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Wat Chalong Phuket

Chalong Temple Fair in Phuket

Held over nine days during the Chinese New Year period, usually in late January or early February, the fair transforms the grounds of Wat Chalong, Phuket’s most revered Buddhist temple, into a lively celebration of faith, food, and fun. Stepping into the fairgrounds is…

Old Phuket Festival - Le Festival de la vieille ville de Phuket

Phuket Old Town Festival

Phuket is renowned for its stunning beaches and turquoise waters, but hidden within this tropical paradise lies a cultural gem: Phuket Old Town. And once a year, this historic district bursts to life with the vibrant and captivating Phuket Old Town Festival.

QSIP

Studies after QSI

It is during their last two years at QSI that students decide what type of diploma they will need to pursue their higher education. A guidance counselor or the school principal are available each week to help students choose the path that best matches their aspirations.

New Boat Building Material / Technique to debut in Thailand

HDPE is a high density polyethylene thermoplastic , used in variety of industries , relatively new to the boating world , there are already many countries where HDPE is used for boat construction , mainly for workboats , ranging from pilot boats to oil and gas , as well as military fish-farm support boats , etc.

Health Tips for Thailand: Vaccines, Mosquitoes, and Snakes

Thailand’s tropical climate, with its heat, humidity, and heavy sweating, can lead to skin problems like fungal infections, secondary infections, heat rashes, and boils. Thailand is also home to numerous parasites found only in tropical regions, including amoebas, filaria, malaria, and dengue. If you plan to visit Thailand, pack sufficient dermatological products like disinfectants, bandages, and dressings …

festival des mariages baba

The Baba Wedding Festival

Every year, Phuket’s Old Town adorns its most beautiful attire to celebrate the Baba Wedding Festival , a unique event that revives the ancestral traditions of the Peranakan community, descendants of Chinese immigrants. More than just a celebration, this festival offers a journey back in time to discover customs rich in symbolism and emotion.
The festival’s history is intimately …

Laem Ka Beach

Located on the stunning southeastern coast of Phuket, Laem Ka Beach is a tranquil oasis that offers visitors a refreshing escape from the bustling tourist hotspots. With its soft, golden sands, crystal-clear waters, and a laid-back atmosphere…

Trisara Beach Phuket

Trisara Beach

Phuket, the jewel of the Andaman Sea, is home to magnificent beaches that attract travelers from all around the world. From the bustling energy of Patong to the family-friendly vibe of Karon, each bay has its own character. But how about a place that escapes traditional postcards—a sanctuary of sand and turquoise water whose name is spoken of only in whispers? Welcome to Trisara Beach, the best-kept …

Khao Kad Beach

Far from the bustling crowds of Phuket’s more popular beaches, Khao Kad Beach, also known as Panwa Beach, offers a peaceful haven for travelers seeking authenticity. Nestled on the island’s east coast, near Cape Panwa, this beach charms visitors with its tranquil atmosphere and breathtaking views of Chalong Bay. The sand at Khao Kad Beach, coarser than that of its…

Pansea Beach

Nestled along the pristine western coastline of Phuket, Thailand, Pansea Beach is a captivating oasis that offers a serene and luxurious escape from the bustling tourist hubs. Often overshadowed by its more popular neighbors, this hidden gem is less crowded and provides an exquisite refuge for those in search of tranquillity and natural beauty. While Pansea Beach is best known for …

Sai Kaew Beach

While Phuket is famed for its bustling beaches and vibrant nightlife, a tranquil escape awaits those seeking a quieter experience. Sai Kaew Beach, nestled on the northern tip of the island, offers a serene retreat from the crowds. Forget packed sands and sunbed wars, Sai Kaew welcomes you with a sense of calm. This 800-meter stretch of pristine white sand is fringed by …