Phuket Big Buddha or Wat Phra Yai is houses the largest Buddha statue in Phuket which situated atop Khao Nak Koet.

• The road leading up to the Big Buddha is off Chao Fa Road East near Chalong. Turn down Soi Yodsane and simply follow the indications for the next 6 kms up the hill.
• As will all temples and religious sites in Thailand, beach wear, short skirts and singlets are not acceptable attire. However, there is a booth where you can borrow a sarong free of charge.
• You can purchase a bell and write a message for quite reasonable price (200-400 THB).
• You can also take a moment to be blessed by a monk who then gives you a bracelet. You can also make wishes with coins along all the different kinds of Buddhas.

Chalong Temple (Wat Chalong) is the largest of Phuket's temples, and the most visited. Locals and many Thai tourists come to pray and pay respects to several revered monks

• For those that like temples this is a must on a visit to Phuket. Read around it before you go as it will make your visit more rewarding.
• There is also a shopping area on the grounds with souvenirs.
• One of the temples is opened only from 5pm to 5:30pm when monks are praying and take time to see them. This temple is closed for women.
• Be prepared for a lot of walking and a considerable number of stairs.
• You will have to remove your shoes at the entrance of the temples and ladies, if you're wearing shorts, you'll be offered a sarong free of charge.

Panwa Beach is not very highly ranked amongst most of the other Phuket beaches. It is a narrow strip of sand that is rocky and uninviting for sunbathing.

• Drive into Cape Panwa along Sakdidet Road. Keep following the signs that point to Cape Panwa. When you reach the Naval Base, Cape Panwa Beach is that narrow strip of sand along the water.
• There is a concrete walkway along most of the center of the beach that extends from the shore all the way out into the water.
• If you are after peace, this is an enjoyable region to spend a slow afternoon staring at nearby islands.
• There are absolutely no water activities of any kind at Cape Panwa Beach. The only thing to really do there is look at the islands and maybe grab a drink or a bite to eat across the road.
• If you get bored, you can always go visit the Phuket Aquarium.

Phrompthep Cape is located up on the hilly on the southside of Phuket island, to watch the sun set. It is the best spot in Phuket,very unique and romantic.

• This world famous post-card scenery is a must visit place. The road to Phromthep cape itself is a scenic drive all the way along Phuket beach and mountains.
• Be there around 5:30 to get a few photos before sunset at around 6:15pm.
• After all, its a place worth visiting in Phuket for gorgeous sunset pictures in the evening or make a wish and prey at the "Four Faces Brahma God" statue.
• Lovely peaceful place for good photography but the weather could be a hindrance to many in the day extreme hot.
• To overcome heat its definitely better applying lots of sun-blocked lotions to avoid sunburn or armed with umbrellas , broad hats to avoid the sun.
• There are some little shops with the typical Thai market goods for sale, and also places to buy snacks, and even a nice restaurant for dinner after the sun sets.