In just one small peninsula you will find beautiful white sand beaches, viewpoints, soaring limestone cliffs, caves and a lagoon hidden inside the cliffs, shaped and nourished by the changing tides.

How to get there: Fixed-price long-tail boats leave from Krabi (150 baht) and Ao Nang (100 baht)

Krabi Islands (four island tour)

Just 8 kilometers from Ao Nang, Koh Poda, is a small island covered in palm and casuarina trees and almost entirely encircled by a soft white-sand beach, with a coral reef 20 meters from the shore. The combination of scenery, excellent snorkeling, and soft sand make the island a popular choice, but by surprise, it is not that crowded. Chicken Island is named after its strange rock formation that looks like the head and neck of a chicken. One end of the island consists of cliffs, while the other has beautiful beaches. Good for snorkeling.

Emerald Pond

Also known as Crystal Lagoon (‘Sra Morakot’ in Thai) Emerald Pond is situated in the area of Khao Pra-Bang Khram, east of Klong Thom hot springs, about 50 km south-east of Krabi Town. You can visit the Crystal Lagoon and the Thung Teao waterfall on the same day – keep your National Park entry ticket stubs, so you do not have to pay twice. The Emerald Pond is a popular (and somewhat crowded) destination on Thai national holidays.

How to get there: 50 km south-east of Krabi Town on Route # 4 by taxi or song teow

Wat Tham Sua (Tiger Cave)

Wat Tham Sua or “Tiger Cave” is one of the most famous caves in the area, and is part of a temple where monks live and worship within a maze of natural caves. Inside one of the caves is what appears to be tiger paw prints embedded in the stone. The main attraction, however, is the 1,272 step-climb to see the “footprint of the Buddha.” It is not that easy climb, but you will be rewarded at the top with 360° views of the countryside and sea.

Location: Nine kilometers south of Krabi Town

How to get there: Song Teow or taxi

Phi Phi Islands

The Phi Phi Islands have been immortalized by Hollywood to the extent that their charismatic beauty is further enhanced. Day-trippers will pass by emerald-green Maya Bay and the Viking Cave on uninhabited Phi Phi Leh. Phi Phi Don is a hive of activity during the day and takes a short break after the last of the ferries depart before exploding into party central later at night. Still, Phi Phi is the King of Cool and is always laid-back and comfortable with its quasi-hippy image, yet does feature some up-market restaurants and hotels. How to get there: Ferries run from both Phuket and Krabi on a 90-minute crossing.

Klong Thom Hot Springs

These Hot Springs are located in the jungle near the Khao Phra Bang Khram Nature Reserve. These thermal springs are originated from Ancient volcanic chambers which are believed to ease some ailments such as sciatica, rheumatism, and other skin problems, although these medical claims have no scientific ground.

How to get there: 50 km south-east of Krabi Town on Route # 4 by taxi or song teow

Khao Kanab Nam

Khao Kanab Nam is the two steep limestone hills that many people regard as the symbol of the bailiwick. Located just outside Krabi Town and easily spotted from the road, it is such a fantastic sight to see these pinnacles standing almost side by side with the Krabi River flowing in between them. Each is about 100 meters high. The hill on the righthand side is worth a visit as there is a cave with stalactites and stalagmites.

How to get there: Long-tail boat from Krabi Pier (300 baht)

Koh Lanta & Nearby Islands

Koh Lanta consists of 52 islands including the largest, Koh Lanta Yai. It is located approximately 70km from Krabi Town. Koh Lanta's scenic beauty may not quite compete with some other areas in the province. If you are looking for complete peace away from tourist areas, with a few home comforts, head for the Isle of Koh Lanta. Crucial Low development and unspoiled nature are Lanta's main attractions.

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With tree-lined roads, rugged limestone rock formations, beautiful sandy beaches and exotic islands, Krabi Province is a traveler’s dream destination. The 165km coastline is a veritable trove of natural delights, and even Krabi Town itself has a quirky charisma to it. Koh Phi Phi and Ao Nang stand out as significant nightlife attractions, while Railay Beach is a must-visit place.

