If you are looking for fun rather than relaxation, Hat Patong is the place to be. Its clear waters are great for swimming and snorkelling, and there are banana boats, jet skis and parasailing to keep you occupied. Along the beach road are shops, bars and restaurants, and Patong itself is almost like a mini town but without any of the cultural attraction. I will upload the video soon.
But what I wanna share here is the Phuket Carnival 2008 in Patong. For six on-going days of this fun and vibrant festival, the Phuket Carnival returns to Patong Beach from 15-20 December 2008. Visitors and locals will be entertained by fancy parades, firework display, street performances and can participate in beach volleyball or football or various water sport competitions as well as a mini-marathon.
We had the chance to see the spectacular parades that was held on the first of the Phuket Carnival starting from Loma Park. The famous Soi Bangla has become a well lit-up walking street with arrays of food and souvenir stalls, art exhibits, stage shows and other cultural performances and activities organised by participated Patong hotels.
Held on ten different zones around Soi Bangla and Patong Beach, a program of daily activities, complimentary vouchers, entrance tickets and souvenirs will be provided to all participants.
We saw most mat salleh make the most of their stay by soaking in the sunlight during the day and roaming around the festive Patong streets at night.
It was super totemo interesting!! Although tired, me and the girls keep on moving to see this incredible festive ever!
Mee rot thaek-see thee nail?
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