This is a cool place with a great view! Annoyingly people fly drones around which spoils the atmosphere. But if you at sunset you can see it in the day and then lit up at night which is beautiful. There is nothing inside, but you can walk around and there are meditation spaces too. They have a dress code of shoulders, belly and knees covered so make sure you’re dressed appropriately. The views over the bay are wonderful too. I recommend spending about 15 min here.

LADIES, TAKE A SHAWL AND A LONG SKIRT OR TROUSERS TO YOUR ANKLES to cover all your skin. Me and my brother hiked 3 hours to get to The Big Buddha. We managed to make it to the bottom of the hill until we had to call a taxi to take us to the top. The hill is very steep and would take a very long time to walk up. Alternatively, you can also take a quad bike up the hill as well. You also pass a tiger park on the way up which allows you to touch the tigers. The view from the top of the mountain was gorgeous, but the clothing standards for women is very strict. LADIES, TAKE A SHAWL AND A LONG SKIRT OR TROUSERS TO YOUR ANKLES to cover all your skin. Otherwise they will make you buy a substitute. This clothing standard does not apply to men. You can get blessed by a monk and there are special places for people to sit and mediate. It was a centring experience despite there being many tourists.

Awesome place, deffo worth to give it a visit. The feeling the temple gives is super peaceful and I had great fun visiting it. The climb up the stairs might have been a little uncomfortable, considering the weather conditions when I visited. There was some real interesting and informing material all around the place, especially down in the temple. Also got blessed by a monk.

A serene experience. The view from the top is amazing and the giant statue makes you feel humbled and privileged to be here. The drive to the top has some amazing scenery and let's you experience Thailand in all its beauty. We took a scooter to the top and that was great fun. I really loved seeing the monks. That was awesome.

After a long hike (or a quick buggy/motorbike/car ride), which takes you along a windy uphill road, bringing you along cafes with incredible views, you arrive at the Big Buddha. Climb some more steps to get to the top - and you’re there. The statue is much bigger than expected and is fascinating to look at. There are several interesting signs that explain the history of it, provide background facts, more signs that tell you about Buddhism etc. So if you’re in for it, you can even learn something while you’re here. Descending again, you’re led through a prayer room where monks offer a sit down praying session for free. Outside, there’s also a 7-minute meditation session. Really enjoyed all of it. Views are incredible on a sunny and clear day.

The Big Buddha in Phuket is a breathtaking attraction that captivates with its majestic presence. The colossal statue, standing at 45 meters tall, offers stunning panoramic views of the island. A must-visit destination. However, be prepared for crowds during peak hours and watch out for monkeys 🐒that like to steal your wallet 😁

It's a nice place to look at scenery from but it's half-finished, probably due to COVID-19, so lots of rough edges. Quite literally in fact for the steps and pathways which are still rocky and jagged in places. I think the sculptor didn't quite get the face of Buddha right though cos he has a quirky expression on his face that you won't find anywhere else in the world. Probably worth seeing just for that, I suppose.

Get blessings from the monk, make donations, send blessing and requests… other than all the Buddhism goodness, it is quite cooling in shaded areas as it’s on a mountain top. Although parts of the Big Buddha is still under restoration work, it’s the best time to donate and add a marble tile, I’ve made wishes in 2019 and life has been much better even during COViD period. Now I’m back for thanksgiving and to strengthen the faith. Though I’m non-Buddhist. The viewpoint here of all the island … is amazing!!! Very nice for photo taking too!!!

We attended in low season and it was raining so we did not get the viewings but big Buddha is stunning and impressive nonetheless. It’s free to visit (I know some tours say access to big Buddha is included in their price which is cheeky of them). The only thing that stops it being a five is the lack of information or history to read. We did not have a guide and they didn’t offer a guided tour on site. We googled in the hotel later. Apparently there are “bad monkeys” here which still but we did not see any. Perhaps because it was raining.

Big Buddha Phuket is an absolute gem, especially at sunset - the sight is breathtaking! It's a serene and peaceful spot, ideal for spending quality time. Proper attire is a must, but ladies can rent appropriate dresses on-site. Surprisingly, there's no entry fee, making it accessible for all to enjoy this remarkable site.