Krabi Town

Krabi, a modest-sized town of about 25,000 inhabitants, is one of the oldest settlements in Thailand, with roots going back hundreds of years to when it was a ‘kraal’ containing primarily elephants. Of course, the only residues of this rich history are natural sites such as Tiger Cave, but the town itself retains a distinct, almost timeless rural charm. The Krabi River, running through the city, also adds to the allure of a riverside market, restaurants, guesthouses and atmospheric cafés. For shopping, Krabi city does not particularly shine, but it does have fresh markets, new textile shops and several large stores on its outskirts. An early evening relaxing ramble through its streets will reveal its laid-back and unpretentious personality.

Ao Nang

Beachside, bustling and directly aimed at the visitant market, Ao Nang is changing monthly. By road, Ao Nang is 15 minutes from Klong Muang Beach and Krabi Town, and a minute drive from Noppharat Thara Beach. Via sea, Railay’s beaches (including Ton Sai) and a mishmash of small intimate islands are a few minutes away. Ao Nang has a decent nightlife and quite a few reputable diners, and it is possible to stroll from one end of town to the other. Several clusters of bars provide different ambience, with the newly renovated Center Point on Beach Road at the town’s nightlife nexus. Shopping is a relaxed affair here, with elegant boutiques lining the road out to Noppharat Thara Beach.

Railay Beach

One of the most renowned beaches in Thailand, Railay’s distinct craggy and stunning appearance is etched on many a visitors’ memory. The characteristic limestone cliffs that form the boundaries of the beach are superb for rock climbing, and the area plays host to numerous climbing schools. In just one little peninsula, you will find gorgeous white-sand beaches, soaring limestone cliffs, caves, viewpoints and a lagoon hidden inside the cliffs, shaped and nourished by the changing tides. Moreover, all within walking distance as it is only accessible from the sea, the area has a mysterious lure that is only heightened come sunset. Railay is not a shopping hub, and the only vehicles you will come across are bicycles and hotel golf buggies.

Koh Phi Phi

Iconic, unique and a bucolic party hub, Koh Phi Phi is a love-it-or-hate-it sort of place. Irrefutable beauty belies the fact that the site turns into party central at night, with groups of inebriated (and usually young) visitants on noisy pub crawls. By day, however, its beaches are symbolic, with nodding palms providing shade, by cerulean waters and talcum-white sand. The isle’s many day visitors tend to lend the illusion that the place is busier than it is and at night, away from the nightlife sites, Phi Phi is a place where you could be enticed to spend the rest of your days. A significant scuba diving departure point, and featuring excellent restaurants and exciting shopping, Phi Phi is undoubtedly a noteworthy holiday experience.

Nopparat Thara Beach

Nopparat Thara Beach is located 17km west of Krabi Town and is abutting to Ao Nang. This quiet beach lies within the Hat Noppharat Thara-Koh Phi Phi National Park and features a three-kilometer long sandy stretch lined by casuarina trees. Like most of Krabi’s beaches, you will not find miles of beach chairs and deck umbrellas, so buy a beach mat and find the perfect spot. It is also possible at low tide to walk from the beach across to Koh Kao Pak Klong Island in the bay. It is popular with local Thai picnickers and those who like to swim, eat and laze in the sun. The northern end has excellent seafood restaurants, while the southern extreme, bordering Ao Nang, has some nightlife.

Klong Muang and Tubkaak Beaches

Klong Muang Beach is situated 13km north of Ao Nang and is, to say the least, a serene hideaway. Its natural rustic beauty marries well with the serenity of the area, and for a slice of ‘real’ Thailand, it is hard to beat. Shopping, devouring, and nightlife here are all decidedly modest, but that is the very charm of the place. Tubkaak Beach, a 15-minute drive from Ao Nang and 30km from Krabi Town, is even more remote and enjoys the soft white sand and a sense of peacefulness that is hard to imagine without actually experiencing it. The isle's that make up the fantastic Koh Hong archipelago can be seen from the beach. You can get a closer look at a day trip around the islands. There is no nightlife or shopping at Tubkaak Beach.

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Climate

Krabi has a tropical monsoon climate and, situated close to the equator; it is both hot and muggy in equal measure and doesn't cool significantly at night.

April and May are the steamiest months (averages around 26-35° C). The Southwest monsoons show up between May and October, and with the pouring rain and thunderstorms - for many, though, this is a welcome respite.

