Phang Nga Bay is unique. A day out here is an unforgettable experience that will definitely get you thinking. A distinctive feature of the bay is the sheer limestone cliffs that just vertically out of the emerald-green waters.

Phi Phi Island is Thailand’s superstar island, particularly famous for its central role in the 2000 movie The Beach. It’s the topic of conversation for travelers all over Thailand.  The islands, when approached by boat, rise from the sea like a fortress. Sheer cliffs tower overhead, then give way to beach-fronted jungle. It’s love at first sight.

Patong’s Bangla Road

The biggest collection of nightclubs, bars, shows and general nocturnal fun in Phuket, it is pretty much an all-out assault on the senses. Bangla Road really comes to life once the sun sets. The road is closed to vehicle traffic and becomes a 400-meter festival of neon lights, loud music and cheap beer. Jammed most nights of the year, it is quite a friendly and lively place to walk around as bars and clubs compete with each other for customers. If you’re looking for a fun night out in Phuket. In spite of this, it is still very much one of the essential things to do in Phuket.

Phuket night market has an impressive selection of night markets to choose from. Each has its own unique charms, but all offer interesting souvenirs at low prices. They are an excellent place to try local street food and snacks, and some also have street performances and music

 Phuket Night Shows

Phuket Fantasea is one of the most famous shows in Phuket. Inspired by exotic Thai heritages, it showcases the beauty and traditions of the country. With over 400 casts and crews, 44 elephants and many animals, the extravaganza show impresses the entire audience with a breathtaking Las Vegas-style theatrical show featuring new acrobatics, illusions, fireworks, stunts, aerial performances and more.

Families are entertained with a carnival Village with games, parades and a large themed Restaurant with 4,000 seats which offers one of the best buffets in town.

Siam Niramit offers a full evening with a fabulous 70-minute show featuring great choreographies, songs, as well as a great international and Thai restaurant. The nonstop fancy show shows the History of Thailand, traditional lifestyle and beliefs, especially of heaven and hell.

Simon Cabaret is one of the city’s most famous “ladyboy” cabaret shows, offering a music show with stunning costumes, expensive sets and great sound systems. You will be surprised how beautiful Thai boys can be.

If these shows are not your favorites, then Muay Thai Boxing is probably the right choice. Phuket hosts stadiums and shows where you can enjoy watching the sport at its best. The main venue in Phuket is the Boxing Stadium at Saphanhin District. The fights take place every Friday from 8pm. Bangla Boxing Stadium is another interesting choice. Although its unusual decoration and beer bars, which give the impression that this is another tourist trap, the stadium offers the right fights.