Things to do in Phuket Province

Fantastic! The staff spoke excellent Chinese and were incredibly attentive. This was the most satisfying attraction of my entire Thailand trip. The elephants here are all rescued, and they were in great condition! There were no animal shows; it was all a display of their natural behavior, which deserves high praise! A photographer was with us throughout the visit, and the digital photos were free. Towels and hot water were provided for showers. You could tell the staff here are very compassionate; unlike typical zoos, this is a genuine animal rescue effort. I tipped the three guides without hesitation. The visit was incredibly therapeutic! No wonder it's a must-do in Phuket!

Although Similan is a little far from Phuket, it is clearer than other islands, and the sea is like a jelly! Moreover, it is only open for a few months a year, and the chance of seeing turtles when diving is also very high. Choose a larger boat for a more comfortable experience and higher safety!

The queue was incredibly long!!! You need to wear long pants because there are lots of mosquitoes. They say it's a 20-minute hike, but it's actually only about 10 minutes; the intensity is manageable, mostly uphill. Just be sure to wear non-slip shoes. They provided pick-up and drop-off service early in the morning. The zipline thrills gradually increased, and the staff were enthusiastic and helpful. They even gave us a commemorative T-shirt at the end.

The hot white sand made a crackling sound when I stepped on it, and the waves filled my swimsuit with sand. I went to the night market to eat grilled squid as soon as the stalls were set up, and ate banana pancakes while walking in the smoke and fire. Tiger prawns as big as my palm were lying on the ice at the seafood stall, and they were bright red under the charcoal fire. I didn't care about the prickly shells. When I squatted on the plastic stool to eat the skewers, the sand hurt my teeth, but the pineapple chunks dipped in hot sauce were so sweet that it saved my life. On the way back to the hotel, I carried a half-melted mango smoothie with my hands full of sticky sugar water.

Well worth a visit some good fights some bad but overall great experience would recommend

I went for 3 days. The atmosphere was great. I didn't want to go back to Bangkok. It felt like I was really healing myself. The atmosphere made my mental health better. I could say that I came to recharge my batteries.❤️❤️