Perfect time to visit: December to January, for a more relaxed and drier climate

(avg. 22-30° C).

Krabi Province is located along southern Thailand’s Andaman seaboard and receives thousands of visitants every year, who come for its greenery, beaches, and beauty.

Krabi features idyllic palm-fringed beaches, sparkling waters dotted with exotic islands, elephant trekking, prolific rock climbing, excellent dive sites, a wide range of accommodation, both Thai and western dining and friendly locals. Regarding a travel destination in Thailand, Krabi is relatively new, and this works to its advantage. Few of the visitors know that the iconic Phi Phi Islands are within Krabi Province’s jurisdiction. Hardly needing an introduction, Phi Phi offers not only breathtaking beauty, but hedonistic nightlife, and excellent scuba diving and snorkeling as well.

TIME ZONE

GMT+7 (the same as Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam).

ELECTRICITY

Voltage is 220 Volts with either two flat blades (NEMA 1-15 or JIS C 8303) or round two-pin plugs (Europlug CEE 7/16).

SIM CARDS AND DIALING PREFIXES

Pre-paid SIM cards can be purchased at most convenience stores as well as at the service operators’ shops – DTAC, AIS and TRUE – found inside shopping malls. You will discover 7-Elevens everywhere. To make a call to a landline within Krabi province, dial 075 followed by six digit number. Making a call outside Krabi province requires a three-digit area code (except for Bangkok 02), starting with 0, the area code, then

the six-digit number. Calls between mobile phones need a three-digit prefix (08x), followed by the seven-digit mobile number.

GETTING AROUND

Driving in Krabi bailiwick is a whole lot more relaxed than in Bangkok or Phuket. The roads are quite serene, and no one seems to be in hustle. There’s a fixed-price policy between Railey Beach and Ao Nang when taking a long-tail boat, although you will have to bargain for other nautical destinations. If arriving or leaving by sea, it is important to note that specific services cease in the monsoon season from May to October. If you want to experience getting around Thai-style then try a local songtaew – a converted pickup van; you can rent these for a day. Both saloon taxis and motorcycle ply these roads.

AIRPORT TRANSFERS

You will find a taxi rank at Krabi Airport, but don’t expect the cabbie to turn his meter on – you shall need to bargain for the best price. Once on the main road, you can flag a passing songtaew down, but this is impractical if you have much baggage. If you want a hassle-free airport transference, you can book a variety of vehicles at http://www.krabitravel.com/destination/transfer-services.htm and travel in style.

IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS

Ambulance 1699

Police 075-611222 or 191

Ao Nang Tourist Police 075-637208

Immigration 075-611097

Krabi Airport 075-636541-9

Krabi Town Hospital 075-631768-9

Fire Brigade 075-611111 or 191

Bus Terminal 075-611804

Phi Phi Hospital 075-622151

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What is better than dawdling in a swimming pool in a tropical paradise like Phuket? A calmer, cleaner and safer substitute to taking a dip in the sea, you can swim a length or two if you’re feeling energetic, if you’re feeling thirsty take a seat at a swim-up bar or just float around in the water if you want to relax and cool off from an intense sunbathing session. Children in the family will always have fun playing in the pool, and the deeper ones are also magnificent training grounds if you are learning to scuba dive. Pools are very popular, though, and a small busy pool can severely hamper your style. Make sure that you always have space to extend your water wings and relish yourself in peace and comfort, so we have drawn up a list of the 7 Biggest Hotel Pools in Phuket.

Le Meridian Phuket Beach resort

Despite looking like one jumbo pool, Le Méridien Phuket Beach Resort has two, each with a distinct atmosphere to it. The bigger of the two forms a lagoon around the breakfast buffet restaurant. It is 90m wide and 60m long, and very deep in parts, so it is not that bizarre to see trainee divers exploring the area under the restaurant. Not far away is a shallower free-form pool which, with its two Jacuzzi sections, is ideal for parents and children. Large pool seamlessly blends into the 26.5m lap pool, which is also pretty deep. Don’t worry about safety, though – the lifeguards on staff are all trained to the Australian gold standard.