Views were beautiful, the surroundings around Buddha wasn't perfect, many constructions, but it's fine. Free entrance, free toilets. A lot of monkeys around. Be aware of them, instantly snatch any food or drink you have. Be aware of taxi mafia, we came up with inDrive (taxi app) for 200 baht, but couldn't find anything who would bring us back down (taxis can't come there, only the local ones), the ones at the place asks 800baht to get you to old town. 😂 we ended up going down the mountain 2km by foot thought forest.

This is a beautiful religious temple so please be respectful of the dress code before you come and enjoy this spiritual place. The views of the bay and surrounding area are spectacular. Please be aware of the monkeys as they are aggressive and will steal anything you are not holding on to. They are fun to watch.

Arriving at the Big Buddha on a bike was already a delightful experience for me. The winding road leading to the Buddha was incredibly scenic, surrounded by lush trees, and offered glimpses of monkeys and elephants available for rides at a fee offered by locals. There's ample parking near the Big Buddha. I rate the panoramic view of Phuket from the Big Buddha site as the highest highlight. The view is truly mesmerizing, providing a sweeping sight of almost the entire island. However, one downside is the evident need for some restoration in certain areas; many sculptures seem old and in need of care.

A must visit when visiting to Phuket. It has such good vibes and peace there. The location is at an high altitude and the whole city can be seen from there. There are breathtaking views along with constant breeze. The architecture of it is also great with whole white finish marble. There are multiple small shops, places along with itself.

This is a cool place with a great view. Best place to watch sunset. There is nothing inside, but you can walk around and there are meditation spaces too. They have a dress code of shoulders, belly and knees covered so make sure you’re dressed appropriately. The views over the bay are wonderful too. I recommend this place in Phuket.

The Big Buddha is impressive in size, with wonderful views from the observation deck. Parking and toilets are free. There are several stalls with drinks, and even clothes. Shoulders and legs should be covered. You can also buy a skirt and a scarf on your shoulders there for 100-150 baht.

Is so amazing place is only restricted so cannot go with shirts ,bikini or empty arms . All bidy need have full t-shirt👕 , long shorts or full skirts or dress hide all body. Is security guard there they check people what they wear. People with don't respected this restriction don't be let in

Our trip to the Big Buddha was stunning! The attraction was not just for Buddhists but a serene and breathtaking view, whether you were looking at the Buddha or away from it. There were interesting quotes from well known persons and under the Big Buddha, there was a temple filled with various representations of Buddha. It is a bit of a drive from Phuket, so best to engage the services of a dedicated driver. Also dress conservatively otherwise the security will not all allow access.

It is a wonderful place to explore. You can get a view of the entire city from the top. I would recommend opting the ATV tour to the big Buddha temple where you can drive along with a captain who would assist you and get back. Overall it’s an hour trip. It’s get slightly crowded but since the place is wide spread you wouldn’t feel the congestion.

Great place to have a view of the island as well as to watch the sunset. I recommend riding your bike to the top of the hill since it is the most convenient way and the daily rent of a bike is cheaper than taking a taxi both ways.

Must visit place! Fantastic view! You can meditate there with an instructor. Get 3 scents by donating and make a wish! You can go see a monk get blessed and get a wish bracelet! A few monkeys up there, they are cute but be aware they can grab your staff :)

The Big Buddha is a must-see if you are visiting Phuket. Even if you've seen other Buddhas around the world, this one offers amazing 360 views of the entire island and is stunning on a gorgeous day. There are picnic areas where you can bring your own food to enjoy the scenery. Please be respectful and avoid bringing alcohol. There is no entrance fee. Because it's so touristy, it's not difficult to find a Grab to get you to your next destination.

Beautiful and calming place. We went up in the morning and it was very warm. We had a blessing from the monks. I enjoyed it very much. Then sat and ate an icecream while looking down on the monkeys playing in the trees. I took a set of clothes to cover while there ad you have to cover knees and shoulders. You can buy it up there but if your taking a bag then I suggest being prepared.

We had a wonderful experience visiting the Giant Buddha during our stay. We appreciated that it was a free activity. We bought a small marble and wrote a note to donate. Seeing the Buddha up close was breathtaking, allowing us to appreciate its size. Unfortunately, the sky wasn't clear when we visited, and it was boiling. However, the most remarkable part of our experience was meeting the monkeys!

The visit to big Buddha was easy and fast. We had a car so need to anyone. The driving is easy and short. Lots of people just admiring the site and views than the Buddha. It looks unfinished, lots of construction material around, the views are better from a lower point of the hill. All the same items sold everywhere you find it here. Maybe in 100 years time it would be more meaningful.

