A: Half Day City Tour Chalong Temple – Big Buddha Phuket

A: Half Day City Tour Chalong Temple – Big Buddha Phuket. We recommend our package program if you are looking for or planning a trip to Phuket but are having trouble figuring out where to go and how to get there. It is time and money well spent.

Particularly the historical city tour of Phuket with a local driver who is well-versed in all the hotspots and secret jewels. You can rely on the driver’s knowledge of the routes as well.

Private City Tour in Phuket with a Private Driver
Customers can specify their own starting point, destination, and travel time for each location. Plan your own itinerary and decide where you and your loved ones should go. Find your favorite location, whether it’s the beach, a restaurant, a tourist destination, or even a market, and we’ll transport you there.

Here are the 6 Locations this City Tour will take you to.

Chalong Temple:

In Phuket’s Chalong Bay, there is a historical landmark and Buddhist temple called Wat Chalong. While Europeans are on vacation, the natives have come to worship practically every day for generations. Despite going by Wat Chalong more often than Wat Chaitararam, this temple’s official name. The temple is situated in the northern region of Tambol Chalong on Chao Fa West Road.

Many people assert that the temple frequently witnesses numerous miracles. Additionally, it is renowned for playing a crucial and conciliatory role in the conflict between Chinese secret organisations (Angyee) in 1876.

Big Buddha:

The 45-meter-tall White Marble Phuket Big Buddha is a prominent landmark in Phuket’s southern region. This breathtaking landmark is certainly at the top of everyone’s list of “Must-Do in Phuket.” From up there, there are stunning panoramic vistas. Phuket desired a larger Giant Buddha because Koh Samui has always had a very well-liked one. In addition, going to the Big Buddha is free.

Promthep cape:

The southernmost point of Phuket Island is Promthep Cape, a rocky headland that protrudes into the Andaman Sea. The ideal location in south Phuket to watch the sunset or simply take in the views of the ocean during the day is here, facing west. There is a large open area with a shrine and a lighthouse on top of the hill, as well as plenty of parking spaces. You have the option of taking a dirt trail all the way to the cape’s bottom or staying on the road to take in the scenery. Learn everything there is to know about Promthep Cape Phuket in this blog post. During popular holiday times, it can become extremely congested.

Windmill view point:

Between Ya Nui and Nai Harn beaches in south Phuket is the Windmill Viewpoint. It contains several tall, slender white windmills from the Promthep Alternative Energy Station along Phromthep Cape. Similar to Phromthep, this mountain overlook offers views of the west coast, but it is typically more peaceful.

The only features of this modest vista are a covered sala with seating and the sporadic presence of a drink or jewellery vendor. The views, however, are stunning and include Ya Nui Beach to the south, Phromthep Cape to the south, Nai Harn Beach to the north, and Koh Man, an oblong-shaped island with lush vegetation, which lies almost directly across from there.

Yanui beach:

Promthep Cape and Windmill Viewpoint, two of Phuket’s most well-known viewpoints, are separated by Ya Nui Beach. It’s a cute little cove with great kayaking, fishing, and snorkelling. Kids can collect many of shells in the soft, comfy sand.

Koh Man, a neighbouring island, is about 700 metres out to sea. You can paddle out to see corals or perhaps get to Nai Harn when the weather is calm. On cloudy days, local fishermen cast off from the barren hillside or simply brave the surf with casting netting.

Karon view point:

On the road that runs halfway between Nai Harn Beach and Kata Noi Beach is the most well-known observation point for the three beaches of Kata Not, Kata, and Karon. Visitors are consistently impressed by the captivating view of the three beaches and Ko Pu from this location.

It is often referred to as Three-Beach perspective because, from its top positioned in the south of Kata Beach, you can see the stunning Kata Noi, Kata, and Karon beaches as well as the indigo Andaman Sea. The viewpoint is situated halfway between Nai Harn Beach and Kata Noi Beach along the ring road.

Half Day Program A: Phuket City Tour 5 hours. *Private Car*
Chalong Temple – Big Buddha – Promthep cape – Windmill View Point – Yanui Beach – Karon View Point
Pickup from Phuket (in the area)
*Operate Everyday!*

1. Half Day Morning : Start 09.00 am. – Finish 14.00 pm.
2. Half Day Afternoon : Start 14.00 pm. – Finish 19.00 pm.

(Area 1.) Free Pickup Transfer