TP NY Party Photo Album Above
AND now for the Phuket Party Challenge 2011: the New Year fun may have stopped for some, but the memories of great days and nights linger on.
In some cases, the partying may not yet have stopped. In other venues, it hasn't even started yet.
The people at Twin Palms Phuket Resort, always setting fresh standards, have sent Phuketwan a collection of photos from New Year at the Catch Beach Club.
The white parties may be no longer, (they were noisy and fun) but there's plenty of life in Surin yet.
How does your party - New Year's Eve still going on, or yet to happen - stand up alongside one of the Phuket party scene's most polished performers?
We plan to let the Phuket Party Challenge 2011 run all year long . . . right through to the next New Year's Eve.
Send your photos of your celebrations to editor@phuketwan.com and we'll publish the best of them!
Declaration of interest: Twin Palms is a Phuketwan advertiser - but don't let that stop you. Any party can enter!
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