Phuket Jui Tui Shrine is a Taoist shrine founded in 1911. Today it is located in Soi Phuthorn, Ranong Road near Phuket’s main market after a major fire at the…
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Culture and cuisine come alive during a stroll through historic Phuket Town. Although it can’t lure tourists with white sand beaches, loads of culturally curious travellers have been drawn to…
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Eco-tourism on Thailand’s emerald isles When a young American named Dick Sandler first came to Thailand back in 1966, he was living on a raft house in Kanchanaburi where he swam back…
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Sandwiched between the Gulf of Thailand and the Andaman Sea, Thailand’s southern region seems to have been blessed by nature. The 14 provinces running from Chumporn and the Isthmus of Kra down to Narathiwat…
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AccommodationBeaches & IslandsHotels/Resorts HostelsPhuket & aroundSightseeingRoad Trippin’ in Southern Thailand
KAILA KRAYEWSKI takes the long and narrow road to the not-so-deep South We’ve done the buses, the trains, and even the low-cost planes. Travel in Thailand is simple that way.…
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From quasi-colonial part to world-class resort island, Phuket remains a force to be reckoned with. Long before Phuket’s attractive beaches had earned the island its “Pearl of the Andaman” sobriquet…