Tourist guide

When people talk about Thailand’s culture, it’s impossible not to mention Queen Sirikit. She wasn’t just a queen. She was a daughter, a wife, a mother and most of all a quiet force of care and beauty. She walked through villages and palaces with the same grace. In October 2025, a...

On one magical night each year, Loi Krathong in Phuket lights up lakes, lagoons, and beaches with glowing candlelit floats. If you've ever dreamed of releasing a krathong under the rising moon with music in the air, this guide will help you join the celebration respectfully a...

If you’re thinking about the Phuket Vegetarian Festival 2025, this guide has got you covered. For nine days in October, Phuket Town comes alive with vibrant rituals, vegan food stalls, and intense ceremonies that few travelers get up close to. Learn the key dates, where to watch,...

The warm and humid climate of Phuket is favourable not only for tourists, but also for many insects and animals. The animal world here surprises with its exoticism and diversity. For the Thais themselves they are familiar, many insects are even prepared for consumption as food. B...

When the sky opens up, your island plans don’t have to. This guide to rainy day activities in Phuket turns grey clouds into golden opportunities, from steamy noodle pots in a Thai kitchen to glittering stage shows and serene temple halls. Phuket’s monsoon often arrives in short b...

How to get around Phuket: bikes, taxis, buses and boats Phuket is not only a popular tourist resort, but also a place where the transport infrastructure helps tourists to move around the island conveniently. In this article, we will look at the different modes of transport in Phu...

The shot you have seen a thousand times still gives goosebumps. I stand there. Feel the wind on my face. James Bond Island Phuket puts you in front of the limestone. The needle of Koh Tapu. James Bond Island Phuket shows the water at your feet and the hidden lagoons, around the c...