Faith, devotion and inspiration. Beyond the beaches of Phuket are several sacred landmarks and places of worship that offer some insight into the island’s soul.
The loftiest of all of Phuket’s sacred sites is the Big Buddha. This serene-faced white marble statue on top of the highest hill in Chalong is 45 metres high and visible from many areas in the south end of the island. Equally impressive as the gigantic statue are the sweeping views across the island from Phuket City to Chalong Bay to Kata and Karon beaches, and over the Andaman Sea to islands offshore.
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Let go of everyday life and enjoy some quality time in one of these luxury villa specifically suited for a family with kids of all age. These private homes feature playrooms, kids pool, bunk bedrooms and many more facilities to keep all kids entertained.
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Phuket is well known for its beaches and seascapes, but to discover the heart and soul of the island it’s essential delve into its food. Fantastic Thai cuisine is available all over the island, but if you wish to find authentic tastes unique to Phuket it takes a little more effort.
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Every year in October or late September, Phuket’s Chinese community turns out to the streets to honour the Emperor Gods and purify their bodies and minds. The Vegetarian Festival is celebrated across Thailand, but Phuket holds the largest and most spectacular of them all.
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