Patong Beach Guide Hotels Map

☆☆☆ Best Mobile Guide 2012 - ACS Award Winner! ☆☆☆

☆ Multilingual interface! ☆

Guide 4T is a mobile app that helps you find nearby attractions, hotels, most popular restaurants, nightclubs, sights, museums, ATM, pharmacies.

This smart and intelligent mobile city guides are created to help plan your trip.

☆☆☆ Features of City Guide:

☆ Sights & Attractions list

- multilingual description with photo

- direction and route on map

☆ Weather forecast

☆ Offline Currency Converter

☆ Multilingual interface (english, chinese, spanish, german, japanese, korean, russian, french, portuguese)

☆ Place Finder with complete information about object (adress with map, users rating, route, website, phone number)

Restaurant / Bar / Night club / Lodging / Hotel / Museum / Pharmacy / ATM / Bank / Gas station

☆ City Trips added and recommended by users ☆

- Interactive map & route with POI

- Trip photos

- Description, distance

☆ Event manager with with full information about the event

- Concerts

- Events

- Performance

☆ Interactive map of the city

Patong (Thai หาดป่าตอง) refers to the beach and town on Phuket's west coast. It is the main tourist resort in Phuket, and contains an important center of Phuket's nightlife and shopping. The beach became popular with Western tourists, especially Europeans, in the late 1980s. Numerous hotels are located there and the area has expanded into a large tourist mecca.

Patong Beach is famous for its nightlife and 3.5 kilometres (2.2 mi) beach that runs the entire length of Patong’s western side. Nightlife is centered on two main areas Bangla Road and 'Paradise Complex', with Bangla Road being predominantly straight and Paradise Complex gay. Both roads are lined with many bars, discotheques and go go bars. Prostitution in Thailand is illegal but tolerated as is the case with Patong Beach, especially on Bangla Road where there are many older Western men drinking with younger Thai women and ladyboys. Some discos in Patong charge a 200 baht admission fee but rather than being a cover charge, this is partly a drink minimum since you get a voucher for one drink and most clubs charge 150 baht for almost all drinks.

On December 26, 2004, Patong Beach along with many other areas along the western coast of Phuket and Thailand were struck by a tsunami caused by the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake. The wave caused a great deal of destruction to the waterfront of the beach and immediately inland and many people were killed. Patong was one of the worst affected areas of Phuket, although the destruction was not as bad as nearby Khao Lak. Patong has largely recovered since the tsunami.