Tour Code : HKT025

Big Buddha

Enshrined in the top of Nak Kerd Hill is “Phra Phuttha Ming Mongkhon Ekkanak Khiri,” which is commonly known as Phra Yai (“The Big Buddha”) referring to the size of this Phuket’s largest statue of Lord Buddha. The 45-meter-tall Buddha statue was structured with reinforced concrete and then covered up the surface with white marbles so it sits sparkling underneath the sun. It is the newest religious landmark of Phuket revered by locals and visitors. Parts of the construction are still undergoing and donations are welcomed.

Kata View Point

Also known as three beach view point as once you reach its peak perched in the south of Kata Beach, in front of you is the breathtaking view of beautiful Kata Noi, Kata and Karon beaches as well as the deep-blue Andaman sea. The viewpoint is located along the ring road, half-way between Nai Harn Beach and Kata Noi Beach.

Chalong Temple

There’s a holy place not far away from Chalong Bay which the locals put their faith in and by-passers have to stop to pay respect to. This place is called Wat Chalong or commonly known as Wat Chaitaram, located in Amphoe Mueng. It is considered one of the most notable temples in Phuket. There are two molded images of Luang Poh Cham and Luang Poh Chuang who are highly revered by Phuket people. According to the history, the abbot of the temple named Wat Sumbhotihan in Sri Lanka gave the Buddha’s relics which had been placed in a pagoda of Anurachapura, the former capital city of Sri Lanka to Wat Chaitaram. Nowadays the temple is renowned for its holiness as well as the virtues of Luang Poh Cham since his valorous act against the Chinese rebellion named Ung Yi. He accommodated villagers and offered them white inscribed scarfs in order to mentally support the villagers. Finally, they defeated their rivals and Luang Poh Cham was promoted to Pra Kru Visudhiwongsajarnyanmunee by King Rama V.

Not only Luang Poh Cham but also Luang Poh Chuang is highly renowned. The latter is truly famous for compounding medications from herbs. Despite his death, his virtues as well as his fame have been on until now.

Cashew Nut Factory

Phuket is the famous producer of cashew nut. Visit cashew nut factory to see how it produced.

Honey Farm

Visit the honey farm to see how the honey produced

Promthep Cape

Promthep Cape is a stunning southernmost point offering breathtaking views of the Andaman Sea. With a picturesque lighthouse, it becomes a magical spot during sunset, where the sky transforms into a canvas of vibrant colors. Visitors can follow a path to the edge of the cape to enjoy panoramic views and the soothing sound of waves crashing against the rocks. Promthep Cape is a must-visit for those seeking a serene and visually captivating experience.

Sino Portugese(Phuket Old Town)

The Sino-Portuguese architecture in Phuket showcases a unique blend of Chinese and European influences. Characterized by colorful facades, ornate details, and intricate designs, these buildings reflect the island's rich cultural history. Strolling through areas like Old Phuket Town unveils a charming tapestry of Sino-Portuguese architecture, providing a glimpse into Phuket's colonial past and cultural diversity.

Naka Night Weekend Market

(Visit in Afternoon tour + Sino Portugese only Saturday and Sunday) 

Naka Market in Phuket is a vibrant weekend night market that offers a lively mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment. Visitors can explore a variety of stalls selling everything from traditional Thai handicrafts to trendy clothing and accessories. The market is renowned for its delicious street food, and live performances add to the lively atmosphere. Naka Market provides a captivating experience, allowing tourists to immerse themselves in the local culture and take home unique souvenirs.

The tour can combine with ATV riding, Tiger Park. Morning or Afternoon option available.