PHUKET TO YOU

Thursday, September 17, 2009

Phuket is island-dotted seas,sincerely hospitable people,superb accommodations and seafood,a lush tropical landscape-all of which combine to create a delightful ambience for truly memorable holidays.The most famous beaches are Patong,Kata,Karon,Kamala and Nai Harn Beach.Phuket and you even can take a trip with a submarine to discover the colorful marine live.There is plenty of accommodation available ranging from standard bungalow resorts to 5 star hotels.

On the beach of Rin Nok is Bang Rak pier where the ferryboats from Koh south Samui arrive and leave daily. Rin Nok beach is well known among Thai as well as the foreigner tourist for its “Full Moon Party”. This spot is ranked as the third most beautiful spot in the world to view the full moon. For this reason on every full moon night a great number of tourists from all over the world flock here to take part in the famous celebration. The two beaches of Had Rin Nai and Had rin Nok have the most resorts, bungalows, stores and restaurants available on the island. Had Rin is located on the southeastern tip of the island, 12 kilometers south from the district Office in Ban Thong Sala or take a ferry directly from Koh Samui to get there.

Monday, August 31, 2009

Пхукет

”Жемчужина Андаманского моря”
Пхукет - один из главных туристических центров страны и первый по величине остров Таиланда. Слово «Пхукет» в переводе с малайского языка означает «гора». Являясь одним из лучших курортов во всем мире, Пхукет покоряет своими белоснежными пляжами, лазурными водами Андаманского моря, непроходимыми зарослями

The Full Moon is far more than a party; it is Had Rin's dance music festival, with everything from drum and bass to full-on psy-trance।This wide, sandy beach in the south of Pha Ngan island is one of the most beautiful ones। Had Rin is actually comprised of two popular beaches, Rin Nai beach on the west side of the peninsula and Rin Nok on the east side। From Rin Nai beach you can see Koh Samui very clearly. This is also a great place to catch the sunset.

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International and Domestic Travel
Flying is the most convenient mode of transportation for most visitors traveling to Thailand.
Domestic flights are also easy and convenient, cutting down on journey time.
A number of domestic carriers service a majority of large provincial cities dotting generously across the country.
Travel to neighboring countries is cheaper when booked within Thailand.
Train services connect Bangkok to all regions of the country at reasonable prices. A regular rail service also runs between Bangkok and Singapore via Malaysia. Long distance coaches, both air-conditioned and open-aired, connect all major cities. At the local level, diverse forms of transportation are provided: provincial buses, city buses, songthaews, tuk-tuks, rickshaws, boats, and even rental cars.

International Travel
Air : With Bangkok serving as the international travel hub of SE Asia, the capital serves as the landing port for numerous international airlines, most with direct flights from their destinations. Some chartered and regional flights may land at one of the other international airports within Thailand, consisting of Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Hat Yai, Phuket, and Ubon Ratchatani. Thecountry's national airline is Thai Airways. Airport departure taxes for international departures costs 700 baht/person. The check-in counters open 2 hours and close half an hour prior departure time.

International flights information(662) 535-1254 (departures) (662) 535-1301 (arrivals)Those traveling from neighboring countries may enter Thailand via road, rail, ships, or ferries.

Domestic Travel
Domestic travel during public holidays and on weekends, particularly to popular destinations, should be booked well in advance for all modes of transportation. Booking is particularly difficult during the Songkran Holiday and New Year's Holiday.
Air : Local carriers Thai Airways(TG) and Bangkok Airways (PG) fly to most major provincial airports beyond 250 km distance from Bangkok. Thai Airways' 2 most popular routes are Chiang Mai and Phuket. Services to Koh Samui and Sukhothai are only provided by Bangkok Airways. Other smaller local carriers include Angel Air (mainly servicing Phuket) and PB Air which flies to fewer destinations. Air Andaman services is limited to the Southern cities only.Another carrier is SGA scenic airline of Thailand which flies to Hua Hin everyday, and also provides air charter service in the region.The domestic terminal is located at the southern end of the Bangkok International Airport. Normally, check-ins for domestic flight is one hour prior to departure time and closes half an hour before flight time. Departure tax has already been added to your ticket fare.

Domestic flights Information
(662) 535-1192 (departures) (662) 535-1253 (arrivals)Reservation / Ticket
Bangkok Airways Tel. (662) 265-5555 , Nok Air Tel. (662) 900-9955
PB Air Tel. (662) 261-0220-5 , SGA Tel. (662) 664-6099 , Thai Airways Tel. (662) 628-2000
Tickets can be purchased through travel agencies (cheaper for international flights, same for domestic flights) or by booking with the airlines themselves, either via phone, internet, or e-ticketing kiosks (Thai Airways only). Buses : Inter-city bus services offer a fast means of transport to all corners of the country. Air-conditioned buses service many provincial areas and bookings for both regular and tour coaches (private companies) can be made through major hotels and travel agents, or at the following bus terminals:
Northern Bus Terminal : Kampaengphet 2 Rd, Bangkok Tel: 0-2936-2852-66 ext. 614 0-2936-3670
Eastern Bus Terminal : Sukhumvit Rd, Bangkok. Tel: 0-2391-6846, 0-2391-2504
Northeastern Bus Terminal : Kampaengphet 2 Rd, Bangkok Tel: 0-2936-2841-48 ext.605 , 4480-2936-0657
Southern Bus Terminal : Boromratchchonnani Rd, Bangkok Tel: 0-2435-1200, 0-2435-1199
Central Bus Terminal : Kampaengphet 2 Rd, Bangkok Tel: 0-2936-1972
The government bus company, calledBor Kor Sor (BKS), provides the cheapest mode for getting around Thailand. Being frequent and reliable, no advance booking is necessary. Both air-conditioned ones and open-aired ones stop almost everywhere along their route, with the latter being the cheapest and slowest.
Trains : The State Railway of Thailand runs an efficient rail service linking Bangkok (Hua Lam Phong is the central train station) to the rest of the country at very reasonable prices for express, fast and ordinary trains. Limited western and southern routes out of Bangkok also operate from the Thon Buri Station, traveling to destinations as far as Kanchanaburi province in the west and Chumporn province in southern Thailand.
On express trains, sleepers are available in three classes: first and second class (air-conditioned), and second class (non air-conditioned, but with fans).
Advance tickets are available at all principal stations or the Bangkok Railway Advance Booking Office at Tel : 0-2220-4444

