Honeymoon Package
Phuket

Hills and beaches are the most preferred locations for a honeymoon. Every honeymoon couple wants to make their honeymoon period special and unforgettable. But, at the same time, they also remain confused and cannot decide between hills and beaches. While some couples prefer a tropical environment and want to soak up their bodies in the sunlight by taking some sunbath by the side of the sea, a few couples want to get lost in the valley in cold weather and create romantic moments. Another group of honeymoon couples focuses on exploring delicious cuisines and putting on some extra love as well as weight. If you fall in the third and unique category, then what are you waiting for? Brace yourselves, call your travel agent and ask him/her to book your tour package to Phuket for a romantic vacation a couple can ever imagine of.

About Phuket - An Overview

People who already have visited Phuket call it to be the land of smiles because no one returns to their home with a sad face after visiting this part of Thailand. It is situated in the southernmost part of the country, approximately 862 km from the south of Bangkok and on the westernmost side of the Andaman Sea. The adventure-loving couples can visit this place to explore the most delicious cuisines that can be a perfect treat to their taste buds, culture and tradition, temples, and scenic beauty as well. The couples in Phuket have thousands of options to see, indulge in, or enjoy. No one ever gets bored here due to its active nightlife, turquoise water, and lush nature which is very attractive.

The culture of Phuket

Phuket can equally be a fun place and a place of religious as well as cultural importance. It is one of the culturally rich places with a number of Buddhist temples throughout the island. One of the famous Buddhist temples is Phuket’s Big Buddha which is an ideal place for tourists who want some zen and spirituality to brighten up their lives.

This National Park also has approximately 88 bird species and critically endangered and threatened species which include the Malaysian plover and Asiatic dowitcher. This National Park is also home to more than 82 species of fish, 18 species of reptiles, and 17 mammalian species. Some of them are as follows:

  • The dugong
  • White-hand gibbon
  • The serow (endangered)
  • The black finless porpoise
Koh Panyee village

A fishing village situated in the heart of Thailand, this village is also known as Ko Panyi and is mostly preferred by tourists as a lunch destination. It is so because this village offers some of the best cuisines of Thailand that the honeymoon couples can try out and experiment with their taste. There are a number of seafood restaurants present in this village for the increasing number of tourists with each passing year.

Best time to visit Phuket

The best time to visit Phuket is from November to February because it is the ideal time to lounge and relax on the beach and enjoy some water sports too.