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Songkran in Phuket 2023: 5 Best places to Join the Water Fight?

Songkran is Thailand's biggest festival, and nowhere throws it quite like Phuket. Every year in mid-April, the island's streets turn into one enormous, joyful water fight that runs for the better part of a week. Whether you're visiting for the festival or you live here and just need a plan for getting around during it, […]

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Scooter Rental in Phuket: Traffic Rules and Safety Tips

Riding a scooter is the easiest way to see Phuket, but the rules are not the same as back home, and the island's accident numbers are too high to treat safety as an afterthought. Short version: Thailand drives on the left, every rider needs a motorcycle-category license plus an International Driving Permit no matter how

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Wild macaque monkeys at Monkey Hill, Phuket, Thailand

Monkey Hill – A Fun Spot to Explore in Phuket Town

Monkey Hill is a popular attraction in Phuket Town, Thailand. It's a small hill that is home to a troop of monkeys that are known for their playful and mischievous behavior. Visitors can hike up the hill to see the monkeys and interact with them, but it is important to be cautious and follow the guidelines to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

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What to Do After a Motorbike Accident in Phuket, Thailand: A Step-by-Step Guide

If you're in a motorbike accident in Phuket: stop immediately, check yourself and others for injuries, and move to safety if you can. Call 1669 for an ambulance if anyone is hurt, then 191 or 1155 (Tourist Police) to report the accident, and notify your rental company's emergency line right away. Photograph everything, stay at

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What to Do When Thai Police Stop You on a Rented Scooter in Phuket

If Thai police stop you while riding a rented scooter in Phuket, slow down, pull safely to the roadside, and turn off the engine. Stay calm and polite, and hand over your passport copy, International Driving Permit (or foreign license with a motorcycle endorsement), and your rental agreement. If you are given a ticket, ask

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