Good choice for those who wants to go to the theme park and hot springs. The room is spacious and all the amenities are good. The wifi is quite weak, sometimes no connection. Friendly and helpful staff. The breakfast is quite basic. More varieties would be better. The toilet should be improved. In the evening the water flow is very weak. Especially the water heater. Either too cold or too hot cannot make it in the middle. Please kindly fix this.

Stayed at the Sunway Lost World Hotel for a night for SGD102 with access to the night park at Lost World of Tambun and breakfast provide as well which was a great deal. The Lost World of Tambun was supposed to enjoy their hot spring la but hor I see already I scare sia. Like many people nvm looks very eeeeee 🫣 I feel kids will like it so much more loh. But for the price we paid it's alright la. Got animal to see, we anyhow walk walk see see also spent nearly 2hrs inside 😅 Hotel room Aircon is power, toothbrush soft and good. Shampoo not good will make hair like grass but their hairdryer strong so ended up not too bad. But got like those drain flies la 🫣 Overall a decent stay I would say.

Stay one night in exotic triple room, room size just good for 3 persons. For me, everything in the room is ok. Room comes with 3 tickets for Lost World Night Park. If compare to 9 years ago, i think there is an improvement in the park overall. The petting zoo is beyond my expectation, an animal paradise for kids. There are more food stall compared to years before. One needs to pay for the food at a cashier counter first, then go to the food kiosk and show them your receipt. A good place to spend a night, soaking in the hot pool, walking thru the park in dark etc. But but, the breakfast selection is quite limited, hope the management may consider to offer more variety of food such as local kuih or maybe more hot meal like fried rice, especially on Sundays.

Visited the Night Park during the holidays and unfortunately, it was quite underwhelming. The place was too crowded, making it hard to enjoy the attractions peacefully. The hot springs were not hot as expected - more like warm pools, which was disappointing since we came mainly for the relaxation. Crowd management could be improved, especially during peak seasons. Overall, the atmosphere was lively but the experience didn't meet expectations. Might be better to visit on a weekday if you prefer a more relaxing outing.

Total of 3 floors, with many rooms. The room we got was clean and spacious. One thing I like is that they give refill glass bottle in the room. Usually we get like only 2 500ml bottles. This they gave us 2 big glass bottle and unlimited refilled. The place is very near to the water theme park. We got to enjoy the park in the night with heated water pool.

It was the worst. Only cold water came out of the shower. I was told to wait 10 minutes, then 20 minutes, and in the end, only cold water came out all night. They said they couldn't change rooms because they were fully booked, so they just left it at that. Every time I contacted them, they were vague and hesitant. The next day, the manager came out, but he just smirked and didn't respond properly. He said he'd email me later, but I still haven't heard from him. I'll never go there again.

The hotel is already old and tired! The corridor is very narrow . The room not so bad, well equipped. But there are no place in lobby , this is my first experience of hotel where is the lobby and waiting zone so tiny and small! About the breakfast it’s average for 3 star hotel!

Penang Hill, locally known as Bukit Bendera, is a refreshing escape from the heat and hustle of George Town. Reaching the summit, over 800 meters above sea level, is an adventure in itself, thanks to the iconic, steeply inclined funicular railway. While lines for the train can be lengthy during peak hours—a quick tip: consider the fast-lane ticket to save time—the view from the top makes the journey worthwhile. The peak offers spectacular, panoramic vistas of the island, George Town’s skyline, and the mainland. It's especially magical during sunset or when the city lights twinkle at night. The air is noticeably cooler, often dropping several degrees, providing genuine respite. Beyond the viewing decks, the hill is steeped in history, featuring colonial-era bungalows and diverse religious sites, including a mosque and a Hindu temple. The prime attraction, however, is The Habitat. This world-class rainforest discovery center features the Curtis Crest Tree Top Walk and the Langur Way Canopy Walk, allowing visitors to walk high above the 130-million-year-old rainforest. It's an immersive experience for nature lovers, rich in flora and fauna. Penang Hill is a charming blend of natural beauty, colonial heritage, and modern eco-tourism, offering something for every visitor seeking cooler climes and breathtaking sights.

So much of new development since I last came in August 2025. Tram service is good, organised, and efficient. Didn't have to wait for too long. The experience of going uphill and downhill in the tram is interesting. Once up there, you will be greeted with gentle and chill breeze, it's so refreshing. There are a few platforms for photo shooting and enjoying the view of penang island. A lot of souvenir stalls and there's a food courts where you can enjoy local delicacies. So many kid-friendly activities here. For this trip, I visited the Habitat, a reserve forest where u can take tour guide to bring you through the forest on the canopy bridge, it is well maintained and the scenery is just spectacular. We stayed here till sunset. What a perfect experience to enjoy the beauty of Penang.

Penang hill was literally the highlight of our visit to Penang island. The cable car ride and the view from the top are none to second. We were unfortunately late so we didn’t manage to visit the habitat which was a pity but maybe a good reason to come back.

Penang Hill is definitely one of the must-visit UNESCO sites in Penang! 🌿 The view from the top is absolutely stunning and the weather is super cool and nice escape from the city heat. Loved the tram ride up, smooth and scenic! 🚞 Great place to explore and spend quality time with family. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Penang!

Best place to overlook the whole Penang Island. We are lucky as it is low season in Nov and weekday, don’t need to wait too long for the cable car to go up. A refresh walk after raining too. 😌

Went up by train. Cool and breezy evening. Penang Hill offers a contrast to the warm and humid island. Great view of Penang city at night.

This hill is a beautiful place combination of beauty, heritage, modern eco tourism , breathtaking and many more. This is at the 800 meters above the sea level and it is away from the town. Very clean place.The hill is very steeped,one ca experience various flora and fauna,130 million years old rainforest etc. Lastly, reaching the peak itself is an adventure in itself. Thanks to the iconic steep railway service.

This is an interesting place to visit whether you're a history buff or not. It allowed me to peek into the lifestyle of the wealthy Nonya family. Looking at the artefacts and portraits was fun enough, but I would have loved it more if detailed descriptions and explanations were given on signs and boards. As it is now, the visitor has to piece everything together without being given a congruent story. Nonetheless, the mansion is beautiful and the musical show is very cute.

RM30 is the entry fee per person. Self-guided tours are available throughout the day. We bought the entry ticket after reaching there. Can spend 2 hours. Beautiful Mansion , 2 levels and multiple rooms to watch and see. Can get crowded and the family prayer room in the back has a disconcerting feeling. Must visit which gives a glimpse into Peranakan life and the grandeur. Thoroughly enjoyed it. And lot of photo spots to get good pictures. Only negative was the airconditioning inside the mansion and it got so stuffy to be inside which ruined the experience. Other than that, definitely recommended if you are in Georgetown.

I have visited many Peranakan museums in Singapore, Malacca and now here in Penang for the first time. One of the best kept Peranakan museum I have seen so far. Well designed mansions including family altar and very huge kitchen space that they turned into restaurant and even theatre. Many exhibits were a time piece of their time, trapped in the space of time so that we can visit and relate. Included art piece, kitchenware, furnitures, and even well taken photographs. Certainly the building made a good spot for photography and can see the many patrons who donned Nonya clothing and employed photographers to take good shot. Love the museum!!

Interesting tour of the mansion, was highly impressed with the English speaking tour guide, he was engaging and knowledgable. You can pay for a tour and spend as much time as you wish after exploring the rooms which is a nice touch. The tour lasts approx. 40-45 minutes. The only reason I didn’t score 5/5 was because the exhibits felt a bit modernised in places and the waiting area was very hectically managed.

An excellent place to understand the early 19th century Chinese peranakan culture, architecture and arfetacts. Open daily from 9am to 5pm. Visitors even can rent the nyonya costume for photos shotting. Impressive with the Jewelry display as well. Don't miss the antique selling hall for souvenir back.

Wonderful treasure trove of Peranakan artifacts. Amazing musuem guides who are passionate about the place. visitors are treated to a 40-minute song-dance-acting skit in the small auditorium, which is highly entertaining & engaging. The musuem shops are also interesting.

We visited this as Blue Mansion had no available spots. And it was beautiful piece of art and history. Highly recommended. There is option to rent traditional clothes for photos

Cute island, beautiful beaches. Visited in heavy rain for 4 days. Streets flooded, dirty water and garbage everywhere. Touristy vibe. 7/11 prices +35% from Bangkok, pretty much same with everything else. Cute cat was living on my balcony. 1 extra star for that.

Impressive, mesmerising, spectacular and breathtaking. Perfect island getaway to rejuvenate. Regardless where or which hotel/resort you stay, it is advisable to arm yourself with mosquito repellant. As long as you remain at tourists area, all is nice. While walking pass the local areas, it is deplorable, and strewn with rubbishes.

