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Four giant Ramayana sculptures — including a six-metre Thotsakan — are in their final month of construction in Phuket before sinking to Siam Bay, Racha Yai, as a coral-friendly underwater art museum.
A new national campaign has chosen the Phuket–Phang Nga coast as a pilot route for meetings-with-adventure travel — and the stars are village mangrove tunnels, GI pineapples, a 'Jurassic World' filming island and one very happy elephant.
More than 1,500 tourism neighbours — hoteliers, farmers, students and non-profits — gathered at Angsana Laguna Phuket on September 7 for PHIST 2026, a free full-day summit on keeping the Andaman coast thriving.
From September 14–18, 2026, Phuket's second Ganesh Chaturthi Festival fills Old Town with processions and sacred drums — ending with a sunset Ganesha immersion at Rawai Beach. Here is the day-by-day guide.
From September 14 to 18, 2026, the second Phuket Ganesh Chaturthi Festival fills Rawai and Phuket Old Town with processions, sacred drumming, a 56-dish food offering, and a sunset immersion at Rawai Beach — and everyone is welcome.
A week of light in Phuket Old Town did more than entertain. From Baba-Peranakan colour to old shophouse geometry, the event offered practical, heritage-rich ideas for anyone who loves thoughtful coastal style.
Thailand’s updated SAVE OUR DUGONG programme is giving 12 Andaman risk zones clearer rules for boats and fishing gear. For Phuket and Phang Nga, the new map is a hopeful example of coastal life and marine care learning to move together.
Inside Phuket’s restored 1907 Chartered Bank House, TCDC Phuket is opening a warm new design address where architecture, local brands, and neighborhood memory can all become inspiration for the way we style a home. The result feels less like a formal institution and more like a living guide to materials, display, and community-made beauty.
A month-long August festival is giving Phuket’s seven-colour lobster a warm new spotlight. With more than 140 launch-day vendors, 122 participating restaurants, and a goal of welcoming over 30,000 visitors, the island is turning one local catch into a community-wide food story.
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