The long-running Phuket International Blues Music Festival has grown more spectacular each year and is now a well-established international music event on Phuket Island. The 2011 Phuket International Blues Music Festival will feature a lively and grand blues music feast from February 25 to 26. In addition to attracting top blues bands from across Thailand, the festival will also welcome renowned musicians from around the world, including the United States and Australia, filling the romantic island of Phuket with classic blues melodies and making it a highlight for local tourism.
The event will be held at the Hilton Arcadia Resort & Spa. (Photo courtesy / Tourism Authority of Thailand)
The Phuket International Blues Music Festival has invited bands such as Curtis Salgado (USA), Mson Ruffner (USA), AkashA (Malaysia), The New Machine plays Pink Floyd (UK), and The Prodigal Sons (Norway) to perform. One of the highlights of this music festival is its support for local charity work, with proceeds donated to charitable organizations to help provide better education for young students.
When visiting Phuket, you can explore the town of Phuket on a cultural and music tour. (Photo courtesy / Tourism Authority of Thailand)
In addition, the Tourism Authority of Thailand noted that those wishing to attend this music event can take buses, with several daily services to Phuket taking about 13 hours. Travelers planning to go by train must take a train to Phun Phin Station in Surat Thani Province and then transfer to a bus to Phuket. The most convenient option is to fly, which takes about 1.2 hours. There are many daily domestic flights from Bangkok to Phuket, with some flights making a 40-minute stop in Samui before continuing to Phuket. For detailed transportation information, please visit the Tourism Authority of Thailand’s website.
Tourism Authority of Thailand Event Info: http://www.tattpe.org.tw/KnowThailand/know_active_detail.aspx?FestivalID=50
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