We woke up bit late and relaxingly enjoy the lay on the bed, and enjoy the laziness. Until we willing to wake up for shower and ready for food.  Well, let’s have a look at how On On Hotel is.

The single bed is bigger than the normal size, which can sleep 2 persons if you don’t mind a bit squeezing.

Simple toilet and shower room too.

As we are more familier with the town by now, we no more need the map to go around.  Turn right from On On. About few metres away, there is a second hand bookstore! (I have been wanting to show this fantastic bookstore but decided to do the journal day by day without skipping)

Book store few shops away from On On Hotel.

SouthWindBooks is the bookstore name.

I love books, though I might not read all the books I bought. Ok, to be exact, I think I love books instead of loving reading.  There was no one around to look after the bookstore which consisted of 3 shops.  I can see several languages books were on the racks.  There were English, Asian, Japanese, French, German and Norwegian.  I wandering at the bookstore for sometimes. If I were to come back next time, I would spend time on them.

The we headed for our brunch.  Yes, the tasty soup noodle again. Actually I love the coconut drink more. Then we walked to the market again, which was just around the corner.  And then, slowly we walked, to the bus terminal!  It is quite far. But I think, I can only get to know the place, by walking. Then, we walked to the Robinson complex.  There, we had our KFC and sausage! The KFC was spicy as it was Mexican style.  I thought we should try the normal KFC to have a fair comparison?

Some of the decorations at the soup noodle shop. Where is the soup noodle photo then? Find out at Day 3.

Old radio

An iron which function by putting burning charcoal within to heat up the iron.

Bus terminal

KFC Mexican falvour and Pepsi

At 2pm, we decided to take a cab to go places further.  I agreed, why we keep the THB for? Let’s use it.

We met this driver at the Robinson.  We asked him how much he charge for few places like Sea Gypsy Village + Abalone Farm + Wat Chalong + Phromthep Cape for sunset.  After some negotiation, we agreed at 400THB.  Here we go our final trip.

Here is the sea gypsy village. The dog was camera pro. It walked to the bar and standed there waiting for shooting.

Sea gypsy children.

The village.

Selling fish that was caught on the day itself. Must be really fresh.

Boy playing with fish.

After that, we headed to the abalone farm.

Abalone of 1 year old.

There were 3 pools there for abalone of different age. Abalone has seaweed as food.  There is a restourant here that serve abalone to customer too.  For 1 kg of abalone, it is 2400THB. For a plate of 4 abalone, 450THB. For 6 abalone, 600THB. For 8 abalone, it is 800THB. Find out more on Phuket Abalone Farm.

Mook Phuket Pearl

Different pearls are displayed here.

Cashew nut factory.  I wanna see the real tree and farm instead of this factory, which asking me to buy then.

Wat Chalong

Wat Chalong at sunset.

Thai.

After that, we went to Promthep Cape for sunset!  There are many locals and tourists that were enjoying the beautiful view. It was lucky that, we were able to view the sunset.  Right after the sunset, it started to rain!

Beautiful sunset.

After the sun has set into the horizon.

a small boat cross the sea.

From the cape, the Phuket Big Buddha is in the view.  There is this Bread Mountain in Brazil with a status of Jesus, Rio De Janeiro.

That’s a 400THB trip and with dinner at the end, we called it a day.

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Day 1 – Phuket City tour

Day 2 – Phang Nga Bay (marvellous view of Phang Nga Bay!!! James Bond Island at Ao Phang Nga National Park)

Day 3 – Phuket City tour 2 + Patong Beach (by local bus!)

Day 4 – Island hoping 2 (Koh Khai Nui + Maya Bay + Loh Samah Bay + Pileh Cove + Viking Cave + Phi Phi Don Ton Sai Bay + Monkey Beach) + Phuket FantaSea Show

Day 5 –  City tour (Sea Gypsy Village + Abalone Farm + Wat Chalong + Phromthep Cape beautiful sunset!)

Day 6 – Heroine Monument & back to KL

Bonus – location & transport  (Tips on travelling to Phuket!)