5 Must-See Landmarks in Phuket You Can't Miss: A Highlight Reel
Far removed from the tourist-heavy beaches lies Old Phuket Town, a district that offers a window into the island's Sino-Portuguese heritage. Characterised by ornate shophouses, quaint cafes, and street art that narrates untold stories, this area embodies Phuket's cultural heart. Strolling along Thalang Road, one can observe the architectural blend of Eastern and Western influences, a remnant of the island's past as a major tin trading port.
On Sundays, the Lard Yai Market brings the streets alive with artisanal crafts, local delicacies, and live performances. For those seeking a deeper understanding of the island's evolution, the Thai Hua Museum offers compelling exhibits on Chinese migration and community development in southern Thailand.
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