Thai Hua Museum has a lovely inner courtyard that is one of the highlights of this kind of Sino-Portuguese structure. The courtyard allows air the house, especially during summertime. It also has lovely lawn displaying large equipment and machines from Phuket’s tin-mining years. Thai Hua Museum does nicely in explaining Phuket’s records thru many special angles with explanations about the Phuket-China connection, Thai Hua as the first Chinese-language school in Phuket, the Sino-Portuguese homes on the island and Phuket’s traditional ceremonies, in addition to its neighborhood cuisine. Thai Hua Museum is managed thru Kusonsongkhroh Foundation (Lok Xian Kok), a charitable business employer which dates decrease again to Phuket's mining era. It became installation via a set of the nearby nicely-to-do immigrant Chinese businessmen, who aim to assist their fellow immigrants and enhance residing conditions for the islanders via constructing hospitals and faculties at some stage in the island. Located within the Old Town, it has a museum, exhibition area, and an occasional function corridor. In 2008, the museum acquired an award via the Siam Architect Association beneath the King’s patronage for its extremely good position in conserving architectural arts.

Night market Phuket Walking Street that takes over the splendid Thalang Road in Phuket Old Town each Sunday evening. Also called Lardyai, Phuket Walking Street lets in visitors to find out some normal southern Thai culinary specialities as well as neighborhood handicraft and gift stalls. This weekly event is certainly family-oriented with the presence of toy stalls in addition to musical performances and other entertaining acts. The most important entrance of Phuket Walking Street is on the Japanese (Phuket Road) aspect of Thalang Road, at which a high-quality wood Chinese-style gate is set up. The colorful Sino-Portuguese-fashion house facades are more desirable through the addition of coloration-changing lighting, which additionally make a lovely backdrop. Phuket Sunday Walking Street Market is known as ‘Lard Yai Market’ by means of locals and is now the maximum famous appeal in Phuket Town. This street market turned into an immediate fulfillment, adding a miles-wanted occasion to the historic part of metropolis. Fruit juices, ice lotions and Khanom (Thai conventional candies) also are very popular.