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Phuket Sightseeing
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Promthep Cape is a headland forming the extreme south end of Phuket. “Prom” is Thai for the Hindu term, “Brahma,” signifying purity, and “Thep” means
‘God.’ Local villagers used to refer to the cape as “Leam Jao” .. read more |
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From this point can be seen the bays of Kata Noi, Kata and Karon, and also Poo Island. It is one of the islands best views. A large public sala, or shelter is there for visitors, and several vendors sell food, drinks, and souvenirs in the area when the weather is nice.. read more |
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The Viewpoint tower at Kao Khad holds one of the most beautiful scenic views in Phuket. Established by Wichit district government organization, it is located at Wichit district.. read more |
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A great view of Phuket Town, the southern part of the island, and some of the offshore islands, can be obtained by going to the top of Khao Rang Hill, on the town's northwest border. There are also several restaurants featuring spectacular views of the city.. read more |
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A land reclamation project provided abundant new land now used for parks and public facilities at Saphan Hin, located where Phuket Road meets the sea in Phuket Town. In the circle is the Tin Mining Monument, shaped like a large drill bit, dedicated to the memory of Captain Edward Thomas Miles .. read more |
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This is where stands the cast statue of Luang Por Cham, who helped the people of Phuket put down the Angyee, or Chinese Coolie Rebellion, in 1876 during the reign of Rama .. read more |
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Patong Beach is by far, the central hub of all tourist nightlife on Phuket. Here, located within a radius of half a kilometer around Soi Bangla, are over 150 clubs, pubs, discos and Go Go bars. .. read more |
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