Karon Viewpoint is where you’ll find a stunning view of Phuket can be found at Karon Viewpoint. The most convenient way to get around is to hire a driver for the day who can take you to the various locations you want. If you’re lucky you can get a driver who can make recommendations for where to go and what to see. Karon Viewpoint is a great location for an overview of the city of Phuket. If you’re lucky you can pay to hold an eagle or monkey! Thailand especially offers the opportunity to interact with these animals at a cost, but how often can you say that you caught an eagle?

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Are you brave enough to approach a giant tiger? The Tiger Kingdom offers a once in a lifetime experience to meet, play, and have your photo taken with tigers.

Are you brave enough to approach a giant tiger? The Tiger Kingdom offers a once in a lifetime experience to meet, play, and have your photo taken with tigers.

Phuket Floating Market is a famous culture unique to Thailand. One in Phuket is located opposite Loch Palm Golf Club in Kathu. Quickly becoming a major attraction due to its full range of food, shops and Thai products available from the market’s boardwalk in a culturally unique market on water.

Phuket Original Discover Tour with Big Buddha & Floating Market

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Another nature-filed jungle adventure will be found at Khao Sok National Park is an attraction off the beaten path where you can trek through the tropical rainforest on either on foot or experience a ride with the elephants! With numerous hiking trails that lead to majestic waterfalls with options to bamboo ride or canoe on the Khao Sok River.

Bang Pae Waterfall is a destination for the nature lovers. This is the perfect waterfall to hike to one of Phukets natural scenic beauty. Part of the National Park, it is great for a refreshing swim within the steady flow of water.

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Patong Beach is the most famous Beach in Phuket that is always bustling with people especially at night where it transforms into a party hub famous for its nightlife scene. A resort beach town, Patong is a popular tourist destination where you can also find a shopping paradise complex.

A short drive from Patong for a more laidback ambient beach experience are Karon and Kata Beach. For a more peaceful option to enjoy the beautiful sunset.

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One of the off-the beaten path hidden gems of Phuket, Laem Ka Bech can be equivalent to a private beach with amazing views of the off-shore islands. Great for a swim in the crystal clear blue water. Slightly further than the other beaches from the central areas but worth the trip if you are looking for an isolated relaxing beach. Other similar beaches include Paradise Beach, Nui Beach and Freedom Beach.

Bua Thong Waterfalls Chiang Mai is a small and beautiful, multi-tiered waterfall made of limestone and mineral deposits. Nicknamed ‘the sticky waterfalls’ because the limestone creates enough friction to stop slipping, making it easy to climb up the waterfall. A very unique experience that appears to be a local secret (little tourists know about this hidden gem).

There are 5 different levels to experience and steps on the side of the waterfall leading all the way to the bottom.

The Grand Canyon Chiang Mai is the place where many locals and tourists go to have fun in the water. A popular swimming spot for the natural beauty of the canyon. The water is bright blue and the canyon walls are very steep and, in the past you could jump from the top of the cliffs into the water.

On the border of three countries; Thailand, Laos and China

The Golden Triangle is the northern most point in Thailand that converges with Laos and Burma where the Ruak and Mekong River connect. The intersection of three countries China, Laos and Thailand.

One day White Temple, Golden Triangle Tour

Wat Rong Khun, better known as “the White Temple” is one of the most recognizable temples in Thailand. As one of the most unique, and somewhat uniquely bizarre, destinations in Southeast Asia, the White Temple in Chiang Rai should not be missed on your trip to Thailand.

Thailand’s former capital Ayutthaya is renowned for its temple ruins and historical sites. Most visitors head first to Ayutthaya Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the centre of the city, for a comprehensive overview of the city’s history and past glory. Surrounded by these ruins, it’s not difficult to imagine the grandeur that once was the kingdom of Ayutthaya. Ayutthaya Historical Park comprises four temples – Wat Phra Ram, Wat Phra Si Sanphet, Wat Mahathat, Wat Ratchaburana – the Royal Palace and Wiharn Phra Mongkol Bophit. Outside the park itself, historical sites are randomly peppered along the west, south and eastern parts of the outer island.

Big Buddha and Wat Chalong Temples can’t be missed without visiting some of the iconic Temples.

Buddha Mountain is a famous place as it features a giant sculptural image of Lord Buddha erected on the giant cliff. It was built 1995 as initiative from then Supreme Patriarch who felt it a waste to let these marble mountain be destroyed so he ordered to create the giant Buddha image on the cliff that was cut in half already.