Property for rent in Thalang, Phuket

In Thalang, there are plenty of properties for rent and for sale. For tourists and immigrants relocating to work, there are reasons for renting a property as follows; Potential Location: as most areas in Thalang are rich in nature from trees, rubber plantation, beaches, and temples. The subdistrict is low density, and the area is less crowded than in the city; therefore, it is an ideal location for people to rent the properties and live in the area. It is suitable for people who want peace and tranquility. Source of Income: as Thalang has a variety of tourist attractions which contributes to large job opportunities, especially ones related to tourism. It can include hotels, travel agencies, restaurants, shops, souvenir shops resulting in employment that generates income to the area. Spacious House: many properties in the area have a spacious area. The property usually has multiple bedrooms and bathrooms suitable for the family or those preferring privacy. Besides, there are not many obligations as in condominiums.

Thalang is well known for its diverse tourist attractions, including natural and cultural attractions. The iconic landmarks in Thalang District are as follows; Layan Beach is a golden sandy beach with turquoise water stretching for several kilometers. The surrounding atmosphere is calm and private. The area is fertile, with pine trees lined up along the beach and the morning glory glowing throughout the area. It is suitable for family activities, swimming, sunbathing, picnics, camping, and relaxation. Thalang Victory Monument, locally known as Thao Thep Kasattri and Thao Si Sunthon Monument, is located at the roundabout of Tha Ruea Intersection. The monument displays the statue of two heroines of Thalang who fought against the Burmese army by using tricky strategies. Sarasin Bridge is a bridge connecting Phuket Island and Phang Nga Province. It is a tourist spot where you enjoy the scenery of the sea and the beautiful sunset of Phuket. It is also home to a large coral reef and a sanctuary for sea turtles to lay eggs in November to February.

The lifestyles of people in Thalang are quite simple and slow as most of the citizens in the area are elderly. The common careers in the area is related to fishing, farming, orchards and rubber plantations, etc. Younger generations tend to work more in the tourism industry, such as hotels, tour companies, restaurants, souvenir shops, etc. Thalang also has well-preserved traditional customs such as Vegetarian Festival and the Thai Sart Day. It also has local cuisine, seafood, and international dishes while enjoying the seaside atmosphere.

Thalang District has a variety of amenities to support every living need, such as educational centers, medical treatment, tourism, and many more. Educational institutions include Kajonkiet International School Choeng Thale, Kajonkiet International School Thalang, Kajonkiet Nursery Pasak, Thalang Wittaya Kindergarten, Muang Thalang School, and Thalang Technical College, etc. Medical centers include Thalang Hospital, specialized clinics, and Subdistrict Health Promotion Hospitals. Department stores and markets include Tesco Lotus Thalang, Makro Thalang, Boat Avenue Choeng Thale, Porto de Phuket, Turtle Village Shop & Cuisine, Choeng Thale Fresh Market and Ban Khian Fresh Market, etc. Restaurants include Peang-Prai Restaurant, Bang Pae Seafood Restaurant, Ta Thuay Restaurant, Pak Nam Seafood Restaurant Thalang. Famous hotels are such as Banyan Tree Phuket, JW Marriott Phuket Resort & Spa, Trisara Hotel and Twin Palms Hotel Phuket, etc. As for transportation, people can travel by land, water or air as follow; Land Transportation: the main road in Thalang is Thep Krasattri Road (Route 402), leading to Phuket Town. Most of the people in Thalang usually travel by private cars and motorcycles. Besides, mass transit such as taxis, buses or Pho Thong, and Airport Bus is available for tourists throughout the area. Air Transportation: Thalang District is home to Phuket International Airport, having both domestic and international flights available. Water Transportation: there are ports for traveling and cargo shipping at Bang Rong Poer, Ao Po Pier, and Laem Sai Pier.