As the New Year approaches, it’s the perfect time to start the year with peace and good fortune. Here are some must-visit spots for making wishes this year:
1. Wat Chalong (Phuket) The most famous temple in Phuket! Pay respects and make wishes for health and prosperity while enjoying the serene ambiance of this historic temple.
2. Wat Suwan Khuha (Phang Nga) A temple located inside a cave, offering a tranquil and meditative atmosphere. Pray for health, success, or simply find peace of mind to start the New Year.
3. Tiger Cave Temple (Krabi) Climb to the top of the hill to pay respects while taking in spectacular views of the sea. This temple is believed to bring good luck, peace, and inspiration to those who visit.
May your 2025 be filled with luck, success, and happiness all year round!
Are you ready? Let’s have fun with the “Tour Along the Andaman Coast” – an unforgettable trip!
Start the engine and let's hit the road! The “Tour Along the Andaman Coast” will take you on an exciting road trip across 6 beautiful provinces of the Andaman coast, including Ranong, Phang Nga, Phuket, Krabi, Trang, and Satun! Whether you're driving along scenic roads or cruising on crystal-clear waters, every route is packed with fun and adventure waiting for you!
Trip highlights include visiting stunning destinations such as Maya Bay, Railay Beach, and Phi Phi Islands, offering breathtaking beauty like no other. Not only are these locations stunning, but there are also new infrastructure developments that make your trip more convenient while preserving the natural beauty for generations to come
Don't wait! Come explore the Andaman coastal communities and be part of sustainable tourism! Support local communities and enjoy a new kind of travel experience together!
Discover the Most Beautiful Photo Spots in Phuket Old Town!
Looking for charming photo spots filled with vintage vibes and stunning architecture? Phuket Old Town is the perfect destination! Here are some must-visit landmarks where you can capture memories and amazing shots:
Soi Rommanee
A colorful street lined with pastel-shaded Sino-Portuguese buildings. Every corner is picture-perfect.
Thalang Road
The heart of the Old Town, featuring charming historic buildings and trendy cafés. Perfect for a relaxing stroll and capturing street-style photos.
Street Art Around Town
Don’t miss iconic murals like Child with Dragon, The Boy with a Crane, and artwork by Alex Face. The entire area feels like an open-air gallery.
Takua Pa Intersection
Surrounded by colonial-style buildings, this spot offers a timeless, nostalgic backdrop for your photos.
Local Eateries
From Hokkien noodle shops to local dessert cafés, these places not only serve delicious food but also provide cozy, authentic settings for photos.
Pro Tips:
Visit early in the morning or late afternoon for the best natural lighting.
Bring your camera or phone fully charged to make the most of your trip!
When in Phuket, don’t miss the chance to explore the Old Town’s unique charm and capture moments you’ll treasure forever!
Phlap Phlueng Than (Onion plant, Thai onion plant or Water onion) has blossomed.
The queen of water is ready to show off her beauty and intensity.
Phlap Phlueng Than is a rare flower that only blooms in Thailand and is found nowhere else on the earth. It blooms only at the end of October. Until December of this month.
You can now visit the phap Phlueng Than at the farmhouse in Naka Subdistrict, Suksamran District, Ranong, or at Phang Nga, near Kharaburi Takua Pa District.
Travelwithcare now available in Phuket, guaranteed by Thai Tourism Industry Award Thailand Tourism with Phuket Old Town area, who recently won the TTA Low-carbon and Sustainability category award.
• The Sino-Portuguese architecture. Ancient style in houses on both sides of historical roads, including Thalang Road, Phang Nga Road, Dibuk Road, and Yaowarat Road. Each building has been restored and decorated with beautiful colors, plus the front art is decorated with bas-relief stucco images with a unique and beautiful pattern.
• Built since 1891, the ancient Chinese shrine Saengtham Shrine stands over a hundred years old.
• Cool graffiti paintings on old buildings for taking beautiful photos.
• Finish with a stroll down Lard Yai, a Sunday walking street that is a must-see for shopping, souvenir purchases, and food sampling. A variety of regional cuisines combine to provide a delightful experience.
In the Andaman Sea, three national parks have resumed operations. They were shut down for six months to help restore the environment. Do you know where they are? Let’s go take a look.
- Similan Islands National Park. A world-class dive site with colorful soft and hard corals.
- Surin Islands National Park. Famous for its vibrant marine ecosystem and beautiful coral reefs. If you’re lucky enough, you might see a whale shark swimming by. There’s also a chance to visit a Morgan villager and learn about their traditional way of living.
- Laem Son National Park. A fine white sand beach with clear turquoise blue water and abundant coral reefs which is suitable for snorkeling and scuba diving.
With the end of the rainy season and the beginning of winter, we can enjoy the chilly and wonderful weather without having to fly to the northern region.
In the southern part, we can also view the sea of mist. Khao Khai Nui in Ban Fai Tha Thai Mueang District, Phang Nga Province, provides a sunrise observation site. The mountain range will be covered with mist. Given the cool temperature, it would be ideal to see anything like this and get up early to take stunning shots.
It is raining. But do not worry. We have a lovely place to visit where you will fall in love since you will undoubtedly take wonderful photographs.
"Phu Khao Ya" Ranong Province, or Khao Bald, consists of three mountains covered in grassland with no trees and a low peak that can be walked up. Each hill has a walkway that connects it to the others. Especially during the season, the mountains will be wet and turn lush green. The atmosphere is extremely refreshing. You will definitely recharge your life energy and be ready to go back to work.