Must see place with beautiful views. No entrance fee- they should introduce one. We enjoyed our visit. Some irresponsible behaviour from visitor speaking Russian, who gave coke to the wild monkey just to have a laugh and take a video, disregarding sign not to feed the monkeys.

Free visit, all they ask is you respect their religion by covering from shoulders to knee's or just above. And now hats... not a big price to pay. You can climb to the top and walk around the big Buddha. And there's a few other small events also going on. One guy was doing 7 minutes of meditation, and there's a monk downstairs blessing people. Unfortunately, this costs, and there's no sign telling you so. Religion seems to come at a price with him. But for most of the location it is a wonderful visit with a couple of small shops where you can get refreshments and souvenirs. Oh, and there are wild monkeys. Don't wind them up, or tease them with food, because they will take it from you. And by whatever means necessary.

Very beautiful buildings, nice grounds. Kids were done for the day before making it to here, but I enjoyed climbing to the top to see the relic and also admire the view. I can't compare to other temples, as this was our one day out and about (and it was cut short by cranky kids), but it's worth at least 30 minutes to look around.

Chalong Temple is the most important temple in Phuket. It is a complex with some temples on the same land. It was built in honor of 2 Buddhist monks, who, with their herbal knowledge, helped the Thais in the fight against the Chinese rebellion. You can see wax statues of these monks in one of the temples. In the main temple, on the third floor, there is a chip of Buddha's bone and the paintings on the walls tell the story of Buddha. Entrance and parking are free. To visit the temples you must be wearing the correct clothing (below the knee and with shoulders and chest covered).

After visiting Big Buddha, we headed to Chaithararam Temple (Wat Chalong) and the architecture is stunning! Free admission and we went around 2pm which wasn’t too busy on a Sunday. Dress appropriately before entering the temples. They have someone that'll inform you to take off your hat before heading in. When I first walked in, it didn't feel as calm as other temples because they would crack fireworks. Visitors can participate in meditation sessions, make offerings, shake the sticks and have your fortune read. Each stick has a corresponding number and there’s a cabinet that has the fortunes. Blessings to you all! Along the parking lot area there are food & souvenirs stores to check out. I bought my first elephant shirt for my boyfriend from there that’s really cute since it was very hot that day!

What a beautiful temple complex, amazing to walk around, and if you go there at 530pm you can see the monks praying. Highly recommended if you're in Phuket to pay your respects and visit here. Very tranquil and idyllic!

Very beautiful temple with a beautiful view with lot of flowering plants greenery. Neat and clean surrounding. You take lots of picture. Point to be noted do dress properly as it is a holy place. If you are hungry you can grab food , and the washroom is also near by which is also very hygiene. From this Temple it will take 20 to 25min by Scooty ride for Karon Beach which is very suitable for family. Very beautiful sunset,neat and clean beach .

The Buddhist temple has three levels. Each level differs from the others a little bit. I love the paintings against the walls. You have a very nice view from the top. As usual women need to cover their shoulders and knees. You are also not allowed to show cleavage. Usually, they give you a tasmina to cover yourself. Nowadays you need to buy it. You also take your shoes off before you enter

Great little temple with various buildings, some gardens. Several floors inside with lots of golden Buddha's and painted walls, with a small shrine on the top floor. A variety of stalls selling the usual tourist items, drinks and ice creams on site. Note: no need to book this on a tour, it is on the bus route from Kata/Karon to Phuket Town centre (and vice versa.)

One of the most beautiful temples on the island. Easily accessible by your own transport, Taxi or bus. Very easy to find & is definitely worth checking out. I always revisit this stunning temple any time I am back in phuket. The architecture is truly amazing. Be sure to wear modest clothing and be respectful whilst visiting this temple and others, enjoy 😊🙏

This is one of the island's most exquisite temples, conveniently reachable by private transport, taxi, or bus. It's effortlessly locatable and unquestionably deserving of a visit. I make it a point to return to this remarkable temple whenever I'm in Phuket. The architectural beauty is truly awe-inspiring. Please remember to dress modestly and maintain respect when exploring this temple and others. Enjoy your visit! 😊

Wat Chalong is very beautiful! It’s a must visit when going to Phuket. Although, a very touristy place with little chance of meditating, the buildings are beautiful to watch. We enjoyed our visit here. When done in Wat Chalong, visit Rim Tang for lunch or an afternoon snack.