Angsana Laguna Phuket

If you are planning to swim the whole length of the Angsana Laguna Phuket swimming pool, you need to cancel any plans you had for the afternoon first. At 323m across, it could take you a while! The only reason it does not rate higher on our list of the 5 Biggest Hotel Pools in Phuket is that its freeform design consists of three large bodies of water with coupling channels, mirroring the lagoon the hotel is situated amongst. There is even a slight current in places, allowing you to drift from one pool to the next effortlessly. Other features include water polo nets, an artificial beach, shallower areas for the kids and a couple of poolside dining options.

Phuket Mariott Resort & Spa, Merlin Beach

Phuket Marriott Resort & Spa is located on the southern outskirts of the city, close to Tri Trang Beach stretched over a total area of 3,880 sqm, but that number is divided into three broad individual pools, each over a square kilometre in size. Each has a small atoll of tiny garden islands. One is primarily for the minors and is universally shallow, featuring a water fountain and a slide. The second pool has a swim-up bar. The third has a three-storey waterfall, pool access suites and sun loungers on the islands, which can be reached using footbridges.

Thavorn Beach Village Resort & Spa Phuket

The lagoon pool of Thavorn Beach Village & Spa stretched over 4,900 sqm. It is not just big for Phuket, it is amongst the most significant freeform pools in all of Southeast Asia. Well deserving the comparison to a laguna, the giant body of water compliments the resort’s natural surroundings. There are also some arcane corners to explore, with cascading waterfalls, bridges, beautiful tropical gardens and Thai sculptures to find. The pool area is fully supervised, it has facilities for water polo, shallower areas for kids, sunbeds and pool access suites.

Duangjitt Resort, Phuket

There are three pools at the Duangjit Resort & Spa in Patong. Of the three, first two are not especially impressive. The third pool, however, is so big that it has an isle in the middle. Over 100m long and about 60m broad at its widest point, it has a poolside bar which also delivers snacks and is ringed with sun loungers and umbrellas. It is not just set in the hotel’s 36 acres of lovingly landscaped gardens – the large isle is an integral part of it, playing host to a natural garden.

Outrigger Laguna Phuket Beach Resort

Outrigger is decidedly a family destination, and the excellent and inventive organized children’s activities here rotate on a weekly basis. Children will enjoy themselves in the three swimming pools, one of which features one of the longest water slides on the isle and families can revel in the absolute beachside location. Still, Outrigger is also no slouch when it comes to meetings and conventions and has the most modern and futuristic business center and facilities in Phuket.

Holiday Inn Resort

The first thing you will notice about Holiday Inn Phuket is the how many beautifully maintained pools there are: two substantial communal pools are found at either end of the resort, with a private free-form pool exclusively for the Busakorn-type room guests and a secluded children’s paddling pool. Of the two communal pools one is designed for adults, the other for families. There are elephant sculptures and fountains dotted around pumping jets of water into the air and plenty of sunbeds for all guests.

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The excellent hotels in Phuket all have several things in common: excellent location, an extensive range of quality facilities and immaculate service. Many Phuket visitants have highly personal tastes, and once they've found their leisure niche, they will return time after time, on each visit revealing something new and pleasing about their choice of destination and lodging. Whether it is value for money, a sense of satisfaction or a dependable brand name you're watching for - or indeed a combination of the above - all play essential roles in soling out the best in their field. Our Phuket Best Hotels list serves many tastes and preferences - whether for singles, groups, or families - and covers a vast swathe of accommodation with both beachside and city locations.

The Shore at Katathani

The Shore at Katathani is a collection of beachside abodes at the southernmost end of beautiful Kata Noi Beach. It is a romantic location seemingly tailor-made for peace lovers and those who enjoy the heady mixture of beach, luxury, and tranquility. Children below 12 years of age aren't allowed to stay at this resort. Accommodation at Katathani comprises Seaview Pool Villas, Two-Bedroom Pool Villas, and 130sqm Pool Villas. Villa amenities are generous and include flat-screen satellite TV with an entertainment system, individually controlled air conditioning, complimentary Wi-Fi, safety deposit box, a stocked mini-bar, en-suite bathroom with toiletries and hairdryer and bathrobe with slippers, and of course a great boundlessness pool with beach and mountain views.