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	Anchan Resort & Spa Phuket		Bang Tao	37 USD
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	Andaman Seaview Resort Phuket		Bang Tao	46 USD
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	Arimana Hotel Phuket		Patong Beach	16 USD
	Avantika Boutique Hotel Phuket		Patong Beach	77 USD
	Avista Resort & Spa Phuket		Kata Beach	90 USD
	Ayara Hilltops Hotel Phuket		Surin Beach	212 USD
	Baan Boa Resort Phuket		Patong Beach	23 USD
	Baan Karon Resort Phuket		Karon Beach	24 USD
	Baan Laimai Beach Resort Phuket		Patong Beach	32 USD
	Banthai Beach Resort & Spa Phuket		Patong Beach	92 USD
	Baramee Resortel Phuket		Patong Beach	29 USD
	Best Western Phuket Ocean Resort		Karon Beach	36 USD
	Best Western Premier Supalai Resort & Spa Phuket		Po Bay	40 USD
	BW Premier Bangtao Beach Resort & Spa Phuket		Bang Tao	75 USD
	Cape Panwa Hotel Phuket		Cape Panwa	80 USD
	Centara Karon Resort Phuket		Karon Beach	53 USD
	Centara Kata Resort Phuket (Formerly Jiva Resort & Spa)		Kata Beach	51 USD
	Centara Villas Phuket		Karon Beach	74 USD
	Coconut Village Resort Phuket		Patong Beach	33 USD
	Coral Island Resort Phuket		Coral Island	43 USD
	Deevana Patong Resort		Patong Beach	33 USD
	Dewa Resort & Spa Phuket		Nai Yang Beach	100 USD
	Duangjitt Resort Phuket		Patong Beach	43 USD
	Evason Phuket Resort & Six Senses Spa		Rawai Beach	131 USD
	Hyton Leelavadee Resort Phuket		Patong Beach	37 USD
	Ibis Erawan Hotel Patong Phuket		Patong Beach	32 USD
	Kantary Bay Hotel Phuket (Formerly The Bay Hotel Phuket)		Cape Panwa	34 USD
	Kata Palm Resort Phuket		Kata Beach	46 USD
	Kata Poolside Resort Phuket		Kata Beach	27 USD
	Laguna Holiday Club Phuket Resort		Bang Tao	106 USD
	Laguna Phuket Holiday Residence		Bang Tao	200 USD
	Layalina Hotel Phuket		Kamala Beach	123 USD
	Malisa Villa Suites Phuket		Kata Beach	171 USD
	Mom Tri's Boathouse Hotel Phuket		Kata Beach	121 USD
	Mom Tri's Villa Royale Hotel Phuket		Kata Beach	166 USD
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	Old Phuket Hotel		Karon Beach	46 USD
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	Patong Lodge Phuket		Patong Beach	29 USD
	Patong Premier Resort Phuket		Patong Beach	27 USD
	Patong Resort Hotel Phuket		Patong Beach	32 USD
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	Peach Hill Resort & Hotel Phuket		Kata Beach	30 USD
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	Thara Patong Hotel Phuket		Patong Beach	49 USD
	The Aquamarine Resort & Villa Phuket		Kamala Beach	86 USD
	The Chedi Resort Phuket		Bang Tao	172 USD
	The Front Village Phuket		Karon Beach	46 USD
	The Mangosteen Resort and Spa Phuket		Nai Harn Beach	129 USD
	The Racha Phuket		Racha Island	183 USD
	The Royal Paradise Hotel Phuket		Patong Beach	31 USD
	The Royal Phuket Yacht Club		Nai Harn Beach	117 USD
	The Sky Hotel Phuket		Phuket Town	41 USD
	The Taste Phuket		Phuket Town	23 USD
	The Village Resort & Spa Phuket		Karon Beach	129 USD
	Thiwa Ratri Resort & Spa Phuket		Kamala Beach	33 USD
	Tropical Garden Resort Phuket		Kata Beach	37 USD
	Tropical Resort Phuket (Formerly Tropical Phalaen Resort)		Kata Beach	57 USD
	Twinpalms Phuket		Surin Beach	146 USD
	Villa Zolitude Phuket		Chalong Bay	243 USD
	Woraburi Phuket Resort & Spa		Karon Beach	66 USD

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