1. Baan Ajo: The name ‘Ajo’ means great-grandfather. The house's floor plan is modeled after Penang's, influenced by Art Deco architecture, characterized by curved and angular lines. The roof is covered in light red French tiles, the floors are tiled with white and green Italian tiles, and the bathroom tiles are inscribed with “Made in England.” Originally an old house belonging to a wealthy Phuket gentry, the fourth-generation descendants have renovated it into a museum, restaurant, and accommodation. This nearly 90-year-old residence has been transformed into a museum, restaurant, and guesthouse.
2. Windmill Viewpoint: Located on a hill between Yanui Beach and Nai Harn Beach, in an area where wind turbines generate electricity, this viewpoint offers expansive ocean views. The foreground features swaying wildflowers, and you can see the large wind turbines used for electricity generation. During the day, you can see the turquoise sea, islands stretching from the shore into the sea, and yachts lined up in the water—a perfect backdrop.
3. Promthep Cape: The southernmost point of Phuket Island, this is a curved headland that gradually slopes down to the sea. Surrounded by rows of palm trees and swaying grasses, the viewpoint offers Nai Harn Beach and Koh Man to the right, and Nai Ya Beach, a small beach, to the left. Generally, tourists, regardless of which beach they are staying at, flock to Promthep Cape in the late afternoon to watch the sunset.
4. Wat Chalong: This famous temple is a landmark of Phuket. Tourists visit to pay respects to Luang Pho Chaem of Wat Chalong for good fortune. Stories of his sanctity, reputation for healing, and profound compassion have attracted many followers. Even though Luang Pho Chaem passed away over 100 years ago, his fame, honor, and prestige remain in the memories of people.
5. Phra Phuttha Ming Mongkol Ek Nak Khiri, or the Big Buddha on Nak Khiri Hill: Located not far from Wat Chalong, this is another important tourist attraction in Phuket. The most striking feature of this large Buddha image is its Maravijaya posture, visible from all around Phuket Island. Tourists often visit to pay respects, worship, and admire the beautiful panoramic view of Phuket Island from above.
6. Three Bays Viewpoint: Another famous viewpoint in Phuket, offering views of three bays: Kata Noi Bay, Kata Bay, and Karon Bay. The view is so stunning that it's often said that if you come to Phuket and don't take a picture at this viewpoint, you haven't truly been to Phuket.
7. Patong Beach: Phuket's most famous beach, complete with amenities such as hotels, restaurants, and water sports equipment shops for tourists. With a beach over 4 kilometers long, Patong is the most popular beach to visit. After the COVID-19 situation, Patong Beach has become a beautiful, tranquil beach with white sand, turquoise water, and stylish beach decorations perfect for taking photos.
8. Mining Museum: This place showcases the history of mining in Kathu District and serves as an important learning resource for future generations. It is divided into two parts: the exterior, which includes drift mines, shaft mines, open-pit mines, hydraulic mines, and excavated mines; and the interior. “Ang Mo Lao Nai Hua Mueang” showcases the history of tin mining and the lifestyle of the miners.
9. Khao Rang is a tranquil area with a lush atmosphere, located on a hilltop overlooking the panoramic skyline of Phuket city. It's surrounded by verdant hills and serves as a health park for exercise, a public park for relaxation, and restaurants. It's accessible both during the day and at night, with the twinkling lights offering a different kind of beauty.
10. Saphan Hin is a recreational area within Phuket city. It's a beach at the end of Phuket Road, slightly extending into the sea. It's home to the 60th Anniversary Monument (Shell Roundabout), built in 1968 to commemorate Captain Edward Thomas Miles, an Australian who brought the first dredge to Thailand for tin mining in 1909.
11. Khao Khad Viewpoint is one of the hidden gems in Phuket, located in Ao Makham and not far from Cape Panwa. Khao Khad offers a 360º panoramic view, allowing visitors to admire the stunning Andaman Sea. And you can fully appreciate the lush green mountains within the island. The atmosphere here is peaceful and uncrowded, perfect for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers.
12. Khao Khad Viewpoint: Within this viewpoint area, there is a multi-story tower that tourists can climb to enjoy a panoramic view. You can see the surrounding landscape in 360º. The tower is situated above the treetops, providing an unobstructed view. Although the stairs are quite steep, the view from the top is well worth it. For those with mobility issues, there is a ramp on the right for easy access.
13. Chinpracha House: Built during the late reign of King Rama V, this was the first Sino-European style house in Phuket, known as "Ang Mo Lao." Its distinctive features include a two-story house, a door with gilded Chinese characters, Italian tile flooring, and most of the furniture inlaid with mother-of-pearl imported from China. Inside, the house displays the history of Phuket through artifacts used by the people of Phuket over the past 100 years.