Kalima Resort and Spa

Kalima Resort has located few meters away from Patong, but this definitely works to its advantage as the 220-degree views this kalima resort enjoys across Patong Bay are only in a class of their own. Besides, the resort offers a frequent shuttle service to the center of dining, nightlife, and shopping on the island. Modern, sleek, chic, and above all welcoming, this is hillside luxury with all lodging types featuring air conditioning free coffee and tea-making facilities, mini-bar, en-suite bathroom, large-screen TVs with satellite channels, attractive and state-of-the-art in-room amenities and decor, and much more.

The NAKA Phuket

The NAKA Phuket is a collection of beachside Abodes at Kamala Beach on Phuket's lush and verdant west coast. Kamala is approximately a 45-minute drive from Phuket International Airport and some 15 minutes north of Patong - Phuket party center, fine-dining venue, and shopping hub. Accommodation categories at The Naka Phuket comprise of One-Bedroom, Two-Bedroom, and Three-Bedroom Villas. One-Bedroom Villas enjoy splendid views of the seascape and are mere steps away from the shoreline. The Villas are approximately 182sqm which includes patio and balcony. This Villa features a bedroom with a king-sized bed, a fully stocked mini-bar, dining and living room.

JW Mariott Resort and Spa

Marriott has all the bases covered for an active vacation, regardless of weather conditions. Just how Marriott has managed to keep the personal touch on such extensive grounds is a mystery, yet also a welcome surprise. The Marriott is immediately adjacent to Mai Khao Beach in northwest Phuket next to the Sirinath Marine National Park and protected sea turtle area. Some 10 minutes north of Phuket International Airport, it also has easy access to neighboring Phang Nga Province. The well-appointed rooms are spacious with a minimal area of 47sqm, and each room features a balcony and an indoor sala - a Thai-style raised area.

The Baray Villa

The Baray Villa is located on the west shore of Phuket on the golden sand of Kata Beach. Featuring three pools and a Jacuzzi, this villa offers spacious and opulent lodging for tourists who would like to relish the best of Phuket in comfort and style. The Baray Villa is a triple access villa featuring fourteen superb guest rooms featuring an upper-bedroom with double bed and a total living space of 106 sqm. Some of the amenities included are a 42-inch LCD TV, two wardrobes, individually controlled air-conditioning, an iPod dock, two shower rooms, two toilets, one bathtub, complimentary tea and coffee making facilities.

Crown Plaza

Phuket Panwa Beachfront Resort has 77 guestrooms, all based on lower levels and all extravagantly fitted out with luxurious textiles. Room categories include 9 Deluxe Beachfront Rooms, 40 Deluxe Garden View Rooms, and twenty-eight Deluxe Sea View Rooms overlooking tranquil Chalong Bay - perfect for sunset views. Rooms offer in-room safety deposit box, individually controlled air conditioning, private balcony/terrace with table and chairs, good storage space, quality bedding, en-suite bathroom with toiletries, bathrobes, original furniture and soft lighting arrangements.The resort is beach facing and enjoys an excellent location facing south towards the natural yacht haven of Chalong Bay.

Santhiya Koh Yao Yai Resort and Spa

Santhiya Koh Yao Yai Resort and Spa describes itself as an eco-luxury beach resort. Located on the west coast of the unspoiled Koh Yao Yai, a rather large island situated at the mouth of the famous Phang Nga Bay between Phuket and Krabi, Santhiya is a stylish resort offering its visitors a relaxing stay far away from the vicissitude of our modern world. Koh Yao Yai is the perfect place to get a revitalizing rest. The island is still an undeveloped natural haven only inhabited by a few fishermen and farmers. The beachfront resort hosts ninety rooms and villas categorized in 5 types. Royal Grand Pool Villa Suite (256sqm), Ocean View Pool Villa Suite (150sqm), Supreme Deluxe Sea View (60sqm), Supreme Deluxe Garden View (60sqm), and Grand Deluxe Ocean View (72sqm).

Katathani Phuket Beach Resort

Katathani Phuket Beach Resort holds a remarkable place in many return visitors hearts, and it has proved continuously favourite year after year. The resort comprises 479 low-rise guest rooms and suites - all with private balconies and terraces facing the pools, ocean or tropical gardens. Katathani has a real family atmosphere yet with two separate wings, six swimming pools, and extensive grounds as well as an adjacent 850-meter long beach, things never get too crowded.The resort has six restaurants and five bars.Upstairs in the main dining room Chom Talay, La Scala offers excellent contemporary Italian fare in a classic setting with live piano music.

