PHROMTHEP CAPE
Phuket’s most stunning vista
A promontory stretching into the sea and forming the farthest south end of Phuket, Phromthep Cape is one of the island’s most inspiring vistas.  The cape has tall cliffs on the south. From the cliffs running down to the boulders at the sea is a line of palm trees. Emerald green currents swirl in the deep water and breakers hurl themselves in vain against the rocky point. The cape, located approximately two kilometers from Rawai Beach, is especially crowded in the evening, as it is a popular place to watch a spectacular sunset.

THALANG NATIONAL MUSEUM
Home to the Two Heroines’ Memorabilia
This is the official epository of ancient Phuket artifacts, especially those from the battle of Thalang where the island’s two famous heroines fought. Open daily (except on public holidays) from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., it is located not far from the Two Heroines’ Monument on Pa Khlok Road. Call 076-311-025 for more information.

SHRINE OF THE SERENE LIGHT
A different Chinese Temple
Situated at the end of a short alley near Ranong Road in Phuket Town is Saan Jao Sang Tham or the Shrine of the Serene Light. It is said to be 100 to 200 years old and a little different from the rest of the Chinese temples here.

PHUKET FANTASEA
Grand nighttime entertainment
A large cultural theme complex located in Kamala, Phuket Fantasea showcases the charm and beauty of Thailand and its ancient traditions with the use of cutting-edge technology and special effects.

SINO-PORTUGUESE ARCHITECTURE
Turn-of-the-century heritage
Phuket Town is remarkable for its preservation of the old Sino-Portuguese houses and buildings, reminders of the island’s interesting history. Most are found on Dibuk Road. They usually have old wooden doors with Chinese carvings.