Old Phuket Town Travel Guide

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A red pavilion with golden accents and Chinese characters, surrounded by statues and a dragon sculpture.
A street decorated with red lanterns and banners.
A colorful building facade with visible electrical wires and a sign with Arabic script.
A plate of Pad Thai with lime wedges and a spoon, served on a banana leaf.
A wall covered with colorful graffiti art, including various cartoon characters and text.

Stay near popular Old Phuket Town attractions

A historic building with a tiled roof and arched entrances, labeled as the Phuket Thai Hua Museum.

Thai Hua Museum

You can spend time studying the exhibits at Thai Hua Museum in Phuket. Wander through the beautiful beaches and seaside in this culturally rich area.
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Where to stay in Old Phuket Town

Find the best Old Phuket Town areas for the activities you enjoy most.
A traditional Thai temple with ornate golden decorations and a red roof.

Talat Yai

Unique features of Talat Yai include the historical sites and spas. Make a stop by Limelight Avenue Phuket or Phuket Indy Night Market while you're exploring the area.

A yellow tuk-tuk on a city street with buildings and a traffic light.
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Talat Nuea

Unique features of Talat Nuea include the coffee shops and historical sites. Make a stop by Patong Go-Kart Speedway and Phuket Offroad Fun Park or Jui Tui Shrine while you're exploring the area.

A collection of red lanterns with golden tassels hanging against a dark background.

Chinatown

While visiting Chinatown, you might make a stop by sights like Phuket Old Town Sunday Night Market Walking Street and Talad Yai Market.

Old Phuket Town Travel Guide

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