First of all my family visited Koh Lipe 15 years ago so feel we can give a better summary of how the island has changed. Really upsetting, seeing how Koh Lipe has become. Lots of rubbish everywhere. Just a general lack of respect for an island of such natural beauty. I wouldn’t come back anytime soon. Lots of long tail boats in huge numbers moored (tied) up along the beach so unsafe to swim. Which have damaged most of the shallow water corals. Sunrise beach had lots of sharp pieces of broken glass, shells and corals. We wore shoes on the beach as didn’t want to risk cutting our feet. There is only small sections on the island that you can enjoy a cleaner beach with less boats. Walking street, ironic name as you are dogging motorcycles most of the time! Island is full of flies due to the insufficient waste management. So during any meal you are harassed by flies, be it at the restaurants or breakfast at the hotel. People are smoking cigarettes and cannabis in all public areas. So if you are a non smoker or a family with children this won’t be a pleasant experience. Since people can smoke anywhere and there no designated smoking area. And of course you pay the National Park fee before you arrive at the island which is x10 more for foreigners than locals naturally! Which appears that none of that money is going to good use.

It is a very suitable place for relaxation. The weather is good in the summer. There is a lot of food to choose from.

Very nice rather small island. Offer variety of accomodation, good choice of restaurants, and usual services such as masages, boat trips, snorchelling etc. Affordable but still not too crowdy

I came back after 7 years and it was such a disappointment. There’s rubbish everywhere, and it’s really sad to see how this beautiful island has ended up like this. Snorkeling or diving makes it even worse — watching fish eat plastic is heartbreaking.

Mass tourism is devastating what was once a paradise, leaving this tiny island overwhelmed and unable to cope with such overwhelming numbers 💔 The island is now unbearably overcrowded, with no proper trash management, and local communities suffer amidst environmental degradation and poverty. I also wonder where the 200-baht national park fee goes, as it clearly isn’t being used to maintain the area. It’s heartbreaking to witness, and I’d advise against visiting—choose a less crowded island instead.

Haven’t been to such an happening beach in my life. This has a totally different vibe. The fire show was amazing along with the music.

The Place to be. White Sand Beach. Crowded, commercial, but the place to be if you want a lively enviornment. Most popular spot to stay as well Plenty of Indian Food, Duty Free Shops Nearby - Walking Distance. 7/11 is also there on the road.

Pantai Cenang, Langkawi is one of the most popular and vibrant beaches in Langkawi, Kedah. Located on the western coast of the island, it is famous for its soft white sand, clear blue waters, and breathtaking sunsets. The beach is perfect for both relaxing and enjoying fun water activities. Visitors can go swimming, sunbathing, jet skiing, banana boat riding, or even try parasailing. The area is filled with cafes, restaurants, and souvenir shops, making it easy to enjoy local food and shopping. During my holiday on this island, I had a truly memorable experience. The food was delicious, with a wide range of options from affordable meals to more expensive dishes, depending on your preference. Car rental services are also available, giving you the flexibility to explore the island. There are many resorts and hotels, especially in popular areas like Cenang and Kuah. Pantai Cenang is also close to attractions like Underwater World Langkawi and duty free shops. In the evening, the beach becomes livelier with music, street shows, and beachfront bars. Don’t forget to buy souvenirs like keychains, chocolates, and local crafts before you leave. Overall, Pantai Cenang offers a perfect mix of beauty, adventure, and excitement—definitely a must-visit spot in Langkawi.

Pantai Cenang is the kind of beach that instantly lifts your mood. Performers spinning flames against the dark sea, music in the background, and crowds gathering with that shared sense of awe. The atmosphere turns magical without losing its relaxed island charm.

This is most famous and best beach in Langkawi. So much happening place with restaurant, local shops, markets everything at walkable distance. You will literally get everything you want .

Beautiful beach.. loads of water sports ... family friendly. Nights 🌙 turn into quaint drinking spots offering many different genres of music.

Nice beach with a long coastline, so nice for walks! It can get nousy from the jet skis so we stayed always at the end of the beach where it’s quieter. There are some jellyfish and all of them are typical normal round ones, most of them are in the low tide. We also had a vinger always with us in case somebody gets stung - that’s the 1st aid which is always nice to have with you if there can be jellyfish. I got stung once, didn’t hurt much, put straight some vinegar on yhe burn, all was good.

Amazing experience at the Langkawi Cable Car! This is one of the absolute must-do attractions in Langkawi. The cable car ride offers breathtaking views of the entire island, the lush green rainforest, and the turquoise waters below. The ride itself is smooth and takes you all the way up to the top of Gunung Mat Cincang — the second-highest peak in Langkawi. We bought the standard gondola tickets, which cost around RM 43 per adult and RM 33 per child, but there are also glass-bottom gondolas and VIP options if you want a different experience. The queue can get long during weekends or holidays, so it’s better to come early in the morning. Once at the top, the Sky Bridge is simply stunning! Walking across it feels surreal with the clouds floating around you. There are also several small cafes and viewing decks where you can take great photos. The 3D Art Museum and Oriental Village at the base are worth exploring too, making it a half-day activity easily. Overall, the Langkawi Cable Car is totally worth the price — well maintained, safe, and offers unbeatable views. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Langkawi!

An easy drive from wherever you are on the island. Plenty of public parking. Tickets are steep for what you actually get but Malaysians enjoy a discounted rate. Views from the cable cars are really really nice, especially the views of the waterfalls. I liked the actual cable car ride but was not impressed with the wait times for the skyglide (for the skybridge). You will spend more time waiting for the carriage than actually walking the skybridge itself. Also, the skybridge is a lot smaller than i envisioned. Still an enjoyable afternoon spent there. Walk around the shops and indulge in some ice cream after.

Smooth and easy experience – I visited on a Sunday afternoon with no crowds and almost no waiting time. Tickets cost ~85 RM on site (buying online can be cheaper and lets you book glass-bottom or VIP gondolas). The 10-minute ride offers stunning views over waterfalls, jungle and the Andaman Sea. At 708m above sea level, the top station has 360° panoramas, cafés and the option to add the Sky Bridge. Clean facilities, friendly staff, and an uplifting energy overall. A must-do in Langkawi – I left feeling expanded and inspired. ✨

The Langkawi Sky Bridge and Cable Car is one of those rare experiences that genuinely takes your breath away. The cable car ride glides smoothly over lush rainforest and dramatic cliffs, offering views that keep widening with every passing second. Reaching the top and stepping onto the Sky Bridge feels surreal the curved walkway hangs above deep green valleys with the Andaman Sea shimmering in the distance. The cool breeze, the height, and the sheer scale of the scenery create a moment you don’t forget easily. It is equal parts thrilling and peaceful, and absolutely worth making time for during a Langkawi trip.

The Langkawi SkyBridge Cable Car is absolutely incredible — easily one of the best things to do on the island. The ride up is stunning, with amazing views over the jungle, waterfalls, and coastline. It’s high, smooth, and genuinely breathtaking. At the top, the views are unreal — you’re literally above the clouds at times. The SkyBridge itself is impressive and worth walking across for the full experience. The weather changes quickly up there, which actually makes it more dramatic — one minute sunshine, the next mist swirling around you. Everything was well organised and felt safe. We went in October and it wasn’t too crowded, which made it even better. A must-do in Langkawi.

Visited the Sky Bridge, Sky Walk or Eagle's nest, and Sky Cab in Langkawi, and it was honestly one of the most breathtaking experiences ever. The cable car ride up was thrilling, with stunning views of the rainforest, waterfalls, and the blue ocean stretching out endlessly. Walking along the Sky Bridge and Sky Walk felt surreal - the view from up there is simply out of this world! You can literally see the clouds drifting by. It’s a must-do experience in Langkawi - a perfect mix of adventure, beauty, and pure awe. The videos are must watch here.

I recently visited the SkyCab in Langkawi and, overall, it is a beautiful attraction with stunning scenery and a memorable experience. I’ve enjoyed the cable car experience in Genting Highlands as well, and Langkawi’s views are equally breathtaking on a clear day. However, I would like to gently highlight one point for consideration. During my visit, the weather turned rainy and quite stormy, and the cabin began swaying noticeably from side to side. Many passengers — myself included — felt very scared. In addition, the cabin was dripping, and rainwater was entering inside, which added to the discomfort. Because of the heavy rain and fog, it was also difficult to appreciate the view or see anything outside. I went on the SkyCab based on the assumption that if it was open, conditions were safe. However, safety should always come first. We should not put anyone’s safety at risk in order to maintain operations or benefit financially from tourism. With this in mind, I believe it may be worth considering temporarily closing the SkyCab during bad weather conditions, just as the SkyBridge is closed during strong winds or rain. I say this with full respect and understanding, as the attraction is otherwise exceptional.

