Phuket Philatelic Museum

Post-badge Museum Inside there is a history of the postcard. Including various office appliances from the beginning, there is a Thai post. Unfortunately, the signs are all printed in details. Should improve the new sign

Visitors who like stamps and postcards in tourist places must come here. In fact, this museum is very small, and it takes about a minute or two to walk around without looking at anything, and there is no air conditioning inside. But the front desk staff is very good, although not Chinese, but will try to communicate with tourists. You can learn about the development of local postal services here, you can buy some stamps, you can send postcards to family and friends, one only needs 15 baht.

Very good and meaningful. I bought a few sets of stamps as a souvenir. I also sent a postcard to China, and I can send one for five or six yuan, which is very cheap. The stamps are very Thai, the children like it very much, and the adults like it very much.

case you want to visit sone other museums to learn about Phuket, I heard about Phuket Mining Museum that is also interesting and knowledgeable, but it was under renovation during the period

In case you want to visit sone other museums to learn about Phuket, I heard about Phuket Mining Museum that is also interesting and knowledgeable. Very recommended to come here

Chinese culture in general. It is also an useful way to learn about the tin production which was important in Phuket during last century. Beautiful museum. Recommend to come here

Mansion that's now the Blue Elephant (down the street) and a trek to the top of nearby Rang Hill for a view of the city. After that, you have pretty much seen Phuket Town..

This museum is great. It's air-conditioned, its interesting and its FREE. The lady working there was very nice and we were the only visitors in there. Very good to come here