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LIFESTYLE
ANATASIA LOYD
Having been in Phuket for almost two years, I just have a chance to walk around Phuket Old Town. Here is magical, charming, experience the atmosphere of old buildings, local food. And delicious desserts in real Phuket style Walking around the city Will experience the diversity of the Sino-Portuguese building That has been restored until the condition is perfect, beautiful, difficult to find nowadays. The house has outstanding beauty in the cement pattern from the composite pole head. And the beams above the columns It is a classical Greek art, combined with stucco, bat pattern, Hong pattern, cloud pattern, and leaf and fruit designs, which are auspicious symbols of the Chinese people.
Very fortunate. The day we went was a day that didn't have many foreign tourists. But today there are sporadic Thai tourists I choose to park the car in front Wat Mongkol Nimit or Wat Klang on Thanon Dibuk, the temple is the royal temple of Phuket, opposite is the Tek Sheng Building or Thai Hua Club, another beautiful old building in the old town area. In the past, it was one of the first Chinese schools in Phuket called Song Tek School. After the building was leased to the Mission Hospital. And the Hokkien Association Currently the building has been renovated and used as a Thai club head. The buildings are still old and unique. Don't wait to stop and take a shot, hehe ..
Walk past the Shell gas station to the intersection. At the end of the way, turn right to see a famous restaurant South. One Chun Restaurant One Chun local Phuket local restaurant located in the heart of the city. Around Thepkrasat Road It is a well-known restaurant that is well known by the people of the neighborhood. Even though they have been with Phuket residents for 7 years, they still taste authentic and authentic unlike any other restaurant.
Today in Phuket Therefore, we have to keep a complete collection of delicious food, not to mention Shop structure section Take a green stick Attached to large clear glass Inside is divided into 3 zones that can be walked through each other. Combined design in Sino-Portuguese style. The original identity of Phuket Decorated with vintage collectibles reminiscent of childhood, be it vintage clocks, lanterns, water flasks, cameras or vintage radios. Guarantee full stomach Be satisfied and get a beautiful picture
Anyone who wants to eat local southern food of Phuket I would like the menu of stir-fried pork with shrimp paste, fried liang leaves, egg, pork hong, braised pork belly with rich spices. After eating, it will have a soft, melting-in-your-mouth taste and richly saturated with pork hong kong juice. For the chili paste that the restaurant recommends is Shrimp Chili Paste Crispy shrimps graded A grade, delicately pounded with shrimp paste, chilli and shallot, sour taste, taken from lime. Eat with local fresh stir-fries that are served in a set. Say it and saliva, haha. Anyone who comes to Phuket next time, do not miss to come and taste it.
After filling the Monday shop, we walk back to Soi Rommanee, Soi Rommanee, which is an alley connecting Thalang Road and Dibuk Road, all of which are in the old town of Phuket. Which is the location of the old building, the art of Sino-Portuguese Which is a symbol of Phuket Art Some buildings will find traces of the old age to give another classic retro feel. In addition, Soi Rommanee is regarded as one of the most beautiful and romantic sois in Phuket.
Which in the past was this alley Is a place to enjoy With a beautiful woman from Macau selling services Today, these colonial buildings are painted with bright colors. Some improvements to a coffee shop Some of the souvenir shops and guesthouses are still residential. Soi Rommanee is always lively and pleasant.
Soi Rommanee Nowadays, almost every building in this alley is newly painted. Some buildings have become boutique hotels. Some buildings have become souvenir shops, restaurants, and chic coffee shops.
Walking through Soi Rommanee, you will see Dibuk Road, Weekend Market. Two sides of the road are the old Strychino building. If anyone goes to Phuket, they often don't miss out on walking this cultural street. That is full of architectural style "Sino Portuguese" that has long been paired with Phuket Island for more than a hundred years.
If planning to visit Phuket Old Town Also recommended to take a Sunday break. Because it will be the day that there is a big slope or Phuket Walking Street on Thalang Road The charm of this place is various shops. Set on a street surrounded by beautiful Sino-Portuguese houses decorated with bright lights. If anyone makes a big mistake, don't be sad. Because there is also an indie market such as the drop off of Dibuk Road open every Thursday and Friday evenings.
This old street of Phuket. Filled with beautiful old architecture and regarded as an important point that tourists do not miss to visit. We will see a culture that flourishes. From various nationalities at this road, whether it is Thai, Chinese, Muslim, Indian, European, from the architecture in this road, and most importantly, this road in Thalang has no power lines to mess with when taking pictures. Because he had already put the electric wire to the ground Making it very attractive to walk
It is another beautiful and unique city. Take a walk as you like. Food is easy to find, the food has a variety of styles, Thai, Chinese or Western.There are many different types of bars, but the parking lot is difficult to find. If not local If you come, you can enter and park at the temple If you park on the side of the road, be careful. There will be a warning sign that you must not park on a couple days or on a date, what time to what time and what time. If you accidentally park and get locked on the wheel ... can't miss it when you travel #Phuket
Unlike many Thai provincial capitals, Phuket Town fairly shines with personality and nowhere more so than its Old Town. In this historically rich part of town you will find shrines, temples (Buddhist and Chinese), ornate and beautifully preserved 'shophouses', quaint cafés, tiny printing shops, impromptu private and public museums and even a mini ex-red light district. Phuket Old Town was built on riches reaped from Phuket's tin boom of last century, when the metal was an extremely valuable commodity. In this quarter of the town you will see grandiose Sino-colonial mansions, once occupied by Phuket's tin barons of 100 years' ago. Phuket Old Town is compact enough to stroll around in. The best time to do this is early in the morning or after the day has lost its heat. There are enough restaurants and cafés to provide you with refreshments so don't bother taking a picnic along!
Cr. http://www.phuket.com/island/phuket-town
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