We absolutely loved our 4-hour tour of Kilim Geoforest Park — it was the perfect blend of adventure, nature, and fun for the entire family. From the very beginning, the experience was seamless and captivating. Our journey started at the Bat Cave, where we explored fascinating limestone formations and got an up-close look at the bats in their natural habitat — both eerie and exciting! The kids were intrigued and amazed, especially with the little torchlight adventure through the cave. Then came one of the biggest highlights: snorkeling in crystal-clear waters. It was truly magical! We even had the chance to feed the fish while snorkeling, and it was such a marvelous experience — the moment we began offering food, we were surrounded by colorful fish gently swimming around us. The kids were beyond excited, laughing as the fish got close, creating a moment we’ll all remember. We wrapped up with a relaxing stop at the floating restaurant. Though we weren’t very hungry, we enjoyed some fresh juices, and the kids happily munched on French fries. It was a peaceful spot to unwind, feed the fish in the enclosed pools, and just enjoy the serene surroundings. Tips for future visitors: • Bring enough water and snacks for the kids — the excitement and sun can tire them out quickly. • Take some bread with you — perfect for feeding the fish, both while snorkeling and at the restaurant. • Don’t forget sunscreen — you’ll be out in the sun quite a bit, especially during snorkeling. • Bring your own snorkeling gear if you have it. Otherwise, you can rent equipment on-site. Overall, Kilim Geoforest Park gave us a beautiful mix of adventure, education, and fun. A fantastic experience for families — we’ll definitely be back!

A must-visit natural wonder in Langkawi! Kilim Geoforest Park is one of the most breathtaking and educational experiences in Langkawi. The entire boat tour through the mangroves is absolutely mesmerizing — a perfect mix of stunning scenery, wildlife, and peaceful nature. The limestone formations rising dramatically from the water are a true sight to behold, and the lush mangroves create a calm and refreshing environment. Our guide was very knowledgeable, explaining the park’s ecosystem, mangrove trees, and wildlife in detail. We got to see eagles swooping down to catch fish, monkeys near the riverbanks, and even some bats resting in the dark caves. The stop at the Bat Cave and the floating fish farm was really interesting and added variety to the trip. The boat ride itself was smooth and enjoyable, winding through narrow mangrove passages and opening up into wide lagoons with turquoise water. It’s also a great spot for photography — every turn offers a postcard-perfect view! What makes Kilim Geoforest Park truly special is how it combines nature, education, and adventure in one experience. It’s suitable for families, couples, or even solo travelers who love nature and want to see a different side of Langkawi beyond the beaches. ✅ Tips: Book a shared or private boat tour at the jetty (various price options). Bring sunscreen, hat, and mosquito repellent. Go early in the morning to enjoy cooler weather and fewer crowds. Don’t forget your camera — the views are spectacular! Overall, Kilim Geoforest Park is a must-do experience in Langkawi — a UNESCO-recognized treasure that showcases Malaysia’s rich natural beauty at its best

Amazing experience. Lots of activities like fish farming, eagle spotting and feeding, lil tour in the Andaman. There are more options to explore too like kayaking, bat caves etc. The boat rides are available as shared option or private boats too. The boat driver explains everything so carefully. Totally recommend. Depending on your time, you could select time duration too but that may not be possible in case you take shared ride option.

Really beautiful mangroves. We got to spend time enjoying the mangroves by kayak and seeing the eagles. We also saw a monkey and 2 snakes which I was less thrilled about and when we were at the floating restaurant there was a family of otters frolicking nearby. Humans ruin the bat cave by not following the rules as there were people talking VERY loudly and shining bright lights everywhere despite the sign at the entrance saying not to do these things.

No regrets to join the 2 hours mangrove tour. Bought the tickets through kilim website. Is a great , amazing and wonderful experience! The boatman is friendly and explained everything in details. Enjoy it a-lot and highly recommend to visit this!

We enjoyed our visit here. However there were a few issues. We wanted to see the crocodile cave as we thought there were crocodiles in there. But we came to know that there was a small cave with some crocodile-shale rocks. Even we could not see that since there was tide in the water and we even didn't go inside the cave. But we paid for this. Also, we went for snorkeling. It was too short. Around 15 minutes and the water was so unclear that nothing was visible. See the video attached. The boat man, though, was very friendly and helpful explained a lot about everything and we enjoyed. The fish farm was nothing insteresting. So small and not many fish. All normal and we didn't find anything interesting

Must do . It's has some amazing views. Take a private one for 4 hours. It's great. Didn't like Fish farming much as it was very smelly. Mangrove and bat caves were good and so was eagle watching. Visit to beach is a must do in Andaman ocean . Do visit the UNESCO heritage cave which is just 20 steps walk. It's scary but it's a good visit. Do checkout the sleeping beauty bed. It's a secret. And do read the mystical story of Chinese queen and rome prince . You will see a walk path made in middle of ocean joining beach. DO NOT Walk on the boat platform . It extremely slippery and there is no support to save you from getting inside ocean. I almost lost my balance. Do not walk on platform at end of walk. Posted pic for your reference .

Beautiful day trip to Koh Rok and Koh Ha Cost was around 3000 THB but it was worth it. The speedboat took around 40 mins to reach the first snorkelling site. There were 4 snorkelling diving sites with crystal clear water you would have ever seen. Full lunch on the island and return back to base and drop to hotel everything was included. I would highly recommend this

Great place to snorkeling with tour agency. Nearby island have super clean powder white sand beach.

Peaceful and no one. Great nature or isolation 😏 Always beautiful sky when sunset.

Clear water Turquoise color The real nature of Andaman sea Sail from Trang is easy than start from Krabi

Amazing Island. Such a beautifull place. Paradise exist on Koh Rok.

Beautiful island! Get there early to stake out your spot on the beach.

Beautiful but full of people. The snorkeling companies need to tell people to not tread on the coral, a lot of people were which was very sad to see.

**Visted last week, It was closed temporarily due to land slide** 🙏 A majestic 45 m white-marble statue offering stunning island views from Nakkerd Hill. 🌅 Peaceful, spiritual, and perfect for photos. It was raining and foggy, weather was Nice and it is partly uphill, so visit early or at sunset. 🛕 Dress modestly—shoulders and knees covered. Some areas may be restricted, but still worth a visit for the views and calm vibe.

Even though The Big Buddha is currently closed, it’s still absolutely worth the visit — you can easily reach the parking area, which offers an astonishing panoramic view over the whole of Phuket, with a peaceful breeze and perfect photo spots. The road going up is also very pleasant, lined with small local businesses, cozy roadside cafés, and even a few elephant owners along the way, giving the whole trip a very authentic and charming local feel. You’ll also often find playful monkeys near the top, adding extra excitement to the experience 🐒🌿 A beautiful and memorable stop in Phuket!

It is closed now a days for some work or renovation.. If you are going only to see the Budha then better don't visit.. Pls check before you go in future.. You can see view of city and beach from top.. Attaching few photos

The Big Buddha of Phuket is truly breathtaking. Sitting high on Nakkerd Hill and facing the ocean, the statue offers stunning panoramic views of the island and the Andaman Sea. The atmosphere is peaceful and spiritual — a perfect place for quiet reflection away from the busy beaches. The statue itself is impressive in size and beautifully crafted in white marble, shining brightly in the sunlight. A must-see landmark that captures both the beauty and serenity of Phuket.

The temple is not accessible for the moment due to an earth slide. We drove up to site anyways where we got a look at the side of the Buddah. It has monkeys and chickens in the parking lot which were the better reason for taking pictures. On the way up to the temple is an elephant tourist attraction with baby elephants separated from their family, chained to the ground and fenced off. All elephants showed stereotypes. We didn't stop for that animal abuse of course, I'm just mentioning it as it outrages me to still see such places being visited and suppoted by ignorant tourists.

Rate for the scenery where you can get Phuket city view one side and ocean view the other. Pity that the way up to The Big Buddha is closed for renovation until further notice… which is unknown.

We couldn’t get all the way up to the Buddha because of a landslide, which was a bit of an anticlimax, but the view was nice and there were some funny monkeys messing with the visitors. Luckily, the girl with the slingshot was nearby

Not for me , very noisy and loud crowds. A lot of bars and ladies who offer you whatever you desired.

Loudest and loveliest place in Phuket. They have outdoor street shows. Ping pong shows, night clubs, massage parlors, all sorts of wildly sexual entertainment for both sexes

This is like sensory overload especially after 9.30pm at night when things seem to take off even more. A lot of bars, clubs both for dance and more the gentleman clubs as such, lots of food in this street at the different bars. Ally to drink of course. A lot of live music and generally a fun place to come and hangout with friends of all ages. Definitely worth a visit. There is also a street for street food and some local clothes and tourist markets connected to this place.

