Walking 30,000 steps in Phuket Town without a guide is really not recommended!

Phuket Island has not only beaches, but also the colorful, dopamine-filled, dreamy Phuket Town.💒 Even though the Thai Songkran festival has passed, traveling to Phuket Island for a vacation is still a good choice. However, it is recommended to plan ahead for a visit to Phuket Town, this time I walked 30,000 steps in the old town streets, and I have summarized nine strategies that you can directly copy for your homework!🎏 - 🇹🇭Travel Tips: 👉 ❶Be sure to come over the weekend, Phuket Town has a weekend night market that is much more lively!🤹 ❷You can stay in Phuket Town for one night, but it is not recommended to stay too far away, as the surrounding area is quite remote and a short taxi ride can cost quite a bit of money🎫 ❸Must-visit buildings include: Rose Wall Café, Tiffany Blue Building, On Chun Hall, Thai Hua Museum, Ding Guang Hall... The town is not big, and you can find them just by walking around🕌 ❹If you go during the day, be sure to pay attention to sun protection. The old town is not like the beach, if you really can't stand it, just sit in a café and space out, and continue exploring around four or five in the afternoon☀️ ❺Don't go on a cloudy day, as the visual appeal of the colorful houses is much less. Photos taken on a sunny day will turn out great📸 ❻There are many Chinese restaurants on the streets, but if you don't miss Chinese food too much, you can skip it, as the taste is slightly inferior to that in China🍜 ❼Be sure to wait until dark to see the night view, especially the sunset. Standing on the streets of Phuket Town and taking pictures of the sunset, the atmosphere is very good🌇 ❽Phuket Town is not big, and walking around all day can be very tiring and hot. It is recommended to take it easy, drink coffee at Ma sj, and enjoy the night market as it gets dark☕️ ❾Phuket Town is close to the pier for Phi Phi Island, so if you are going out to sea to Phi Phi Island the next day, staying in town is a good choice🏨 📍