Phang Nga is colorful

Do you know which province of Thailand is called the most picturesque? The vast majority of tourists believe that this is the province of Phang Nga! There are no beaches and sea walks here, but there is amazing nature, amazing architectural structures and real Thai authenticity. To see the color of Phang-Nga and feel it, you should go on a journey with us. You can be sure - you will not find a more adventurous excursion anywhere in Phuket!

Our journey will start from Samet Nangshe observation deck. We will visit it early in the morning, as it is at this time that the most magnificent views of Halong Bay can be seen from here. Having taken enough photos, we go to the temple of Wat Suwan Kuha, located in a huge cave. Here you will see a statue of the reclining Buddha and you will be able to walk through mysterious alleys surrounded by stalactites and stalagmites.

After that, we will board a Thai long-tail boat and go to the sea gypsy village. Our path will lie through mangroves, reminiscent of scenes from fantasy films. After having lunch and getting acquainted with the life of freedom-loving sailors, we go to the most amazing temple in Thailand - the temple of Hell and Paradise. This place is both creepy and alluring, and it's definitely worth seeing. Of course, the most emotional are the "awful" installations, which can be seen by passing through the tunnel in the form of a dragon's body.

Having received a dose of adrenaline in Hell, we go to admire the nature of Phang Nga. We will see an amazing waterfall, walk through rubber plantations and visit the elephant spa. Here you will be offered to swim with these giants and even ride them. The end of our trip will be a visit to the beach with airplanes. In the rays of the sun peacefully descending over the horizon, you will take a photo in which you will almost touch the silver belly of the plane flying over you!

Important!

The excursion includes visiting a huge number of places, so you should be ready for such loads. This especially applies to elderly tourists and small children. Do not forget to bring hats, a change of clothes, sunscreen and a camera on the excursion.