One of the most stunning Buddhist temples I've seen. I was unable to spend time in temples because I was on the sharing trip, but there are currently three attractions: two temples and one muzuem. A temple typically takes around 20 minutes to visit, as it has three storeys and is decorated with Buddha statues and pictures. It was a good area to pray and meditate, since I saw a few folks and tourists doing so there. The building's architecture looks fantastic. Visitors should avoid wearing shorts or sleeves since they must be covered.

A beautiful temple in the true Thai tradition. Beautifully maintained and spacious with garden. Other than all that swimming and canoeing and island hopping, it's nice to also get to learn about the Thai culture and its national religion.

Beautiful and peaceful. All the three of them. No payment needed. It’s doesn’t take more than 30-45 min for visit all of them, including the picture time. If you are a woman you must be properly covered up with a long sleeve shirt and long skirt or long trousers; for men it’s was ok with a t-shirt and knees trousers. Near the exit stairs you probably see a family of monkeys

Chalong Temple in Phuket is a magnificent spiritual destination. The temple's intricate architecture and serene surroundings make it a must-visit spot for anyone in Phuket. The main attraction is the impressive Pagoda, which offers breathtaking views of the island from its top. The temple grounds are well-maintained, and the atmosphere is peaceful, allowing visitors to soak in the spirituality and tranquility. Don't forget to dress respectfully and remove your shoes before entering the temple. Overall, Chalong Temple is a beautiful place to explore and experience the rich culture and history of Phuket.

Nice place to walk around and view the Wats. One of them contains a bone from Budda. You can spend 1-3 hours here. I don't believe there is a fee but they always accept donations.

It's a beautiful place and a must visit. Even with so many tourists, it feels so peaceful and quiet inside. The architecture is gorgeous and the statues are beautiful. I would highly recommend going here in Phuket. Also, please be mindful that they expect you to be dressed appropriately since it is a temple.

It was pretty. Multiple buildings and levels to peruse. If you've seen one temple, you've seen them all. You can make offerings here. Shake the sticks and have your fortune read. The first stick that comes out is your fortune. Each stick has a corresponding number. There is a slotted cabinet off to the side that has the fortunes. Blessings to you all.

The architecture and engineering involved in constructing this temple are awe-inspiring! However, I didn't find it as calm and peaceful during our visit as I usually do in other temples we have previously visited. I suppose it is because it is more of a tourist attraction.

This temple known as the Chalong Temple is one of the most majestic and memorable places we visited in Thailand. Make sure to dress modestly when visiting. If you have shorts on, they will provide skirts to cover. The temple grounds is huge and you can spend hours enjoying the beautiful building, garden, and view. This temple also has some of Buddha’s relic.

So peaceful (obviously it’s your mindset and experience). Like yourself, others are visiting the Temple and it is super hot, so find yourself a shady spot and bask in the ambiance of this beautiful place. Definitely worth a visit. Top tip- combine with a visit to the Big Buddha. Also it is free to visit. We booked a Bolt to the address.

Beautiful temple, very ornate, with a long history of +300yrs. Several buildings on the complex, each housing a special Buddha (e.g. Gold Buddha, Wax Buddha, Smoking Buddha and a building housing a Buddha relic). A lot of the surrounding pavement is being upgraded so there is quite a bit of construction work going on at the time of our visit. Otherwise it's a charming local temple to visit whilst in Phuket.

Very beautiful. Can see the big Buddha from here. Need to dress appropriately or else they will give you shirts and skirts to cover. Best to wear full length dress with sleeves. You need 1-2 hours to see the whole thing. Very calm and peaceful. Mantras written in English you can chant them. No entry fee.

The most important of Phuket's Buddhist temples. Built in the XIX century. The tallest building is said to contain a splinter of bone from Buddha. Climb to the third floor terrace to get cool photo opportunities. If you have a camera with decent lenses you can capture the Big Buddha on the Nakkerd hill. Stand on the stairs to the second and third levels to get good shots of the first and second. Don't miss.