I have one photo of it during the day. Was too distracted to take it during the night. If you enjoy places like these that's great.

Even if you’re not into drinking or looking to fulfill any sexual desires, Bangla Road is still absolutely worth a visit. It’s one of those places you just have to see once — full of lights, music, and people from all over the world. The atmosphere is crazy, fun, and unique. Just walking through and taking it all in is already an experience on its own. Definitely a must-see when in Patong!

Bangla Road at night is full of energy and fun. Perfect combo for adventure and nightlife.

Beautiful place. good night life. Clubs drinks dance n many more.

Maya Bay is one of the most breathtaking places I’ve ever visited. The sheer beauty of this iconic beach exceeded all my expectations, and it’s easy to see why it became so famous after being featured in The Beach. From the moment I arrived, I felt like I’d stepped into a postcard-perfect paradise. The first thing you notice is the dramatic limestone cliffs that surround the bay, creating a sense of secluded serenity. The turquoise water is so clear you can see the sandy bottom even from the boat. The sand is soft, powdery, and incredibly white—perfect for walking barefoot. The lush green landscape adds to the dreamlike vibe of the place. To help preserve its natural beauty, access to Maya Bay is now limited and boats aren’t allowed to dock directly on the beach. This system is a fantastic way to protect the ecosystem, but it also means you’ll need to swim or wade a short distance from the boat. Honestly, it’s worth the effort. I really appreciated the environmental efforts in place. There are signs everywhere reminding visitors not to litter or disturb wildlife, and some areas are roped off to protect the coral reefs. Our guide shared a lot about the bay’s history and its ecological importance, which made me feel like I was contributing to preserving this beautiful spot for the future. That said, the beach can get pretty crowded even with visitor limits. It’s best to go early in the morning to avoid the rush. You’ll also want to book your tour in advance since spots fill up quickly. If you enjoy snorkeling, you’ll love the waters around the bay. They’re full of marine life. It was both peaceful and exciting at the same time. it’s an experience. The stunning scenery, the crystal-clear water and the feeling of being surrounded by nature make it unforgettable. Even though it’s popular and can get crowded, it’s a must-visit if you’re in Phuket. A quick tip , bring a waterproof bag for your things, wear reef-safe sunscreen and don’t forget your camera. Trust me, you’ll want to remember every moment here.

This beach is absolutely stunning! The scenery is breathtaking, with crystal-clear waters, soft golden sand, and beautiful surroundings that make it feel like paradise. The atmosphere is vibrant, with plenty of activities and people enjoying the sun and sea. However, it can get quite crowded, especially during peak hours, making it a bit difficult to find a quiet spot. Despite the crowds, the beach’s natural beauty makes it well worth the visit. Just be prepared for a bustling environment, and if you’re looking for some peace and quiet, try to visit early in the morning or later in the evening.

Extremely popular and iconic beach, The sand is so soft, at the moment you are not permitted to swim in the bay in an effort to conserve the sharks. An inteseting walk from the docking area to the actual beach. Well worth a visit.

It’s an extremely beautiful beach, unfortunately destroyed by mass tourism. We departed for Maya Bay at 9:30 and arrived around 10:30, which turned out to be already way too late. Just hordes of tourists, you had to “wait in line” for your turn to take a picture/selfie of this superb beach. Sharks are there, too, so don’t go in too deep. In order to get the vibe of this beach, you need to arrive like at 8am or earlier, I guess.

Incredibly beautiful and very well-maintained. Although the place gets extremely crowded and everyone seems to be in a rush, it still remains neat, clean, and truly worth visiting.

This bay is absolutely breathtaking!! The water is so blue and the scenery around is beautiful! I was also lucky enough to see a black tip reef shark! Only problem is the crowds. I even went at 6am and there were still crowds. I would recommend just going in the afternoon so you can really get the full electric blue water experience. The crowds are the same no matter what.

Maya Bay is one of the most beautiful beaches and islands I've ever seen in my life. We were lucky enough to take a tour before sunrise, leaving at 5:30 AM, and arriving just as the island opened, so we had it all to ourselves. The beach is absolutely stunning, with crystal-clear water and dramatic cliffs surrounding it. While swimming is not allowed to protect the environment, it's the perfect place to enjoy the surroundings and admire the breathtaking landscape in peace. If you have the chance to visit, going early in the morning is highly recommended for a tranquil experience.

incredible visit at Lanta Animal Welfare centre. the work done here is incredibly important, and you can tell everyone who works here from the hosts to the volunteers are passionate about what they do, and rehabilitate animals in need aswell as providing much needed vaccinations and sterilisations to other animals all across thailand. the tour itself was super informative and interesting, going into the history of the center aswell as the logistics of caring for so many animals. a must visit if you love animals and want to support an amazing charity. Marika was the best host!

The Lanta Animal Welfare Visitor Centre is an amazing Organisation which is doing an amazing job at rehabilitating cats and dogs. They also have programs to sterilise and vaccinate the freeroaming animals on Koh Lanta. During the tour you get to see the cats, the dogs, learn about the history and even get a look into the intensive care unit. Afterwards you can continue to play with the cats and buy merch. All the profits go to keeping the centre open. Definitely worth a visit.

Great and important place to visit in Lanta! This organisation does really amazing things and the tour gives you a lot of information about what they do in detail. If you are thinking about adopting a dog there are options to rescue these beautiful pups too!

I came here twice, once in the morning to visit the refuge and the next day for the cooking class, everything was great!! I wanted to thank in particular the two guides, Noi and… unfortunately, I've forgotten the first name of the guide at the refuge (a tall, dark-haired man from UK :)) Thank you for all your explanations, your kindness, and above all, your passion. And of course thanks to the whole team for working in such a helpful place for animals, and thank for putting such wonderful things in place :) I don't know if I'll ever return to Koh Lanta, but if I do, I'll come back to visit the animals a third time!

Such an amazing experience , The team are incredible and so lovely. The tour itself is very informative and really interesting to learn about what the welfare sanctuary do both in koh lanta and in mobile units .As well as obviously getting the opportunity to meet super cute animals. I highly recommend for such a cheap price as a lovely morning experience. If I had the time to do the cooking class I definitely would as they put all the money you pay back into the welfare centre. What the team do here is amazing, a definite visit in koh lanta.

We did the cooking class with cocktails in the evening. It was a wonderful experience with Noi and the whole team. It wasn‘t just cooking. It was a whole journey within the thai kitchen and there features underlined with lots of laughing and Jokes. Thanks for your work and this awesome evening!

Very nice animal wellfare center with good Tour, small Shop and coffee Shop. Make sure to book IN ADVANCE ONLINE! Tour and Tour Guide was super chil and the 1h Tour flew by. Amazing place.

Long hike up the hill. Well worth it when you get there. Spectacular views of koh phi phi. Nice café at top to rest,refresh and take advantage of such great vistas. Café very reasonable prices,nice to see not taking advantage of tourists in anyway. Will not disappoint doing the walk up there.

A lookout point situated high up from where you can see phi phi don, maya bay, krabi in the distance. The view point opens at 5:30 am and last entry is somewhere around 6:30 pm. It has an entry fee of 50 baht. The climb is really steep rapidly gaining altitude. It’s a mix of stairs and slopes and at the end you have a viewing deck. You can expect a lot of crowd during the sunset time. There is also a cafe at the view point. There is photography service available at the top but it’s only during the day. Sunset from here is very picturesque. Sun sets behind the hills of phi phi and the sea changes it’s colours from turquoise to deep blue to Orange and then deep red within a few minutes.

If you’re looking for the ultimate panoramic view of Koh Phi Phi, you absolutely must push past Viewpoint 2 and make the final, rewarding climb to Viewpoint 3. While Viewpoint 1 is the most popular, this highest point offers an unparalleled perspective that few visitors bother to see, making it a more intimate and spectacular experience. The trail from Viewpoint 2 is slightly more rugged, requiring proper shoes and plenty of water, but every bead of sweat is worth the effort. Reaching the summit feels like a true accomplishment. The view is not just stunning; it's a breathtaking, full 360-degree vista where you can clearly see the distinct separation between Tonsai Bay and Loh Dalum. This famous 'hourglass' shape of the island is never more dramatic than from here, with the turquoise waters lapping at the narrow strip of land below. It's the perfect place to soak in the island's unique geography and enjoy a peaceful moment away from the crowds. Time your visit for sunrise or sunset for truly unforgettable colors. Forget the crowds at the lower spots—Viewpoint 3 is the ultimate destination for the adventurous traveler.

Being the highest and hardest to get viewpoint of the three, this hidden gem doesn’t get the same numbers of visitors but offers by far the most stunning and beautiful view. I definitely recommend taking the hike and going for it.

