Top things to do in Phuket for culture lovers
Times of IndiaHappyTrips Editors & Agencies/THINGS TO DO, PHUKET/ Updated : Oct 24, 2016, 16:07 IST
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From Buddhist temples and interesting museums to traditional performances, there are several things to do in Phuket for culture lovers. Thalang National Museum offers insights into Phuket’s culture, archaeology and indigenous craf … Read more
From Buddhist temples and interesting museums to traditional performances, there are several things to do in Phuket for culture lovers. Thalang National Museum offers insights into Phuket’s culture, archaeology and indigenous crafts, while Baan Chinpracha in Old Phuket Town is a good example of the island’s unique Sino-Portuguese architecture. Spectacular stage productions like Siam Niamit and Phuket FantaSea are an entertaining introduction to Thailand’s cultural heritage, with colourful performances, traditional dining and a carnival-like atmosphere. Read less

From Buddhist temples and interesting museums to traditional performances, there are several things to do in Phuket for culture lovers. Thalang National Museum offers insights into Phuket’s culture, archaeology and indigenous crafts, while Baan Chinpracha in Old Phuket Town is a good example of the island’s unique Sino-Portuguese architecture. Spectacular stage productions like Siam Niamit and Phuket FantaSea are an entertaining introduction to Thailand’s cultural heritage, with colourful performances, traditional dining and a carnival-like atmosphere. Muay Thai or traditional boxing camps and houses hold classes and performances, which are an exciting way to learn about the local culture. Visitors can also head to the Buddhist temples of Wat Chalong and Wat Tum Sua to admire their beautiful architecture and observe the everyday life of monks and local worship.
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