Phuket Naka Weekend Market, locally known as Talad Tairod, is a bustling and vibrant night market that truly captures the essence of Phuket's local culture. Situated opposite the striking Naka Temple, this market is a treasure trove of goods and flavors waiting to be explored. When it comes to shopping, the market has it all. From trendy clothing and accessories to unique souvenirs and electronics, you'll find yourself immersed in a sea of choices. Whether you're on the hunt for a new outfit or seeking the perfect gift to take home, Phuket Weekend Market has got you covered. But the market isn't just about shopping; it's a culinary adventure as well. The diverse food offerings range from tempting fried snacks to refreshing fruit salads, and for the more adventurous eaters, there are even deep-fried insects to sample. If you're in the mood for a more substantial meal, several seafood restaurants offer delightful dine-in options. One thing to keep in mind is that parking spaces can be limited, so it's a good idea to plan your visit accordingly. Despite the potential parking challenge, the Phuket Weekend Market is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the local culture, indulge in some retail therapy, and savor delicious street food in a lively atmosphere.

This place was such a vibe 🤩 There are all sorts of shops for different types of items and SPECIAL MENTION TO THE SHOE THRIFTING STORE. I got the BEST deals on 2 pairs of shoes that look brand new. Very cute and reasonably priced accessories as well, must visit as a tourist!

Your eyes will go crazy!!! Varieties of options!! Surprisingly food was delicious. For me the highlight was the rti banana roll, green mango with sauce, fish cakes BBQ and fried chicken. Don't go crazy with souvenirs and ensure to bargain hard. 5 star rating

Phuket Weekend Market, locally known as Talad Tairod, is a bustling and vibrant night market that truly captures the essence of Phuket's local culture. Situated opposite the striking Naka Temple, this market is a treasure trove of goods and flavors waiting to be explored. When it comes to shopping, the market has it all. From trendy clothing and accessories to unique souvenirs and electronics, you'll find yourself immersed in a sea of choices. Whether you're on the hunt for a new outfit or seeking the perfect gift to take home, Phuket Weekend Market has got you covered. But the market isn't just about shopping; it's a culinary adventure as well. The diverse food offerings range from tempting fried snacks to refreshing fruit salads, and for the more adventurous eaters, there are even deep-fried insects to sample. If you're in the mood for a more substantial meal, several seafood restaurants offer delightful dine-in options. One thing to keep in mind is that parking spaces can be limited, so it's a good idea to plan your visit accordingly. Despite the potential parking challenge, the Phuket Weekend Market is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the local culture, indulge in some retail therapy, and savor delicious street food in a lively atmosphere.

Nice and interesting night market... Lots of food stalls and shopping. Food here is way cheaper than the walking night market at old town and has proper dining area to dine after purchasing food from the stalls.. Very much stroller friendly although, it can be quite crowded but still accessible as compared to the old town walking night market (which is packed from shoulder to shoulder and super narrow paths).

In terms of sheer amount of food and shops this is definitely one of if not the biggest night market in Phuket. Great food, live music, and tons and tons of shops. Came twice in my trip because I had so much fun! Only open on weekends so definitely try and stop by!

Quite a lot of stores. Have a good variety of street foods. There are other stores such as clothes, bags, crafts and toys. Really enjoy the live performance located just beside the seating area. Good ambience overall.

This Naka market was my favorite market during the trip. Just an incredible experience. I enjoyed each time we visited this market. The food is delicious there and the fresh juice is delicious!

Naka Weekend Market is a lively and bustling hub of activity offering a variety of local products and street food, but it can get crowded and prices may be slightly higher than other markets. Bargaining is possible, so it's worth trying to negotiate for a better price. Nonetheless, if you enjoy shopping and trying out different types of street food, then it is definitely worth a visit. The market is open only on weekends.

A lot of souvenirs are available along with clothing and footwear options. This market also has a dedicated food Street and dining area. Budding talents were performing at the entry of Naka market which was a delight to watch. Negotiation works at most of the shops. Recommended.

A newer wing of the established Central Festival retail development, this wing has some of the most high end brands as well as some great homegrown Thai brands. Not as crowded as its older sister next door but as exciting and as fun too. The grocery and food court on the basement level are more robust and well curated and the department store is also well stocked.

Such a modern shopping centre. It’s crazy that it’s build all around such poor looking area and once u walk inside u are in top world class building and set up. And massive also :) prettiest toilet I ever seen in shopping centre.

Nice mall, can spend a few hours and you get all you need , loved the ground floor shops like market style. There’s lots of weed infused products which you wont find everywhere else. Its connected to the old central mall, and we also went to the cinema which was nice and clean too.