Spectacular views from this view point. We took the long way starting at 3 and working our way down. Definitely worth the hike.

Beautiful overview on the island and its particular shape, the stair to climb is worth a subscription to a sport club !

Comparing to Viewpoint 1 and 2 it’s nothing special. The way to the viewpoint is dirty with rubbish. But you can see a bit of Thai village on the other hand. In my opinion, not worth climbing there if you are already on viewpoint 2 which is the best. To enter viewpoint 3 you need to pay 30 baht person and remove your shoes.

The 360° Viewpoint at Koh Hong offers impressive panoramic views once you reach the top — the surrounding islands, turquoise waters, and dramatic cliffs are a photographer’s dream. That said, the climb is quite steep and involves a lot of stairs — definitely not for everyone, especially in the heat. There’s no shade along the way, and the steps can be slippery if it’s rained, so proper footwear is a must. While the view is rewarding, the effort required might not feel entirely worth it for some, especially when the island below already offers plenty of scenic spots. A decent experience overall, but manage your expectations and come prepared.

A short 15-minute climb takes you to the top, where you’ll be rewarded with a beautiful 360-degree panoramic view — absolutely worth the effort. It’s also home to the only clean beach in the area that’s truly suitable for swimming and playing. A perfect spot for both a light adventure and a relaxing beach day!

Gorgeous views to the Andaman See. The stairs are quite steep but if you climbed already to the Tiger Cave, to reach this viewpoint won’t be difficult.

It's a hard, sweaty climb. You need good functional knees and a lot of sunscreen. Drink water and take it slow. At least the stairs are modern and equal. The view is fantastic! It takes about 20-25 minutes at a moderate pace to reach the top. After you go down, i recommend the nearby beach

Best Place to visit and have photo shoot. Our travel guide was See Sea Andaman Travel and had a great experience with them.

Absolute beautiful spot. A great reward after climbing almost 500 step ladder. Take a deep breath and enjoy a beautiful panoramic

Beautiful view and good way to get some exercise and sweat alot.

✨ Phra Nang Cave Shrine – Where the sea meets the spirit 🌊 Hidden at the edge of Railay Beach in Krabi, this sacred cave tells a story older than time. Locals believe it’s home to Phra Nang, the princess goddess who protects fishermen and grants blessings to those who visit with faith. Colorful offerings, wooden carvings, and the sound of waves create a magical calm inside the limestone cliffs. 🪷 Every corner feels alive with legends and prayers carried by the sea breeze. Here, nature and belief blend into something truly peaceful — a reminder that beauty isn’t just seen, it’s felt. 💫

Kayaked here from railay beach, in about 20mins! Beautiful and secluded, blazed a huge J under some beautifully positioned palm trees etc for some well needed shade. The water was beautiful, clear and warm and definitely worth the kayak trip to this beach! Also possible to explore both the caves at either end of this beach so well worth spending a day here if coming from Ao Nang.

It takes 40 minutes to walk from Railway beach. It is much nicer than Railway beach. Along the way, you get to see some interesting rock formations and there is a rope you can climb (need appropriate footwear, as it is muddy and slippery) but there is a nice viewpoint and a lagoon at the top. Once you arrive at the beach, you can see monkeys and some lizards. People rock climb there too which is interesting to watch

Beautiful beach accessible from Railay East. Caves , rock wall climbing and chilling on Beautiful Phra Nang beach are key attractions. Go early or face massive crowds when securing a spot on the beach. No restrooms Handicap possible. Final take ..RECOMMENDED BUT AGAIN GO EARLY.

Awesome beach. Beautiful fine sand and lovely water. Sheltered in a bay so no big waves really to be concerned about and a great place to either sunbathe or swim. Sunsets are beautiful. Well worth the visit.

Tucked beneath the cliffs of Phra Nang Beach, Krabi, lies one of Thailand’s most mysterious and sacred spots — the Phra Nang Cave Shrine, also known as Princess Cave. Legend says an Indian princess was once shipwrecked here, her spirit now guarding the cave and granting blessings to those who come with faith. Inside, you’ll find hundreds of wooden lingams — offerings symbolizing fertility, prosperity, and safe voyages. The mix of ancient belief, sea breeze, and divine mystery gives this cave an energy you can feel in your bones. 🌊✨ #PhraNangCave #PrincessCave #KrabiThailand #ThaiMythology #SpiritualThailand #FertilityShrine #WondersOfThailand #TravelLegends #KrabiDiaries #ThailandCulture

A quiet beach of your own with few tourists making it a can’t-miss spot in Krabi. This pristine beach stretches afar from famous Pranang Spirit Cave till the end of the beach with high limestone cliffs. Beautiful Soft sand and clear sea water with multicolor green to blue sea will make your day the most relaxing one. Be sure to spend a lot of time lingering leisurely. During low tide you can simply walk to Happy Island just across the shore.

We booked a ferry from Krabi to Railey Beach. There is a little booth near the docks that sell the tickets and tell you the hours that the ferries run. Once a wooden dragon boat is full it heads out. The boat ride was awesome. Open air and smooth. It was one of my favorite parts island hopping during our trip. When we arrived we wondered until we found a hotel that served breakfast. There was a reasonably priced buffet and we ate there. We spent a few hours at the beach, swimming and enjoying the sun. We saw the rain coming and decided to head to bar and grab a drink. Overall it was a great day, and I highly recommend.

We took long tail boat from Ao Nang at 8:30. We were there before 8:00 but if a group came, they had priority. It was a bit chaotic how the boatmen were organizing the boats. After 30 min we could board. It took 15min and cost 100bhat per person. We were 12 on the boat. When coming back there was 1 more couple waiting. Each of us paid 200 baht and we could go immediately back. West Railay beach is nice with stunning views. Inside the “village” it’s already a bit messy. To go there for 1-day trip ok but I wouldn’t stay there for longer. For cat lovers just check the pictures 😻

Really gorgeous beaches, yummy food, wildlife, and almost everything you need. Cool hippie vibes by the west side. I enjoyed the place and was only there for a few hours. Would love to come back and stay on this side of Krabi for a few days.

Beautiful spot. The swim area towards the cliff has a quite rocky bottom and is shallow at low tide. Further towards the boats the bottom has far more sand and is a nicer walk out to swim.

Railay beach is so beautiful. Especially during the sunset days. They have beautiful long tail boats and the scenery looks wonderful. You can get the long tail boats from Ao Nang to Railay Beach at 200 return. Last boat is at 6.30 PM. Get a boat so you will catch the sunset.

Gorgeous beach but recommend carrying beach shoes to avoid getting hit by rocks especially when going for a swim. The water is nice and warm and sandy patches are good on the beach.

The beach is really relaxing with magnificent views. Has lots of stuff to do, do not stay there for 1 day, stay for more. There is so much to do and see. The first priority place that I'll recommend to you if you will go to Krabi. You can only get there by boat. Its a piece of land surrounded by mountains and cliffs. You will need to pay if hotel doesn't provide a free boat to your destination.

Lovely 😍 The beach is great to walk, or sit and relax. It's clean thanks to the Trash Hero volunteers! Quite active with the little tour and fishing boats! Great views 👍

Well the place gets busy by the night and graceful by the morning but always has a vibe there’s always a good view of islands but sometimes due to high tide you have to skip beach days.

Ao Nang Beach is absolutely beautiful and peaceful. The water is calm, the sand is clean, and the views make it even more stunning. I loved walking along the beach, especially during sunset — the sky looks magical. The area is also very convenient with lots of cafes, restaurants, and shops nearby. Local people are friendly and helpful, making the whole experience even better. A perfect place to relax, take photos, and enjoy the true beauty of Krabi. Highly recommended!

The town is quite peaceful. The beach is located across the town drive. Clean stretch of beach with beautiful shell and the beach is landmark. Loved the location and the scenic beauty. My personal advise is to stay in a hotel closer to beach and night market. You are always in the heart of all activities.

Lots of tourists and touristy stalls; the beach itself wasn’t very nice. The Monkey Trail was good, though, and the sunset view from the beach was nice. Ideal for a one-hour visit during sunset, but nothing more.

Super clean Beach. Minimal tourist at morning time. The road near the beach offers variety of shopping at reasonable prices. The prices are better than Ao Nang night Market. Best time to visit is before 8 am . Amazing views at the beach.

Ao Nang Beach in Krabi offers an absolutely fantastic experience that makes it a must-visit location. It truly is a beach for all hours, combining stunning daytime relaxation with vibrant evening excitement. ​During the day, the beach is perfect for soaking up the sun and enjoying the clear waters. The conditions are excellent for swimming, offering a refreshing escape from the tropical heat. ​As the sun sets, the atmosphere transforms into something magical. I highly recommend taking a long night walk along the sand, where the air is relaxed and the view is spectacular. The highlight of the evening is definitely the mesmerizing fire show performances that light up the beach—it’s a great way to truly feel the vibrant Thai atmosphere. ​Beyond the beach itself, the proximity to the bustling night market is a major draw. You can easily transition from the beach to enjoying delicious street food and browsing local goods. ​Overall, Ao Nang Beach provides a great, comprehensive experience, and spending time here, day or night, is highly recommended.

