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To stay in Thailand for a month, you only need a passport. If you are staying longer than a month, get a three-month tourist visa before departure.
Festivals and Holidays in Thailand in January
Each of Thailand’s 72 provinces celebrates its own local holidays. What do people celebrate in Thailand in January?
Phuket Culinary Guide. What to eat, how and where?
Tasty, fast, spicy and exotic - a very accurate description of Thai cuisine. The exoticism of Thai dishes is off the charts, amazes the imagination and… does not harm health at all. Of course, some Thai dishes are not for the faint of heart. But what memories. Want to tickle your nerves and try cobra soup? Or rattlesnake “stew”? Welcome to Phuket.
Is it safe to vacation in Phuket? What's going on in Thailand?
The political situation in Thailand and Phuket in particular can be described as “everything is calm in the kingdom”. Compared to what is happening today even in old Europe. What does it mean to declare martial law in Thai?
Holidays in Phuket. How and where to spend time?
Holidays in Phuket are multifaceted and diverse. These are ancient attractions, numerous entertainments, exciting nightlife, excellent conditions for various sports, exciting excursions, sea voyages, wonderful beach holidays, traditional Thai massages, culinary delights of the best chefs, delicious soft drinks and a wide selection of the best vintage wines. How and where to spend time?
Weather in Phuket
You can have a pleasant holiday in Phuket at any time of the year. Each month provides travelers with ample opportunities for a variety of types of recreation and entertainment.
What not to do in Phuket?
In Thailand, as in any other country in the world, there are rules and customs that are best not to break. Here are some tips and recommendations that will help you avoid getting into an awkward situation in Phuket.
Frequently asked questions
Here you will find answers to all your questions: about our company, types of real estate for rent, rules of sale, weather in Phuket and many, many others.
The Temple of the Sitting Monk in Phang Nga Province
Phuket is a place where you can encounter almost every religion. Buddhist, Taoist, Christian temples, and Muslim mosques are found on almost every corner. Since Buddhism is the main religion in Thailand, Buddhist “wats” (temples) are the most common.