This is a spectacular that is just not seen in most countries . There is an entrance extremely organised where there is a lot of people showing the way, dressed in traditional costume .Once in the arena there is a Village showing Thai traditions a little kitsch but nice . You can move to the buffet for as long as you wish which serves plenty of options and is replenished often . It is not the most gastronomic delight you will ever have but there is some nice presentation gone into it and staff are really friendly. There is then a pre show with story telling through dance and music . The one negative and I find it huge is the use of elephants twice , once for photos where the elephant is used to pose in a certain pose every time person stands next to it and then in the pre show with actors sitting on it . I find it intolerable that for such a production they couldn’t do another option than to have an elephant there . Once you move into the auditorium for the main event it it the biggest production I have seen in a long time . With light show / different areas used / water running on stage etc all along with written screen prompts . My husband was mesmerised . I was more entertained with the Stewart’s in the auditorium shining lasers at peoples phones trying to stop Them Recording or taking pictures and also at the enjoyment of the Chinese delegates in front of us clapping so enthusiastically at the historically moments involving the Thais and Chinese . It really is a good night out . I didn’t know what to expect but it was entertaining.

Amazing show! Really cool to walk around the village and learn about Thai history. The show was fantastic the performances were lighthearted and informative. They give explanations in English so you can understand what’s happening. The food was also really good!

A little slice of Thailand which was enjoyed by all 5 family members (2 adults, 7/5/2yr children). Show was engaging, could do with a little updating but a nice evening spent. Not happy with the lonely elephant as there is no need for it to be part of the show

Siam Niramit is an experience that should not be missed if you’re visiting Phuket. It is expensive but extremely worth it. You are exposed to traditional Thai culture, (if you choose the dining option then also Thai cuisine - we did not select this), the pre show in the courtyard and an 80 minute fantastic show. The costumes were amazing, the stage sets were fabulous and the scene changes were unbelievable, then there’s the actors, actresses and crew … incredible. The organisation of the show was well organised. Well done 👏 We chose the return transport and the platinum show option, everything was very professional.

Went here having had such a great time at Carnival Magic. This one is more traditional but not quite as well organised. The story it tells is the same as that at Carnival Magic, but the tech is older and not so much of a wow factor. Staff are all very friendly and hard to believe you wouldn’t enjoy it, but with younger kids carnival magic is probably the show to choose.

Very well organised and produced. We loved the authenticity and learning about Thai culture. Food was nice too but not great choice for picky eaters! Costumes were amazing and Thai village was interesting. We didn’t like how activities were extra such as boat ride, trying on costumes and feeding fish! The main thing we didn’t like was seeing a poor elephant in a small enclosure in village and bison, goats and chicken used in performance. Absolutely no need for this! Otherwise an enjoyable evening. X

If you are choosing which show to visit on Phuket, that should be your choice! Before the show we had a chace to visit an exibition of thai style village, where you can see how thai people live in different regions, also try traditional thai food. The area is also nice to take beautiful pictures. We liked the show a lot, especially the part of heaven and hell :) no pictures are allowed during the show, but i can say it is better to see with your own eyes. Amazing decorations, river on stage, actors are flying in the air. Our ticket included buffet, all types of thai street food are represented here - i really liked pad thai, papaya salad and tom yum. My recommendation!

This is certainly one of the best stage shows one can see. The Thai village settings, carnival games, and preshow were all good depicting the culture. the live show was all in grandeur, the way the scene settings changed quickly, and the way they showed all locations - from heaven to hell to war scenes to agricultural land and floating market on the stage was excellent. The story line might be difficult to follow for all as they were showing different themes as above. Cute performances by everybody especially the romantic couples showing the bartering system. Good that they banned the videos and mobile phones as we would be missing to see the real show. Booked the dinner as well with them. Vegetarians will not have much choice but for others you will have a wide range of different cuisines to try. we as a family enjoyed this show and would recommend to include in the trip while visiting Phuket.

Attending a show at Siam Niramit is more than just a night out—it’s a cultural adventure that leaves a lasting impression. At the Thai Village, the beauty of Thailand’s diverse cultures is on full display. They showcase the unique traditions of the North, Northeast, Central, and Southern regions of Thailand, each one as amazing and beautiful as the next. The staff provides excellent service, making the experience even more enjoyable. On stage, the combination of stunning visuals, expert performances, sounds, special effects, and deep respect for Thai traditions makes this show a true gem. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Phuket.