Things to do in Phuket

I really enjoyed my time at Patong Beach. The beach has a lively atmosphere, and there was always something happening, from people playing in the water to vendors selling snacks and drinks. The sand was clean enough for relaxing, and the sea was warm, although it could get crowded during the afternoon. I stayed until sunset, and the view was beautiful with the sky changing to shades of orange and pink. After that, I walked around the nearby streets where there were plenty of restaurants, shops, and places to enjoy the evening. It was convenient because everything was within walking distance. If you prefer a quiet beach, this may not be the best choice, but if you enjoy a vibrant atmosphere with lots of activities, Patong Beach is definitely worth visiting. I would happily come back for another relaxing evening by the sea.

It's very close to the main island; on a clear day, it takes about half an hour by boat. The white sand beaches and crystal-clear waters are perfect for snorkeling with lots of small fish, and the sunsets are absolutely stunning. To see the sunset, you have to stay on the island!

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The hot white sand made a crackling sound when I stepped on it, and the waves filled my swimsuit with sand. I went to the night market to eat grilled squid as soon as the stalls were set up, and ate banana pancakes while walking in the smoke and fire. Tiger prawns as big as my palm were lying on the ice at the seafood stall, and they were bright red under the charcoal fire. I didn't care about the prickly shells. When I squatted on the plastic stool to eat the skewers, the sand hurt my teeth, but the pineapple chunks dipped in hot sauce were so sweet that it saved my life. On the way back to the hotel, I carried a half-melted mango smoothie with my hands full of sticky sugar water.

A street featuring numerous stalls offering local food and shopping opportunities, commonly place for tourists to visit.

The Andaman Sea in Myanmar is really beautiful, and the thatched villa hotel on the shore of Ngwe Saung is even more beautiful. I stayed for two nights and had a great time. There is no doubt that the breakfast of a five-star hotel is "great". In fact, the best feeling is to enjoy breakfast by the Andaman Sea outside the restaurant, facing the soft sea breeze and the bright morning sun. This kind of "great" cannot be felt in many places. After breakfast, of course you have to jump into the water to soak. Soak in the sea first, then in the swimming pool, it must be so cool! The old lady is afraid of the sun, of course it's the old man alone, no one took a photo for her, and she took a photo of herself, showing off her long legs, which are really not good. The high temperature of 35 degrees is the coolest season in Myanmar. Lying alone under the thatched shed by the sea, hiding from the scorching sun that can kill people, blowing the humid and hot sea breeze from the Andaman Sea, listening to the chirping of the birds squatting on the coconut trees, "freedom" was born like this!

Wat Chalong, is the largest Buddhist temple on Phuket. The largest pagoda is 61.4 meters high and contains the relics of Phra Borom Sareerikatat and a Buddha statue enshrining 108 golden Buddhas. The pagoda combines the architectural styles of southern, central and northeastern Thailand and is the first place in the region to house this holy relic.

Prom Thep Cape, Phuket, Thailand ·Before going to Phuket, you can follow the WeChat public account: Pu͜͡Ji Haipi; ask people who have been there which hotels and restaurants will be pitfalls when renting motorcycles and cars. Everyone will be very enthusiastic to share, and they have all experienced it. They can share and communicate everything, which is very practical and convenient. Phuket-Prom Thep Cape, protruding at the southernmost tip of Phuket, means "God's Cape" in Thai. Because there is a four-faced Buddha enshrined on the observation deck, the locals also call it "Prom Thep Peninsula". Prom Thep Cape offers a stunning 180-degree sea view and 3 nearby islands. It has a unique coastal style in Southeast Asia: spectacular rock wall landscape, boulders under the rock wall, interlaced palm trees, whirlpools of currents and the magnificent momentum of waves. Prom Thep Cape is one of the most photographed attractions in Phuket. At any time of the day, Prom Thep Cape offers excellent photo opportunities, but most photographers are likely to take great postcard photos at sunset. When the setting sun approaches the western mountain, the afterglow dyes the sea red, like the scales of a goldfish, a brilliant sight. When the setting sun sinks into the sea, a rosy cloud appears, gorgeous and ever-changing.

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This time I came to Phuket and stayed at JW Marriott, which is right next to Mai Khao Beach. Compared with Patong and other beaches, there are few tourists here and it is very quiet. There are several seafood restaurants on the beach where you can eat authentic Thai food. The crayfish here are very fresh and delicious. You can also watch the sunset while eating dinner. The scenery is great. At sunset in the evening, there are people leading elephants on the beach. You can buy some food to feed the elephants and take some photos.