Phuket,the name presently used for the famous island was at one time called “Phuket” which means “crystal city”. According to records dated 1,025 A.D., the meaning also coincides with the name ‘Maneekram’ that was given by the Tamil tribe. Today, Phuket is a province in the south of Thailand with over one thousand years and navigators who traveled between China and India through the Malay Peninsula. The oldest evidence is found in the geography book and navigator map by Ptolemy dated 157 A. D., There was clear mentioning about the trip from ‘Suvarnabhum’ Peninsula down to The Malay Peninsula where ships had to pass through “Junk Ceylon” Cape, the location where Phuket Island is situated today. Phuket is a province in southern Thailand with the west side next to The Andaman Coast in the Indian Ocean and the east side consisting of several islands. Phuket, Thailand’s largest island and its surrounding 32 smaller islands make up a total area of 570 square kilometers. The widest point of the island measures 21.3 kilometers while its longest part is 48.7 kilometers. Its boundaries are as follows: North: Pak Prah Strait in Phang – Nga Province connected by Sarasin and Thao Thep Krasattri Bridges. South: The Andaman Sea. East: Phang – Nga Bay. West: The Andaman Sea.