Dibuk Road is one of the well-known antique streets of Phuket town you must add to your list even as exploring. It’s very colorful and easy to discover, with plenty of casual cafes, shops and restaurants to experience. As you discover, you will experience antique, renovated Sino-Portuguese shophouses, cafes, restaurants and local shops, so common of Phuket. Dibuk road is parallel and now not a ways from the famous Thalang road (where you’ll find the Sunday Walking Street Market). It stretches for 800 meters, from the antique Dibuk Mansion on the west to the old Song Ho Book Shop at the east. The pleasant manner to understand Dibuk road geography is to divide it into two components: west and east, west being the maximum exciting. To get there, coming from Thalang Road, walk down Yaowarat Street and turn left. West Dibuk is superbly renovated and each shophouse repainted with pasted colorings. Most especially (for Thailand), all of the electric cables were buried, creating a completely unique environment and allowing stunning pictures. This part of the street has many cafes and Thai eating places, some serving nearby meals the manner they were for numerous a long times.