You should report passport loss at the nearest police station to where you lost it. Make an appointment with your embassy or consulate to apply for a Travel Document in Lieu of a Passport (SPLP). You will need to prepare your ID card, family card, birth certificate/diploma/marriage book, a certificate of loss of passport from the local police, and a passport photo. A photocopy of your previous passport can also be helpful.

Most Thais plan a minimum of 3 days 2 nights trip to Phuket, and less than that might not give you time to explore many sites or beaches. An island hopping tour will likely take up the entire day per program, so if you plan to go to many islands, you should schedule your trip accordingly. If you also plan to visit historical sites and temples, be prepared to add a day or two to your trip as well. Save some time at night for a stroll at a night market and also cabaret shows or Muay Thai shows.

Coral Island, Phi Phi Island, Similan Island, Khai Island, Maithon Island, and Racha Island are some of the must-see Andaman spots from Phuket. For temples, visit the Big Buddha and Wat Chalong. Do not miss the night markets such as the Sunday Street Market, Chilva Night Market, Malin Plaza Patong, and so on. Cabaret shows and Muay Thai shows are also famous in Phuket and usually charm any tourist. For a taste of the local life, visit Phuket Old Town to stroll around and shop for souvenirs.

As with any Buddhist country, you should dress politely and skip revealing clothes when entering sacred grounds and temples. Do not wear shoes in buildings, homes, and temples. As a rule, you also should not get close to monks since they are not allowed physical contact with others. Do not touch statues in temples and follow the rules of each place, and you'll be fine!

Yes! There are many elephant sanctuaries and elephant care centers available in Phuket. You may feed, bathe, ride, and trek the forest with them depending on the program. Find elephant programs in Phuket at https://www.traveloka.com/en-id/activities