It’s an amazing place location but during the trip u will be tired to go there only to sit for 15 min and will continue the rest of the trip during the day. For me I’ll prefer to sit in island rather than roaming around to take pictures only.

We had a slow boat expedition to James Bond Island. Compared to speed boat in which we went to Phi Phi Island, we enjoyed more on this slow boat. Beautiful, scenic cruise 🛳. Canoeing through the caves were adventurous and exciting. Must do... highly recommended

Khao Phing Kan was one of the four stops during this wonderful boat tour. The James Bond Island was amazing. At two other stops, we canoed into caves. Reaching an atoll through the cave was a surreal experience. The boat crew was great who made the tour an enjoyable experience.

What a great experience to visit Khao Phing Kan / JAMES BOND ISLAND on a privet longtail motor boat.The place is a historic monument after the movie "The man with the Golden Gun" was filmed in 1974. My Capitan "TIGER" took me on the most majestic tour with super nice , breathtaking scenic places .

I was expecting something better. Boat trip to the bond island was a nice experience, through mangroves. But the island itself was a bit disappointing and crowded.

The boat trip to Khao Phing Kan / James Bond Island was a pleasant experience, taking us on a scenic route through the mangroves.

I must say that when we went here there were reviews that experience was underwhelming for few people but I politely disagree. The structure is the middle of the water looks amazing and looked so much better than what we saw in the movie There are ample photo opportunities and you want to be careful while swimming in muddy water because of sea shells. Must visit

Great walk. Please note its 400baht no atm etc nearby so you need take cash. The walk is great this is my second time here. The pool where you can swim does get very busy so i highly recomend leaving very early they say it opens from 10 but when we got there there were already heaps of people walking back i would say try and get there around 9am min. Also do the full walk past the swimming area to the blue pool its a great walk and worth the visit since while your there. No many people do it so its relaxing and only takes 15min enjoy

A place for nature lovers. A little bit far from Krabi but good to go there. You walk about 1 km from the entrance to emerald pool and you can walk more to the blue pool. Everything is beautiful. You feel the jungle. Its worth the effort.

We got there 10 minutes before opening (which is at 8:30) but they let us in anyway. There are 2 routes to the emerald pool, one scenic through the swamp (1000m) and one following the road (800m). We had the pool for almost ourselves for about 20 min, then it got busy real quick. The rocks are extremely slippery but the water is very pleasant. Blue pool opens later and it is another few hundred meters walk to get there.

So pretty, you have the choice of taking a nature walk to see all three pool or to take a straight road to the emerald pool, the nature path is 1km and the straight path is 800m, I personally reccomend taking the nature path and taking your time, the walk itself is beautiful and you get to see all the pools before having a nice swim in the emerald pool. It's also close to the hot springs that you can enjoy on your day trip

What a magical place it is! The water was super beautiful! You just can’t take your eyes off it. Emerald pool and blue pool both are amazing! And it’s a must to go in the pool . It’s an whole experience

My friend and I had an amazing experience at the Emerald Pool in Krabi. The nature trails offered beautiful scenery, and the reward was a refreshing swim in the truly crystal clear, vibrant water. It’s a stunning natural wonder that you absolutely must see! ​We booked our seamless one-day trip through Klook and highly recommend it for an easy excursion.

This place is pure paradise. The water is a stunning emerald green and crystal clear, and there's a unique hot waterfall that cascades into a natural pool. The walk to get there is just as amazing, taking you along a comfortable path through a lush, vibrant green jungle. It's a breathtaking and memorable experience that I highly recommend.

We have been here with a guided tour in 3 small islands and 1 snorkeling spot and has been an amazing experience! The National Marine Park is pristine and you can visit from beautiful beaches to a breathtaking view points. We have managed to enjoy some relaxing time and to prove our self on really tough trails to reach the viewing points,but has been worth it! We have been so lucky to find monkeys with babies during one of thr trail and to see some huge and colored fishes in the snorkeling point. The emerald lagoon is amazing aswell! If you are here around you cannot miss this.

Amazing national park and must see when in the south of Thailand. Gorgeous views, clear water, many nice activities and many animals! Including cute monkeys. Do watch out that they don't take your stuff.

Absolutely stunning marine park with turquoise water, limestone islands, and breathtaking viewpoints. The scenery is incredible, both from the boat and from the hilltop trails. Snorkeling and kayaking are great ways to explore the area. Well organized tours and respectful handling of nature. A must-visit when staying around Koh Samui or Koh Phangan.

The view was absolutely breathtaking, a solid 10/10. But happy cardio to climb in 500 M. 🤪 I’m so grateful to have had the chance to experience such beauty in my lifetime. It really highlights how important it is to have a climbing partner who can encourage you along the way. 💗

Wide variety of activities to do from hiking to scenic viewpoints, swimming, snorkeling, hanging out at the beach, and watching wild life. Had a good experience traveling to this island from Koh samui via Grand Sea discovery.

Wonderful trip, we got everything we needed, they took great care of us, Mr. Thai was very funny and kind, and his jokes made the whole day even better. The hike to the viewpoint took 20–40 minutes depending on experience and fitness level. A must-do is kayaking (if you don’t go kayaking, you’ll end up waiting on a crowded beach). We booked it through GetYourGuide.

My honest review would be that I was not expecting this tour to be as exhausting as it was. I appreciate the operator and the tour guides, and the views are nice. However, the travel time from the pier to the first island is quite long, which already drains my energy. Then, the nature trail to the viewpoint is another exhausting one. The tour guides can mention in advance that if they are interested, they can hike. I cannot recommend this tour to those who are weak in endurance. Plus, I think the trail is not just 500 meters long. So, I decided to go down after the next stop. There is less time at the beach to explore and swim. The lunch provided is so-so. The kayaking was also too much with the distance. It was quite exhausting, and we were not informed that it would be very far, plus the waves were strong. If you can find another island tour aside from this, I recommend choosing that instead.

The souvenirs at the night market are a bit of a tourist trap but the food is absolutely top-notch and very affordable. We just wanted to keep eating, everything was so good. Do note that it doesn't run every day so make sure you check in advance to avoid disappointment.

Fisherman’s Village Night Market is the kind of place where your nose leads, your feet follow, and your self-control takes the night off. Every Friday, Bophut turns into a human salmon run—everyone swimming upstream for deals, snacks, and bragging rights. It’s a total sensory slapshot: sizzling woks, blaring tunes, and a crowd thicker than poutine gravy. One minute you’re buying a bracelet, next thing you know you’re eating noodles out of a pineapple wondering how your debit card got so sweaty. Vendors here could sell snow to a Canadian—they’ll charm the baht right outta your board shorts. You’ll end up with elephant pants, a carved coconut, and enough fridge magnets to start your own souvenir shop. Hungry? Follow the smoke signals—grilled corn, chicken skewers, mango sticky rice so good it deserves its own passport. No fancy cutlery, no problem. Canadians eat Timbits out of the box; we can handle a skewer on the go. By the end, you’re sun-kissed, broke, and grinning like you just won gold in bargain hunting. Fisherman’s Village isn’t just a market—it’s retail cardio with extra flavour. Pack light, spend heavy, and remember: it’s called Fisherman’s Village ‘cause everyone gets hooked.

A lively and popular night market with a wide variety of food and souvenir stalls. This market offers a vibrant atmosphere and a great selection of local dishes and souvenirs, making it a pleasant place to explore during an evening on Koh Samui. It is quite popular among visitors, so it can get busy around 6:30 p.m. Those interested in a more traditional Thai street food experience may wish to explore some of the smaller local markets as well. Overall, it’s an enjoyable stop for anyone wanting to experience the island’s lively night market scene.

This continues to be the best night market in Samui. There’s an incredible variety of food stalls offering everything from authentic Thai dishes to international favourites. We’re always drawn to the banana cakes, they’re absolutely delicious and this time we also loved the chicken wraps from the vendor next to the central seating area. Any of the Pad Thai stalls are a safe bet too. We skipped the sushi and cocktails due to past experiences, but plenty of other visitors seemed to be enjoying them. We took some time to sit in the centre and enjoy the beatboxer’s performance, he’s genuinely talented and well worth giving a small tip. After eating, we wandered around the market stalls. There’s something for everyone, and the sellers are generally open to friendly price negotiations, as long as you’re polite. We picked up a bag last night, and the bargaining was done respectfully, leaving both sides happy. If you’re in Samui, this market is a must-visit. Come hungry, enjoy the entertainment, and take your time exploring.

