The simplicity of Saikaew is its hallmark, a venue where the rustic and unpretentious ambiance harmonizes with the essence of genuine Thai hospitality. The daily catch from local fishermen is the star here, unfurling a menu that's as fresh as the gentle sea breeze that accompanies your meal.

Prime Minister Settha Twasin's strategic tour to Phuket and Phang Nga unveils a proactive blueprint to tackle infrastructural hurdles, fostering a conducive environment for a thriving tourism sector, vital for Thailand's economy. This initiative manifests a promising trajectory towards a sustainable tourism ecosystem.

Nestled amidst Phang Nga's dramatic cliffs, Somdej Phra Srinagarindra Park is a canvas of nature's finest creations.

Located near the Phuket Mining Museum in Kathu, Coffee in Farm is a tranquil oasis offering a range of traditional Thai dishes like spicy salmon salad and Tom Yum soup with young coconut.

Located a mere 45-minute drive north of the Sarasin Bridge that connects Phuket and Phang Nga, Samet Nangshe lies just far enough off the well-trodden tourist track to retain an air of exclusivity