Patong Beach Nightlife
Where to Go at Night in Patong
Patong's pulsating nightlife never fails to attract curious visitors every evening. Like a magnet, it's hard to resist a wander down Soi Bangla - the heart of bar scene where girls, neon lights and deafening music compete for your attention. Over a hundred bars ranging from beer bars (girlie bars), Go-Go bars, nightclubs, pubs are condensed into the small action packed area fondly known as "Bangla" where the only priority is to have a good time.
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Famous for its raunchy nightlife, Bangla goes all out to entertain with girls, beers and music that increases in volume as the moon rises. Jammed most nights year round, it's actually totally unthreatening and lively place to walk around as bars compete for customers. Read More...
While popular Soi Bangla takes centre stage, there are a number of other areas that also have their own scene. Patong's Gay area is worth a stroll, while the Beach road with its outdoor cafes, restaurants, live music and shopping, might be more your night style: Bangla Road - Paradise Complex - Rat U Thit Road - Beach Road. Read More...
Patong’s Go-Go bars are the main reason some people head there in the first place – they feature sexy, scantily-clad young girls swaying to the music. Go-Go bars aren't the raunchy circuses they used to be but they still provide plenty to look at. According to Thai law, total nudity is banned but in some establishments these rules are often bent, if not outright ignored. Read More...
A beer bar is one of the countless little places that are jam-packed together on the bar streets and sois of Patong. These places uniformally employ numerous pretty hostesses whose job is to lure patrons by various means. The most common tactic is simply to stand out front and repeat "Hello, welcome" like a mantra to anyone who walks by. Read More...
At the Royal Paradise Complex in Patong an estimated half of the businesses there are run by, or are catering to gay people. Many are small bars with a selection of young men who sit, talk and share drinks with their guests. Read More...
Colourful costumes, fantastic dance routines, music and magic - many of the live theatre in Phuket provide a total escape into a flashy, glittering and carefree world. Simon Cabaret put on the most spectacular shows, suitable for the whole family to see. Read More...
Patong’s nightlife is almost entirely different from what people take as ‘normal’ in the west. The epicentre of all the frolicking is on Bangla Road (known locally as Soi Bangla) with its off-streets such as Soi Eric, Soi Gonzo, Soi Easy and more. This is where you will encounter A Go-Go bars, Bar Beers, and many exotic and way-over-the-top ladyboys. Read More...
Patong plays host to several nightclubs and discos where those so inclined can let their hair down and get their boogie on. While not featuring top DJs they do have heaving dance floors and a lot of energy. Most discos in Patong charge a 100 baht admission fee. Read More...
If you're all about the music then you have plenty of options in Patong. There are quite a few places where the most important thing going is the tunes. For die hard rockers there's Rock City on Rat-U-Thit road, Molly Malone's features Celtic music nightly, Banana Club also features live bands, as does Margaritas, at Bangla intersection Read More...
One of the most popular spectator sports in Thailand, and now gaining world renown, is the martial art of Muay Thai. Exciting enough on TV - the furious punches, crushing elbow strikes, lethal kicks and artful feints are even more riveting when seen live. Read More...