Perfect place to chill.Find restaurants with wide range of multi cuisines. One can explore the local food with scenic sea view. You can shop souvenirs for your loved ones.

Excellent market on 3 nights a week. A great mix of everything from street food stalls to clothes and trinkets. Live music and cocktails and a great atmosphere make a great night out. Plenty of taxis outside if you are not staying in the area. Plus a large car park for those with car or moped.

Lovely night market with various Thai food and vendor’s installments. Family friendly and friendly people. Plus beach side relaxing enjoying with some cocktails 🍹 simply amazing

This place is awesome and you can get a beautiful sunset view at the right time. Lots of planes flying overhead too which got us some pretty cool shots. Full of cats and dogs on the bottom section (they don’t go upstairs from what we saw)

The Big Buddha itself is stunning, but the panoramic view of the coast and city from the hill is the real bonus. It’s a bright, cheerful, and spiritually inspiring place. Beautiful temple surrounded by cafes and shops. Ciao🌺

My first ever temple/buddhist place I visited - and I loved it. Beautiful and unique architecture + sculptures. But a lot of tourists - I think if there are maybe a few less it would be more stunning. Cool place.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We arrived by taxi, and the driver dropped us right at the entrance. The temple complex is peaceful and full of vibrant details — souvenir shops, cold drinks, snacks, and clean restrooms are available on-site. As you walk around, you can explore smaller shrines and colorful statues before reaching the grand staircase leading to the massive golden Buddha. The view from the top is absolutely breathtaking, overlooking the entire area and the sea beyond. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Koh Samui! 🇹🇭✨ #WatPhraYai #BigBuddha #KohSamui #ThailandTemples #CulturalExperience #TravelMoments #LifeOfANomad

Shops around there, white dress shops are favorite. Enjoy to pray for my family. And happy to knock the big bells hanging on the ceiling. Exciting statue and we better take our shoes off for paying respects to lord Buddha. Nice views are available on top of the temple. There is a small monastery at base of temple and monk can bless you if you believe in superstition and religion. Peaceful at all.

Also from my bucket list No entry fees The view, the quite surroundings... everything perfect for a person who wants calmness in life (like me!!) Got a Thai pant from the shops, but the price is high!!

It was very close to the place where I was staying. Every morning when I went to take a dip in the sea i could see the statue close by. I was intrigued to see it for myself. Very close to the Pier. When I reached here it was quite early in the morning around 9ish, few people around, and I was lucky to witness the place all alone. As the others came to it only after I was leaving. Amazing to see a monk chant the Mantras and feel the tranquility in the air. I enjoyed every second of it. Kinda felt blessed.

We (the tourists) took the best part away years ago. Above the water everything looks clean and neat. Beautiful sunset etc. Underwater different situation. There is not much littering to be seen however most corals are basically dead. Same as Koh Tao all around the island the snorkel spots look like grave yards. Few fishes here and there. The years of extended underwater tourism with unprotected exposure to dum and ignorant people who would just stand on the corals took its toll. It’s a disgrace. Maybe too late the Thai finally introduced stricter measures. Best thing to do for us - not come back for 50 years

An absolute must visit when in Koh Tao. This island is absolutely gorgeous, the white sands, turquoise waters and the stunning greenery and scenery make this an absolute paradise. Instead of booking an expensive tour to visit here, we drove to the hotel Dusit Buncha and paid a few hundred baht to use there boat service which goes usually most hours and takes about 10 minutes.

did a three hour trip to this island near Koh Tao and it was absolutely worth it! It’s about 10 min with long tail taxi boat The water is crystal clear and perfect for swimming and snorkeling. There’s also a viewpoint that you can’t miss. The most amazing panoramic views of the island and the sea. A must do when visiting Koh Tao!

Is beautiful island to relax and go swimming, snorkeling, dining,more private than other islands guests have place to themselves most of time day trippers come between 10am and 3:30pm when all non guest have to leave the owners and staff are very friendly and helpful food is excellent and very high standard when only guests are on island it so peaceful and relaxing definitely reccommend it as a place to go if you want to get away from the busy overcrowded tourist spots you wont be disappointed definitely going back again next time in thailand

Had a lovely time island hopping from Koh Tao. The sea is so blue and the island is very beautiful. There is a viewpoint of the entire island. Very relaxing atmostphere

Amazing island with pretty corals ans nice beaches

Lovely little island for a couple hours on the beach and snorkeling. I was surprised they have a restaurant. You can rent umbrellas and chairs to get outta the sun. There is a hike you can do for a great view.

The area is beautiful, consists of 7 waterfalls. There are golf carts that can help you get to the first few levels, but after that you're on your own. It is definitely a hike and you need to be ready to walk/trek and the path is not smooth. You can swim normally in some of the waterfalls, some only with a life jacket (which you can rent) and some you cannot swim at all. I recommend renting a life jacket and swimming in the earlier levels, as level 7 is the "pinnacle", but there are small fish there that keep biting you, and no one was comfortable swimming in level 7. I wish they sold snacks/drinks at the higher levels, because after the early levels there is nothing but the watefalls, and they take your food/drinks at that checkpoint. It's beautiful, requires a lot of physical effort, and it was rather underwhelming overall. Pictures are better than the reality. If you want to save money, stay in Kanchanaburi and just take a bus or a grab to Erawan.

Stunning. Some of the most beautiful falls I've ever seen. To see all 7 levels is quite a hike but accessible to most. Well worth the walk. The lower 3 levels take very little effort and are fantastic.

My first and last nationalpark in this country! What is this a waterpark or a protected area for wildlife? Luckily i saw some wildlife otherwise it would be a complete disappointment.As a waterpark great i guess especially for families for all nature lovers avoid. Should had spend the time and money for a thai massage . P.s. Tourists who visit my country don't need to pay more for the same attractions as locals.Really shameful.

This is a truly stunning waterfall. There are seven levels, so be sure to bring good hiking shoes, as you'll feel like you're hiking all the time, and there are quite a few steep steps. It feels like you're climbing a mountain. Food and drinks are available for purchase, but you'll need to purchase a coupon. Life jackets are also available for those who want to swim. There are always staff on hand to assist. It was quite a lot of people , but it's well worth it.

Great hike up to 7 levels of beautiful waterfalls. I went there with my gf and my son and we all loved it. Make sure to take breaks to swim in the water. Free fish massage included.

The place is not that close to anything but wow the waterfalls are amazing there are many more than 7 waterfalls it's just that you can enter at 7 points but it's worth the trip an amazing place highly recommend

fantastic experience. sure foreigners pay alot more at 300 but its great value for what you get. pools filled with tame fish who will nibble at your feet. the first 2 tiers were good. the ones after that aren't worth the hike up.

This place is full of history and has such a relaxing atmosphere. Walking around the ruins feels like stepping back in time, with every corner showing something interesting. The Buddha head in the tree roots is very unique and even more impressive in real life than in photos. It’s a beautiful spot to take pictures, learn about the past, and just enjoy some quiet moments away from the busy city. Definitely worth a visit.

One of the most famous temples in Ayutthaya, renowned for the most photographed Buddha head encased within the tree roots. Legend has it that a thief had intended to sell the Buddha head but was either forced to abandon it at the spot or the head was too heavy for him to carry further away, and so he had to leave it there. Over time, tree roots began to envelop the Buddha's head, and hence, this peculiar and unique landmark was formed. One can pray to the Buddha Head, but you must kneel and remove your shoes to show your respect.

A must visit in Ayutthaya City. It costs 80 baht for foreigners and 10 baht for Thai people to enter. The main attraction is the Busddha in the tree, but there are plenty of chedi, prang and other Buddha statues about. Talk a walk around Thai history and enjoy.

Nice ruins with some monks here. 80 bht entry for tourists, most ppl come to see the head in the tree. Cannot climb main large building as you can in the ruins next door.

We visited Wat Mahathat as part of a group tour to the ancient city of Ayutthaya. It is a fantastic place that is full of history. It was the capital prior to Bangkok but was completely burned down by an invasion in 1767. This place just oozes history and it is a great day trip on a visit to Bangkok. It's about an hour or hour and a half by car or there are many daily trains from Bangkok that take one hour and are very cheap. This is also where you can see the buddha head that has been surrounded by the roots of the sacred banyan tree. You should definitely try to make the time if you're in the area. There are a number of other sites only five to ten minutes away also.

Beautiful place to visit. The Buddha head entwined in the roots of the tree is a must-see and truly a unique sight. Take your time to walk around the grounds, the peaceful atmosphere makes it worth exploring.

