Q. How tall is the Big Buddha oh Phuket?

a. The Big Buddha is 45 meters tall, on top of Nakkerd Hill, overlooking Chalong Bay on one side and Kata Beach on the other.

Q. Is there a dress code for Phuket Big Buddha?

a. Yes there is a dress code: do not wear sleeveless shirts, shorts or skirts above the knee. If you do, the security guard will hand you a free sarong and ask you to wear it.

Q. How much does it cost to visit the Big Buddha?

a. Visiting the Big Buddha is free, but making a small donation is a nice gesture.

Q. How can I get up there?

a. The Big Buddha is frequently part of day trip tours you can book anywhere in Phuket. Any Tuk Tuks can take you up there, and self-driving is also an easy option. There is also a 2.6 km hike trail from Karon Beach

Q. What are the opening hours of Phuket Big Buddha?

a. Phuket Big Buddha is open daily from 6 am to 7 pm, but you can still go around after 7 pm

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