High-end 3-storey shopping mall in this building. Brands like Gucci, LV. Beautiful interior with high ceiling. Foot traffic is moderate, not bad at this hour (10.20am). There is a linked bridge to bring shoppers across to the other shopping mall with mid-range offerings.

It’s a nice Center with the typical problems big center’s have Worldwide Empty shops Tü fill up temporary. I think the concept of this Centers need a update to get more customers from web back to Shops.

Nice food market next the to parking entrance at Central Phuket Floresta, perfect vibe for the 16 Feb, Public Holiday. Possibly to be continued over weekends going forward, so make sure to check the space. Great variety of different and interesting foods on offer.

The mall is quite good and huuge. You cannot cover it in a day. It has almost all major brand clothes and accessories and food options. You should visit here atleast once.

Two wings, the newer looking one has the upscale brands (LV, Balenciaga, Gucci, etc). We were here for 5 hours and was able to find some of our favourite shops. Bring your passports as some of the shops will give you most of the VAT back. It's a good mall to visit and checkout.

A good mall to visit in Phuket. Doesn’t rival the crazy over-the-top malls in Bangkok, but definitely good for shopping and eating

I loved the place. We are two pensioners but our inner child came to life. It was so nice to take pictures. The lady came to assist us and she took the pictures. We really appreciated it. She even made some suggestions. Thanks for their kindness. The entrance fee for adults was 500 Baht.

My sister and I were the only visitors in the morning when it opened, so we got a private guide walking with us and showing us where to take best pictures. She even took picture of us together at the most famous spot with waterfall, so we were really thankful. So service was really good, but the fact that you have to take off your shoes and walk around the hard floor barefoot for a long time was a big minus to me. My feet hurt anyway from all the walking throughout my trip, so going barefoot was quite painful and we just went fast to speed up the entire visit. Few pictures are really masterpieces, but there's not that much to see here. Also, no air-conditioning - just fans in few important areas, so it's really hot in here.

Loved this place. VISITED on a friends recommendation. We need to take shows off at the entrance.. a treat to click photographs here

The first 3D Museum of Southern Thailand ( Formerly Phuket Trickeye Museum ), is located in Phuket old town. Offers the opportunity to engage and interact with modern installatuon art through it's permanent collection and temporaly exhibitions that stimulate creative and imagination.

** Highly recommend ** Lovely and amazing place, defiently worth going! Amazing activity to do by day, if its hot outside, escape by going there and couple of hours having fun and memories for life! I dont regret a sec. There! Alot of varities , staff was helpful and nice , If you are nearby with friends or your partner don't hesitate to go! Super fun!!

It’s a great fun place and My daughter was so happy and said it’s the one of the best moments of her life.. their staff is so kind and helpful .. I will visit again

It was an awesome experience & the kids loved it. Will definitely go again

Went to Phuket 3D Art Museum It was reasonably priced and the museum was nice and clean A lovely young lady came around and took photos of me which was awesome They have loads of pictures for you to have fun with It was well worth the visit with loads of parking You buy your ticket around the corner next to the stairs Take the whole family for a fun filled few hours

It's way cheaper if you buy your ticket on Agoda- we got 50% off for a non refundable ticket. We spend a good 3 hours taking photos. Took 1 stars off because my mom slipped as the floor was too slippery and hurt her back. Floor is too slippery, and wearing no socks doesn't help. Bring non-slip socks to wear as wearing shoes were not allowed. Another star off because there weren't any seating areas. Staff don't speak English, making communication difficult. It's fun to do with family & kids. I don't recommend elderlies unless they are fit. No elevators, you must be able to stand & walk.

This was such a fun experience. It was very exhausting taking all of the photos, but such a great opportunity for people of all ages. The guide remained with us and took all our photos.

We ended up going during a quiet time of the day and so we didn’t have any interference from other people at the museum which was good. We had our own personal guide throughout our journey in the museum, she showed us how to pose and where to stand, she took a picture of us at each artwork! The artworks are funny and great, and it’s a nice place for kids and adults. One downside is that there is not aircon inside, only fans, so you can get very hot very fast. Other than that, I think the entrance price of $15 is excellent, as we had our own guide who literally took all our pictures and I thought it was very worth it. I highly recommend to all travellers!

Great experience kids would definately have fun here

There's something just so whimsical watching your family pose for these pictures, I've been once before and its still just as fun returning only to find NEW THINGS! It's easygoing, nobody rushes you, and its empty enough so you more or less get the place to yourself!