The remnants of the Ayutthya Kingdom. The Ayutthya Kingdom was one of the most thriving dynasties of South east asia before it was attacked by the Burmese Konboung dynasty. Wat Mahathat is one such remnant of the Ayutthya dynasty. The entry ticket is 50 baht for non thai national and dress code mandates covered shoulder and knees. There are a few gifts shops right beside the ticket counter where one can rent a scarf or trousers. The place is spotless clean and serene. One can feel the calmness and peace in the air. The place definitely lives upto the hype and is a must visit spot in Ayutthya. The Buddha head in the tree is the top attraction here. But the crowd here is well managed and everyone gets a chance to take a pic. Do carry umbrella and water while visiting. Late afternoon is the best time yo visit

A beautiful and unique place, the pagoda sits on a hill, peaceful and serene, right next to the picturesque Perfume River. There are tasty local foods and great seating spots by the river. Nearby you can enjoy kayaking, swimming in the river, and listening to the famous Hue folk songs. Inside the pagoda, many relics and valuable information about the Nguyen Dynasty (Vietnam’s last feudal dynasty) are preserved. The pagoda also houses a great bell recognized as a national treasure.

A small complex comprised of the pagoda and a temple above stone steps. The pagoda faces the perfume river, which used to be perfumed by flowers flowing down from the vicinity. The pagoda is not open for entry, but you can still admire the piece of preserved history. The temple in the back is open for visitors, but please show respect and follow the rules in terms of clothing and decorum.

We visited Thiên Mụ Pagoda as part of our shore excursion from the cruise ship, and it ended up being one of the nicest stops on the tour. The pagoda sits on a hill overlooking the Perfume River, and the views alone make the visit worthwhile. The grounds are peaceful, clean, and beautifully maintained, with plenty of space to walk around and take photos. The architecture is elegant and iconic, especially the seven-story tower at the entrance. Inside the complex, the gardens, pathways, and temple buildings create a calm and serene atmosphere that feels less crowded than other major attractions. Our guide shared the history and significance of the pagoda, which added depth to the experience. Even without a guide, the cultural and spiritual presence of the site comes through clearly. Overall, Thiên Mụ Pagoda is a beautiful and relaxing place to visit in Huế. It is easy to explore, offers great river views, and is an excellent stop on any cruise tour or day trip.

Lovely pagoda overlooking the river. Very nice and tranquil and free to walk in/around. The grounds are much larger than it looks and in the back is a courtyard full of large bonsais. In the very back is a miniature pagoda with its own courtyard

A quaint tourist spot. It is serene, sleepy and yet charming. This spot is especially enticing when there are not a lot of tourists around and you are left on your own. The history of this spot is already covered on other sites, so I am not going over it.

the pagoda was built during Nguyen Dynasty in the early 17th century, regarded as the most well-known pagoda in Hue. The traditional architecture style looks simple but solemn and peaceful. A bit noisy with many tourists in the morning, will be more quiet in the late afternoon or sunset time.

Thien Mu Pagoda isn’t just a landmark in Hue — it’s the iconic pagoda that feels like a serene gateway back in time. Perched on a hill overlooking the Perfume River, it’s a place where history, spirituality, and stunning architecture all come together. The star of the show is, of course, the seven-story pagoda itself. Standing tall and proud, it looks like a guardian watching over the city. As you walk through the entrance with its fierce guardian statues, you can’t help but feel a little humbled — and maybe slightly judged for all your past sins (don’t worry, they seem forgiving). Inside the grounds, there’s so much to see: intricate statues, the ancient bell that’s as impressive as it is photogenic, and peaceful gardens perfect for a reflective stroll. The atmosphere is calm, even with visitors around, and it’s easy to imagine what life must have been like centuries ago when this was a bustling center of worship. Pro tip: Wear comfortable shoes — the steps are historic (translation: uneven), and take a moment to just sit quietly and enjoy the breeze by the river. It’s also a fantastic spot for photography, so bring your camera or phone fully charged. Overall, Thien Mu Pagoda is a must-visit while in Hue. Whether you’re there for the history, the architecture, or just a bit of soul-soothing calm, you’ll leave feeling like you’ve gained a little perspective… and probably a lot of great photos. 📸

Was really nice to be able to walk the walls of the citadel and the information panels along the way added all the relevant info. You could get an idea of how important the defences were in times gone by. Shame you couldn't get to upper levels in the towers. Take time to have a walk if you're in the area.

Go between June and August for better weather. Still, such a great day trip from Da Nang with its rich history and passionate restoration work. You will see some Vietnamese locals dressed up in traditional wear taking photos, making the experience even more surreal.

Must visit. If you’re visiting Hue, plan to visit Citadel along with the tombs. Do a 2 days tour and don’t rush. Guided tours will offer more. Excellent capital city. Rich history and great architecture. You’ll be satisfied with the experience.

Hue Imperial City was built in 1804 under King Gia Long and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1993. I love walking around the ancient palace and admire the beauty at every corner. Hundred years ago, it used to a enormous and glorious palace. Sadly, many constructions are damaged, though they are being restored, could not bring back the original spirit of the place. The atmosphere was quite sad in a rainy day.

Come to the palace for a photo op, especially in traditional costumes. It's not a particularly interesting place for a casual tour, but it's beautiful in its details. If you're visiting on a sunny day, be sure to bring an umbrella, as there's very little shade.

Overall, it was a solid experience, though I expected a bit more. The complex is huge, but the overall layout could be better organized. I didn’t take the audio guide because I don’t like using headphones — probably a mistake. The descriptions of the monuments were quite minimal and not very engaging. I also chose a bad day to visit since it was extremely hot.

Expansive area of historic city with palaces, temples and official buildings. Visited on a rainy day and spent an entire afternoon walking through the corridors and alleys. Not as beautiful as present day Vietnam but still worth visiting

We visited on a very rainy day but in the end it was probably an advantage as there weren’t many people there. The walk up to the entrance is not for everyone but we took our time and made it. Inside the cave is spectacular with some of the best stalactites and stalagmites I’ve seen. The cavern is massive and I recommend walking all the way to the end. The most impressive thing is that there was phone signal in there! Amazing.

We did this as apart of a full day tour, we would really recommend paradise cave if you are in the area. They provide a buggy service to the base of the hill. There is then a sloped 10-20 minute walk to the entrance of the cave (toilets near the top with clear signs). At the entrance there is a place to sit with fans if needed and you can buy cold drinks. The cave itself is very impressive compared to other caves that we have seen, the inside is massive!

Very underrated The cave is enormous, u will be caught attention of this place by the coolness, the blow of the wind at the entrance of this cave. Massive chambers, extraordinary stalactites show case the true beauty of this landscape. You will spend a hour to experience and take photos of this cave, very stunning. The wood walkway are well designed, help the tourists to reach the end of the case, or have a great spot for photos Before reaching the cave, u have to walk for about 15 mins. But thanks to the human made stairs, it help the visitors alot

There are better places. Paradise Cave itself is breathtaking—a true natural wonder that deserves respect and preservation. Sadly, the overall experience is undermined by how it’s managed. Tickets are quite expensive for what you get. After purchasing, you can take an electric golf cart to the trailhead, then hike about 500m uphill to reach the cave entrance. While the cave is worth the effort, the way it’s operated takes away from the experience. We didn’t join any tour, but it was clear that the company running the cave prioritizes quantity over quality. They schedule too many tours at the same time, causing congestion and chaos inside the cave. To make matters worse, many visitors block the narrow walkways to take endless photos and group pictures, which only adds to the crowding and frustration. Instead of the peaceful, awe-inspiring experience you’d expect, it often feels stressful and overwhelming. The atmosphere is loud, unorganized, and lacks any real crowd control. It’s disappointing to see such an extraordinary place treated more as a money-making venture than a site to be protected and appreciated. Paradise Cave is stunning and absolutely worth seeing—but be prepared for high ticket prices, overcrowding, and inconsiderate behavior that take away from its natural beauty.

Great cave with awesome high cathedral like ceilings, some great stalagmites. Were the names are given, particularly look out for the “jade rabbit” Be aware it’s a long walk uphill to the cave entrance and a very long walk in the cave itself with lots of steps, so only for the reasonably fit.

🪨 Paradise Cave – Stunning & Peaceful Visited with Sovaba Tours from Hue, and it was absolutely worth the long trip! Our guide Victor was amazing — local, friendly, and very knowledgeable about the area and the caves. He took great care of the group. Paradise Cave is huge, quiet, and beautifully lit. The limestone formations are incredible — walking inside feels like entering a natural cathedral. Peaceful and awe-inspiring. Highly recommend visiting, and if you can, go with Sovaba and ask for Victor!

We loved exploring paradise cave! It is a bit of a hike to get up there so wear good shoes. It can also get very slippery inside, we saw someone fall down so use the handrails and watch your step. It was a really great experience overall.