
Pai Tiao on Phuket
Pai Tiao on Phuket
An example of showing you the variety and cultural richness while you’re on ‘Pai Tiao’ on Phuket:
this is not your average city tour but a journey where Sino-Portuguese influences
are intertwined with breathtaking views over the surrounding waters.
WHY THIS TOUR?
An example of showing you the variety and cultural richness while you’re on ‘Pai Tiao’ on Phuket: this is not your average city tour but a journey where Sino-Portuguese influences are intertwined with breath-taking views over the surrounding waters.
The magnetic power of its fine-powdered beaches with gently waving palm trees, a kaleidoscope of entertainment and dining venues to choose from, and ample choices of activities that fill in all the wishes of the discerned traveller, Phuket’s past definitely is not to be underestimated. “Pai Tiao” means “go and explore” and this is what we’ve tailored for those seeking a more enriching Phuket experience.



TRAIL ITINERARY
08:30 - 17:00
Your guide and driver will be ready at your hotel lobby from around 8:30 am for an amazing tour that unveil a few of the hidden secrets of Phuket. A visit to Phuket is not complete when seeing all the unique aspects of this great island in the southern part of the Kingdom. From your hotel, we follow the well-paved trails along the most famous beaches, with its view points to get a bird’s-eye view over either the next beach or overlooking the calm waters of the Andaman Sea. Outside is famed tourism centres, we make time to touch some of its rich culture and history, sometimes overlooked yet just as interesting.
Visits to the Big Buddha image of Phuket is certainly taken up when highlighting the spiritual side of the island. Constructed out of white marble, the 45-metre high Big Buddha on Phuket is a fine example of the country’s close connection with Buddhism. Overlooking Chalong Bay in the southeast, located on Nakkerd Hill, visitors are offered panoramic views across the southern coast line and the Andaman Sea.
Deeply connected to what once was, primarily, Chinese trading grounds, Phuket still bears home to some very revered Chinese temples. Perfectly complementing a visit to the Big Buddha, a better understanding of the peaceful coexistence of various believes will be put into the spotlight. Combined with scenes of local agriculture (stands for excellent photograph opportunities) and a tin-mine museum, one of the oldest forms of industry on the Pearl of the Andaman, this will be rounded up with a delicious lunch at a local restaurant, carefully selected by us.
A cultural and scenic treat to enrich your holiday memories of the beauty and the charm of the “Pearl of the Andaman” Phuket comes to an end when we head back to your hotel on the island at around 5 pm.