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Laem Sor Pagoda

Wat Khao Chedi Temple, located at the southern end of Samui, is the epitome of beauty, embodying the old-school Srivijaya-style architecture. The highlight is the Buddha statues and peaceful environment. Many locals call it Laem Sor Pagoda, but the original Laem Sor Pagoda is near Bang Kao Beach. Climb to the top to enjoy a stunning view. The area around the pagoda is a public garden with tables, benches and some food stalls. One of the famous tourist spots of Koh Samui, the slightly challenging journey to the temple will give you a whole new island experience! Read More

Located on the west coast of Koh Samui, Lipa Noi Beach is a tropical paradise featuring white sand and calm water. It is an unspoiled beach, one of Thailand's least crowded beaches. The beach has fine sand and no rock and corals, making it ideal for kids to play. The remote setting and rustic charm of Lipa Noi Beach make it a must-visit beach for nature lovers. Bask in the glory of the local sun, go swimming and paddling in the friendly sea, and enjoy the sight of picturesque sunset for a relaxing vacation. With coconut palms surrounding the area and shorelines covered with seashells, Lipa Noi Beach offers a rejuvenating beach experience. Read More

Known as one of the quieter and more peaceful beaches, Mae Nam is a perfect escape from all the mayhem. Even though it is said to be rather slow and nascent, it has an amazing scenery and a handful of local activities to engage in. With tall, swaying palm trees, and soft, subtle waves - Mae Nam is a slice of heaven!

The Mae Nam Chinese Temple boasts of the finest work of architectural detail, gorgeously painted with traditional Chinese temple colors. Close to the Mae Nam beach, this temple exhibits gorgeous ancient Chinese relics and colourful interiors. There are some old black and white picture you can view here that will give you a glimpse into old Samui.

Mae Nam Viewpoint is quite a hike on foot, however there is also an option of renting a scooter to shoot you up the mountain. With a stunning view overlooking Nathon, the west side of Samui on one side, and the gorgeous range of the Samui mountains on the other - this view is worth the climb.

Namuang Waterfalls roughly translates to 'Purple Waterfalls' and comprises Na Muang 1 and Na Muang 2. The falls get their name from the water gushing down the purple rocks and giving off purple tints under the sunlight. They are a five-minute drive from each other. Na Muang 1 is easier to access and has a natural pool perfect for swimming. Reaching Na Muang 2 requires a little climbing. Na Muang 1 is the highest among all the waterfalls in Koh Samui. It is best visited during the rainy season as there is almost no water during the dry season. Read More

Located on the tropical island of Koh Samui in southern Thailand, the Samui Elephant Sanctuary is a home for the rescued elephants. Morning and afternoon guided tours with professional guides are available and include interactions which the elephants and feeding sessions. The animals that you will see in the sanctuary have all previously endured numerous difficulties, and have been mercilessly employed in strenuous activities such as logging, elephant rides, performing in circuses, begging on the streets, etc. The Samui Elephant Sanctuary offers a sharp contrast to this life led in despair and suffering- here you will find the elephants freely expressing their instincts, playing around in the green surroundings, and also having a good time in the pool and mud pit that has been custom-built for them. Visitors at the sanctuary can enjoy not just sights of these carefree elephants, but also enjoy elephant tours which will enlighten them about the importance of elephants in the various biological cycles, and also given them a golden opportunity to walk with the elephants and feed them. Read More

Tarnim Magic Garden, also known as the Secret Buddha Garden is a private sculpture park set atop one of the highest peaks on the island. Also called the ‘Heaven's Garden’ or the ‘Magic Garden,’ the main highlight is the group of angel and musician statues. Set amidst lush jungle foliage, there are waterfalls and streams, along with Buddha statues hidden in plain sight. The view from the garden and the way leading up to it is stunning. It was created by Nim Thongsuk, an old fruit farmer, who began building the garden in 1976 at his family's land and continued building it up until his death. Apart from this, statues depict different aspects of Thai Buddhism, along with snakes, birds, and other animals. The verdant garden also houses the statue of Nim Thongsuk's parents and his own tomb. Read More

One of the few Catholic churches on the island, St Anna Catholic Church in Nathon Bay is the most popular church for expats as it holds regular English mass services. It is also frequented by Catholic couples who want to hold their wedding ceremony in Koh Samui.

Taling Ngam Beach is situated in the Taling Ngam district on the west coast of Koh Samui, Thailand. Usually, it is referred to as a strip of sandy shore from Laem Yai Krai cape to the Phang Ka Bay. It is renowned as a beautiful and quiet beach with fewer tourist activities as compared to other beaches. This is also one primary reason why it is known as the ‘Paradise Corner.’ The beach has a gently sloping plain terrain towards the northern half and is covered with seashell rocks at the southern end. The beach is covered with groves of coconut palms, and the white, dazzling sand strips with the blue waters add to the aesthetics of the beach. Taling Ngam Beach is also known as the ‘Beach of Five Isles’ because of the five neighbouring tiny isles surrounding the beach. Adding to the beauty of this place are cliffs rising above the water, dense tropical vegetation, and a few private villas which are available on rent. Read More