14. Phuket Old Town: Phuket is a city with a long history, and one of the remnants of its glorious past is the old town area, filled with Sino-Portuguese style buildings lining both sides of the streets, creating a distinctive character. These old buildings are scattered throughout the city, perfect for walking around and taking photos. There's also beautiful street art to photograph. The streets that are interconnected are Dibuk Road, Phang Nga Road, and Thalang Road.
15. Queen Sirikit's 72nd Birthday Anniversary Park, with its golden sea dragon plaza, is located in the heart of Phuket town. It's a popular tourist attraction due to its convenient accessibility. The evening festivals there create a vibrant and fun atmosphere. Dragons are believed to be auspicious animals that protect the people of Phuket and visitors.
16. Large cruise boats offer tours to Phi Phi Don and Phi Phi Leh islands with various seating options for all ages. The program includes swimming, snorkeling, and viewing coral reefs at Monkey Beach. Enjoy beautiful photo opportunities at Maya Bay, Pileh Bay, Loh Samah, and the Viking Cave. A buffet lunch is served on the island, leaving time for relaxation, beach walks, souvenir shopping, or enjoying drinks at charming cafes in Ton Sai Bay.
17. Benyaran Museum is the largest modern historical museum in Asia, comprising dozens of completed buildings. 18. The museum features various antique exhibits, such as a pawnshop counter, ancient coins and banknotes of various denominations, underwater artifacts, antique televisions, antique jars, an antique cinema, a collection of liquors, a group of tools and utensils, over 130 types of traditional medicines, along with equipment from the four branches of the armed forces, including a replica of an airplane runway from World War II and the Vietnam War, and a model of an antique mining dredge, etc.
18. Samet Nangshe Viewpoint is a very famous tourist attraction in Phang Nga that almost everyone knows. It is considered one of the most beautiful sunrise viewpoints in Thailand. From here, you can see the scenery of various islands and limestone mountains in Phang Nga Bay, especially during the morning when the sunlight sparkles.
19. Khao Chang Mop Mangrove Forest: A collaborative effort between the local community and the national park to conserve natural resources and benefit the community, tourists can enjoy a leisurely stroll through the shady mangrove forest along an approximately 800-meter-long wooden walkway (mangrove forest viewing bridge) that blends harmoniously with nature. There are viewpoints where visitors can admire the beauty of the mangrove forests on both sides of the Ban Ao Nam canal.
20. Huai To Waterfall is the most beautiful waterfall in Khao Phanom Bencha National Park and is not far from Krabi town. It originates from the Phanom Bencha mountain range and has five tiers: Wang Sam Haap, Wang Chong Loi, Wang Doi Prong, Wang Thewada, and Wang Ton Phriw. Huai To Waterfall has water flowing year-round, and the flow is quite strong during the rainy season, especially near the cliffs.
21. Khlong Thom Saltwater Hot Spring: This saltwater hot spring is located in the Khlong Bang Phung mangrove forest area. It consists of 14 hot springs of varying sizes, each with moderate salinity and water temperatures of approximately 40-47°C. The water is clear and reflects the sky in an emerald green color.
22. Emerald Pool: This is a natural pool with emerald green water, originating from warm spring water. With temperatures around 30–50ºC, it's safe to swim in the Emerald Pool. The pool's green color is due to the interaction of bacteria and algae, resulting in various shades. Inside, there's a wooden bridge for walking, a natural trail, and it's also home to many bird species.
23. Wat Tham Suea (Tiger Cave Temple) is another beautiful temple in Krabi, offering peace and tranquility amidst nature. It's surrounded by mountains, stalactite and stalagmite caves, and lush, ancient trees. Besides being a place for meditation and spiritual practice, it's also a great spot to admire the sea of mist. Located approximately 600 meters above sea level, you'll need to climb 1,260 steps to reach the viewpoint.
25. Khao Khanab Nam is located in front of Krabi town and consists of two limestone hills approximately 100 meters high flanking the Krabi River. It also features a museum and a local handicraft center showcasing ancient artifacts. Visitors can also enjoy crafting miniature long-tail boats, weaving natural cotton, and learning about fish farming in cages.
25. เขาขนาบน้ำ ตั้งอยู่ที่ด้านหน้าตัวเมืองกระบี่ ซึ่งมีลักษณะเป็นเขาหินปูน 2 ลูกสูงประมาณ 100 เมตร ตั้งขนาบแม่น้ำกระบี่ นอกจากนี้ ยังมีหอพิพิธภัณฑ์และศูนย์หัตถกรรมพื้นบ้าน ที่จัดนิทรรศการแสดงเครื่องใช้สมัยโบราณให้ชม หรือจะเพลิดเพลินไปกับการประดิษฐ์เรือหัวโทงจำลอง, ทอผ้าฝ้ายธรรมชาติ, และเรียนรู้การเลี้ยงปลาในกระชัง.
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