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Otter's Tales: April 2013

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Saturday, April 27, 2013. Professional football visits Cape Panwa Hotel. Well that certainly grabbed your attention didn’t it! Okay, even though the title of this blog may be far from true it is not entirely misleading if you possess a sense of humor and some vivid imagination – as I got to be the manager of Manchester United and my friend the manger of Liverpool – for one day. On my visit to Cape Panwa Hotel. Ed – my phone kept ringing so it ended a draw). 8211; he is a master of Playstation games!

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Otter's Tales: February 2015

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Thursday, February 5, 2015. The Best Places for a Sunset in Phuket. This list is by no means exhaustive list; this is just a guide with a few suggestions. Upon departing on this trip, I would definitely pack a spare camera battery and memory card. Photograph (used with permission). Cape Phromthep Viewpoint or Wat Laem Phromthep. Ao Yon and Khao Khad Road. A similar view can also be found if you visit the beach at the same area. There is 'The Beach Bar'. Phang Nga Bay with John Gray Sea Canoe. John Gray S...

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Otter's Tales: May 2014

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Friday, May 2, 2014. 5 Thai Desserts to Try – and where to get them in Phuket. Thai Deserts are typically not the point of discussion when reading travel guides about visiting Phuket, but ordering a dessert you know little about may leave you with a sour taste at the end of a delicious meal. We’ve rounded up some of the tastiest treats of Thailand (in our opinion of course) so that you can try them fearlessly next time you see them on the streets! Mango and Sticky Rice. Khao Niaow Ma Muang). Oh Aew is a ...

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Otter's Tales: January 2014

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Friday, January 24, 2014. Phuket’s Weekend Market. Every visit to Thailand should include a visit to a market. There are a lot of markets everywhere but in Phuket this one beats them all – just like the Weekend Market in Bangkok. The market is situated on the outskirts of Phuket Town – see the map or click the link, the market is also opposite Wat Naka – and it is always worth visiting a Wat, you could even make it part of a cultural day out? Take the shuttle bus to the ‘ Central Festival. But food is ju...

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Otter's Tales: April 2015

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Friday, April 3, 2015. Songkran is a time for family reunions, visits to temples and spring housecleaning. – Songkran is the celebration of the traditional Thai New Year and lasts several days. During the festival, revellers participate in traditional water pouring, which varies for a gentle pour onto the head or shoulders, to a full body splash! The symbolism of the water is important because it represents the cleansing of all the misfortunes in the previous year and a new beginning for the New Year.

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Otter's Tales: The Best Places for a Sunset in Phuket

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Thursday, February 5, 2015. The Best Places for a Sunset in Phuket. This list is by no means exhaustive list; this is just a guide with a few suggestions. Upon departing on this trip, I would definitely pack a spare camera battery and memory card. Photograph (used with permission). Cape Phromthep Viewpoint or Wat Laem Phromthep. Ao Yon and Khao Khad Road. A similar view can also be found if you visit the beach at the same area. There is 'The Beach Bar'. Phang Nga Bay with John Gray Sea Canoe. John Gray S...

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Otter's Tales: The Tesagan Gin Je Festival (The Phuket Vegetarian Festival)

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Saturday, November 8, 2014. The Tesagan Gin Je Festival (The Phuket Vegetarian Festival). The origins of this Festival are shrouded in mystery. According to popular myths, the Tesagan Gin Je Festival in Phuket began in the middle of the nineteenth century. During this time there was a large Chinese population on the island residing in a town named Kathu, most of who had migrated to Phuket to work in tin mines. Abstain from killing any living creature. Abstain from eating meat. Abstain from deceiving peop...

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Otter's Tales: January 2013

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Thursday, January 31, 2013. On our way back from the Phuket Butterfly Release. A great number of people were collected in the shade pointing at something we couldn’t see. Our driver was very keen to stop, and asked whether we wanted to have a look, to which we agreed. We were suddenly bombarded with a plethora of sound from about 20 birds, each in a hanging cage. There were two male judges listening to the birds sing, and awarding points, according to pitch, melody, and volume. Posted by cape panwa.

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Otter's Tales: November 2013

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Friday, November 29, 2013. Nurses at Cape Panwa Hotel. We hope that you don’t need one but there is one at your disposal whilst you are at. The Cape Panwa Hotel. Has a longstanding relationship with Phuket International Hospital. Each day at 1pm a nurse will be stationed adjacent to the Front Lobby for your convenience. If you need any assistance from a nurse to or simply some advice or medication, drop by the Front Lobby and guest relations will be able to help you. Posted by cape panwa. The second most...