Amatara Resort and Wellness

Regent Phuket Cape Panwa is a 5-star gem of a hotel located near beautiful Cape Panwa in the tranquil east of Phuket. The first impression one gets of this hotel is its classically designed lobby, colonial features, sweeping high ceilings, and unforgettable views out over the swimming pool and bay, with yachts moored in the middle distance. The further one explores this property the better the impression one gets. The Regent Phuket Cape Panwa overlooks fabulous seascapes and island-dotted in the middle range. One gets the feeling that the views were made for the motels 55-metre infinity pool here instead of the other way round.

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Jungceylon

Most people imagine Phuket with pristine beaches, scuba diving, snorkelling and getting drunk from dusk to dawn. The beaches are as beautiful as you believe, and you will also most likely spend most of your time glued to the mini bar. However, little do you know that Phuket is actually a shopper’s paradise. The populated tourist province is packed with hidden bargains for both locals and tourists. With numerous markets, malls and outlets, customers are spoiled with choices. To give you a taste of the stature of Phuket's shopping arena, here’s a pick of the best of the Phuket.

Jungceylon:

The famous shopping mall Jungceylon is located at city centre which hosts more than 300 shops. It is two-storey carrefour with food, fashion and household items. Carrefour also features many beauty and massage centres with sensible prices. Don,t forget to visit Robinson's department store, where you can find a good range of beauty products. One can see fashion shows and beautiful fountain displays, sometimes it may be under maintenance.

Jim Thompson:

It’s named after American businessman Jim Thompson, who restored Thai Silk industry in the 1950s. He mystically disappeared from Malaysia Cameron island in the mid-1960s, but his business momentum has carried on. There are six Jim Thompson outlets in Phuket: Katathani Beach Resort, Canal Village Laguna, Le Meridien Phuket, Central Festival Phuket, Turtle Village (Mai Khao Beach) and at Phuket Airport. You can shop at any one of them. One can get high-quality silk items.

Central Festival Phuket:

Located just outside the western perimeter of Phuket town with hundreds of outlets, franchise restaurants, a multi-screen SFX cinema and accessible department stall. If you can spare some time for shopping you can have a good bargain for good brands, you can also claim 7% VAT back at the airport if you request for and fill out the necessary papers.

Weekend Market(Talad Tairod):

Earlier it was known for car boot sale, but nowadays this weekend market has moved on from cars lined in selling dodgy goods. Thai markets are known for its social events and lots of delicious snacks. One can find cheap products like jeans, T-shirts, Custom jewellery, sports shoes, computer accessories, and lots of second-hand goods.

Phuket Old town Handicraft Shops:

Phuket’s Old Town is not only scenic and fascinating place to explore; it also features atmospheric textile shops as well as handicraft stores where bargains are to be had. Locally made handicrafts alongside Tibetan items are found along these streets and along Yaowarat roads and Phang Nga several artists have set up studios that sell classic as well as more modern-themed works.

Karon Bazaar:

Karon Plaza is a vast, covered market-like shopping centre set in the central area of Karon Beach Road on Phuket Island’s west coast, some 350m south of Karon circle. Covering a 6,000sqm area, the bazaar features just about everything you'll ever need (or not).

Banana Walk:

Banana Walk is Patong’s newest shopping hub and is located just 100m south of Soi Bangla on the Beach Road, right next to Banana Disco. With over 4,100sqm of retail space, the mall is multilevel, and its overall design leans toward minimal and modernistic: the buffed concrete walls, the metal structure of the tall Plexiglas roof above an ample open space, at night the lighting ranging from blue to red.

Phuket Walking Street:

Phuket Walking Street is the latest charisma featured in Phuket Old Town. Well-known-as Lardyai (talaad yai), which means ‘big market’ in southern Thai dialect, this Phuket walking street started in October 2013 and is hosted on the beautifully renovated Thalang Road, right in the middle of the historical Sino-Portuguese district of Phuket Town.

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