It's not only the beaches of Phuket that offer a place to relax, there are several open spaces and parks that are ideal to take a walk at sunrise or sunset, or any time the sun is not too strong. Take a picnic, take photos or just enjoy a 'different' Phuket that a lot of tourists never get to see!
Kathu - a new sports and recreation area is under construction and should be completed by late 2013.
Kao Rang - (เขารัง)
also known as Rang Hill and well known for it's hill top restaurants, temple and spectacular views.
Laem Promthep - (แหลมพรหมเทพ)
Promthep Cape - as the locals say: you have't 'been to Phuket' if you haven't seen the sunset at Laem Promthep!
Suan Chalerm Pragiat 72 Pansa - (สวนเฉลิมพระเกียรติ 72 พรรษา
Kathu - a new sports and recreation area is under construction and should be completed by late 2013.
Kao Rang - (เขารัง)
also known as Rang Hill and well known for it's hill top restaurants, temple and spectacular views.
Laem Promthep - (แหลมพรหมเทพ)
Promthep Cape - as the locals say: you have't 'been to Phuket' if you haven't seen the sunset at Laem Promthep!
Suan Chalerm Pragiat 72 Pansa - (สวนเฉลิมพระเกียรติ 72 พรรษา
Also known as Queen Sirikit Park and the Dragon Monument (พญามังกร ฮ่ายเหล็งอ๋อง)
Saphan Hin and Mining Monument - (สะพานหิน)
Saphan Hin is part of the history of Phuket. Originally a port used by tin dredgers, it later became a popular place for the Thai people to spend their free time. It is well known for it's Mining Monument, based on the 'bucket' of a tin dredger. In recent years the area is used for exhibitions and concerts and in 2011 a Dancing Water Fountain was introduced.
Saphan Sarasin - สะพานสารสิน
The old Sarasin Bridge has now been turned into a walking bridge, ideal for a stroll into the Phang Nga province or simply to enjoy the view. Street food available as well as nearby restaurants.
Suan Luang Rama 9 - (สวนสาธารณะสวนหลวง ร.9)
also known as King Rama 9th Park, the park is a popular place for exercise.
Saphan Hin is part of the history of Phuket. Originally a port used by tin dredgers, it later became a popular place for the Thai people to spend their free time. It is well known for it's Mining Monument, based on the 'bucket' of a tin dredger. In recent years the area is used for exhibitions and concerts and in 2011 a Dancing Water Fountain was introduced.
Saphan Sarasin - สะพานสารสิน
The old Sarasin Bridge has now been turned into a walking bridge, ideal for a stroll into the Phang Nga province or simply to enjoy the view. Street food available as well as nearby restaurants.
Suan Luang Rama 9 - (สวนสาธารณะสวนหลวง ร.9)
also known as King Rama 9th Park, the park is a popular place for exercise.
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