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Thailand has coconut palms all over the place, no photo of our tropical shores is complete without a swaying palm to drape ourseleves over and post all over social media, but the humble coconut has many uses, ranging from medicinal, beauty and culinary.

Underscoring Phuket’s reputation as a haven for foodies, the island was designated a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy in 2015. In addition to the usual

Songkran, the Thai New Year, takes place in April each year, symbolising the end of the dry season and the eagerly awaited arrival of rain.

We hope you enjoy browsing our selection of intriguing and cherished temples across Thailand. The region also boasts thousands of other breath-taking temples that are

Now is the perfect time to jump onboard and explore as October saw some of the most anticipated island destination reopening’s, plus simplified accessibility to

Whether you live in Thailand or are planning your destination wedding here in Phuket; with Twinpalms Events you truly are spoilt for choice with the extensive range of picturesque wedding, blessing and vow renewal ceremony settings.

When it comes to Phuket destination wedding venues, there are numerous breath-taking spaces to tie the knot, have a blessing or renew vows. So, for couples who want to say “I do” on this stunning island, here are some planning tips to help you plan for your extra special day.

Are you looking to take a break from office life while still actively working remotely?

By far our favourite festival in Phuket is Loy Krathong, a peaceful, significant festival of lights, held in November during the full moon in the

While the island has been quiet, we have taken the opportunity to upgrade our hotel rooms, revitalize existing restaurants and their menus and invent new brands. All our guests can enjoy complimentary transportation to our dining and entertainment venues.

It seems like such a simple thing to do, to take a walk, but here in the tropical heat timing and venue is everything!

For sure there is a lot of information being circulated now via Thai embassies and online forums to digest about the reopening of Phuket under the highly anticipated ‘Sandbox’ scheme.

We have two seasons here in Phuket, dry and wet. With the dry season (Northern hemisphere winter), the humidity is lower, skies are cloud-free and cobalt blue, mornings are a crisp 25C and there is a cool breeze that keeps us all looking and feeling fresh.

Thailand has coconut palms all over the place, no photo of our tropical shores is complete without a swaying palm to drape ourseleves over and post all over social media, but the humble coconut has many uses, ranging from medicinal, beauty and culinary.

As vast as Phuket is in size, choosing a good salon for a cut or a hair colour really is not easy.

With a healthy mix of Western and Thai influence you literally can find anything to quell that sweet pang on Phuket Island. From light French pastries to psychedelic layered sponge cakes, we have it all here, and there is nothing better than an afternoon respite into the shade for a cup of tea and a dessert.

In the dry season in Phuket, typically November to April, the conditions can be simply spectacular both on land and at sea. In the depths

Yes, the City of Angels has it all, so we are not going to compare apples and oranges, but please allow us to indulgently show off a tad. Phuket has some upmarket and eclectic shopping gems that Bangkok does not, cannot and most likely will not ever offer. You will just have to come and visit us to indulge in our little shopping paradise!

With a vibrant mix of urban, beach and jungle, Phuket really offers some of the best Instagram locations to spice up any account. In this article, we will look at a mix of beach chic and Old Town locations.

Nothing could have prepared the world for the challenge of 2020, and one of the industries that have been hugely affected is tourism.

Palm-fringed beaches, five-star resorts, lively beach clubs, great restaurants, excellent diving and picture-perfect sunsets, these are just a taste of the delights Phuket has to offer.

Songkran is the most celebrated day in Thailand. Also known as the water festival, it is a lot of fun with tourists and locals joining