Escape the hustle and bustle of the city into a sanctuary of serenity marked by spectacular landscapes. Phuket Bird Park is a beautifully arranged plot of hillside land has exotic flora, winding paths, odd memorabilia, no less than three cafes, a souvenir shop and of course hundreds of beautiful birds from all around the tropical world.

 The experience starts with a lovely wooden bridge,which is exactly the sort you see in Disney cartoons with multi-coloured butterflies darting about,and a display of indigenous masks along with what appear to be didgeridoos (an Australian aboriginal instrument). Sauntering on uphill you will come across such plumed exotica as pied hornbills, African crowned cranes, great and wreathed hornbills, although you can also catch them in the wild on Coral Island. Nicobar pigeons round the corner on an ever-increasing incline,with moody-looking ostriches and comical emus.

The list is endless of the winged fauna you can observe at the Bird Park, but some of them are stars in the many thatched-roofed cages, such as those small and fiery-colored Siamese pheasants (a species that you'd never seen before), red-billed blue magpies, and, just when you think that all this splendor shouldn't be caged up, visitors are approached by free range, with fearsome-looking, white turkeys and chickens. 

Halfway up the challenging upward path (the park is wheelchair friendly but users might need help getting up the steep inclines), you’ll come across a drinks and snack stand. Near to this is a very welcome set of wooden tables and chairs at which you can sit and take in the Jurassic sounds in the immediate surroundings.

Finally,we must mention the three-times-a-day shows in the amphitheatre which are so impressive that you’ll be left scratching your head at how exactly a flamed-coloured parrot named ‘Andaman’ could indicate the age of a randomly selected member of the audience.
Showtimes: 10:30, 13:30, 15:30

 Phuket is one of the southern provinces of Thailand, consisting the island of Phuket, the country's largest island, and another 32 smaller islands off its coast. The island of Phuket has long been misunderstood. Phuket doesn’t feel like an island at all. It’s so huge that you rarely feel surrounded by water, which is probably why island was dropped from its name. The region now derives much of its income from tourism. Many famous attractions include Phuket Botanic Garden, Phuket Zoo, The Big Buddha of Phuket and Phuket Aquarium ect.

 

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 With a few weeks to go before Halloween Holiday!!! Do you ever think of spending this longawaited holiday in somewhere special? Phuket is another most recommended place to spend your Halloween this year!