Samui

Samui Safari 3 Days 2 Nights

Day 1

Guide will meet and greet you at Samui airport or the pier
Visit Big Buddha or Wat Phra Yai, is located on the northern side of Koh Samui. The location of the temple is on a small area called "Koh Fan" It is a famous tourist attraction of Koh Samui, Big Buddha” is not an ancient Buddha image. But this large golden yellow Buddha image was built since 1972. The walkway up has 60 steps, it is a place of worship for Buddhists and general tourists. If you stand at the top you will see Koh Phangan including views of the beach and Bophut Beach clearly.

Visit Laem Suwannaram Temple or Wat Plai Laem, located at Bo Phut Subdistrict, near Big Buddha Koh Fan. It is an old temple that was established since 1880. and is one of the most beautiful places on Koh SamuiIt. The former abbot of the temple restored it by building a chapel in the middle of the water. Statue of Guan Yin with Thousand Hands and the image of Phra Sangkajai up in the middle of the pool. People come here to ask for blessings and good fortune.

Visit Lad Koh View Point, it is a beautiful viewpoint and famous on Koh Samui. Located between Chaweng Beach and Lamai Beach, it looks like a rocky cliff next to the sea. Tourists can enjoy walking a path along the rocky cliff to the sea and walk down to admire the view or take photos comfortably. And there is a pavilion with a hipped roof next to the sea for tourists to sit and relax, admire the view, and listen closely to the sound of waves hitting the shore.

Visit I love Elephant, It was established to help old elephants retire from hard work. Tourists can see elephants closely and do activities to feed the elephants and bathe the elephants as well.

Visit Guan Yu Shrine, Guan Yu is a hero from China's Dong Han Dynasty. Guan Yu's face was red. He is worshiped as the god of honesty, justice, humanity, and courage. We believe worshiping the god Guan Yu will bring good fortune and wealth. This was built more than 150 years ago, arising from the faith of the villagers in the area. Since the era when Hainanese Chinese immigrated to settle on Koh Samui. The highlight is Bronze statue of the god Guan Yu. It is large and up to 16 meters tall. Including the surrounding area still looks beautiful and similar to Chinatown as well. This made the place become a popular tourist spot.

Visit Khunaram Temple (Mummified Monk), one of the most interesting Buddhist temples of Koh Samui. Reverend Father Daeng or Phrakru Somthakittikhun. He was a monk who strictly practices eating just one meal with extensive knowledge and expertise in Vipassana meditation. His miracle is that he understood the destruction of himself. His wish was to be kept in a casket in sitting cross-legged posture. From the day of his death until now, it has been several decades, but his body still has not decayed and remains in the position of sitting cross-legged for villagers and tourists to worship and ask for blessings.

Visit Namuang Waterfall, is a famous waterfall in Koh Samui . That was born from a large mountain in the center of the island. Falls from a cliff 30-40 meters high and 20 meters wide. Currently, the Forestry Department has classified it as Na Mueang Waterfall Forest Park. There is a pool of water where you can swim and feel the coolness of nature. The Waterfall is surrounded by beauty shady atmosphere because there are very large trees covering it and amidst the coconut groves and fruit orchards of the villagers. There are also various activities near the waterfall such as riding an elephant, driving an ATV, and various adventure activities. There will be more water in the rainy season and it is more beautiful than other periods.

Day 2

Visit Wat Phu Phuttha Theepangkorn to pay homage to the Buddha statue standing on the highest mountain on Koh Samui at 645 meters above sea level. Tourists will see a sea of mist and a beautiful view over Koh Samui.

Visit Tarnim Magic Garden, The Secret Buddha Garden on Koh Samui, also known as the Magic Garden, is a tranquil and mysterious place nestled on the island's lush green hills. The garden was created by Nim Thongsuk, a retired Thai fruit farmer and opened to the public in 1976. It showcases amazing statues and buildings created from Thongsuk's imagination. These sculptures range from images of Buddha and various gods to animals and mythical creatures. Each piece tells its own story from Buddhist folklore and add to the tranquil atmosphere and spirit of the garden.

Visit Overlap Stone A new check-in point with beautiful photo corners. Another highlight that many people may not be familiar with. But it is widely known among tourists visiting Koh Samui. These are two large boulders located on a mountain. With a beautiful 180 degree wide angle view of the beautiful Samui sea backdrop. This viewpoint offers breathtaking views from the treetops to Lamai Beach and the ocean. This makes it a great spot for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers.

Visit Samui Aquarium & Tiger Zoo It is divided into two exhibits: the tiger zone and the aquarium zone. Inside the tiger zoo, there are animals belonging to the tiger family such as tigers, lions, leopards, and in the aquarium zone, there are exhibits different types of fish from the sea and fish from the Gulf of Thailand. A highlight is the various talent shows of animals, both aquatic and wild animals, such as sea lion show, bird show, tiger show and many more.

See Sunset at Nathorn Nathon Pier is an important port for traveling to various islands from Koh Samui such as Koh Tao, Koh Phangan or returning to the Don Sak district in Surat Thani Province. The atmosphere here is very nice. There are seats for viewing the boats coming in and out along the pier. Tourists can sit and watch the beautiful sunset here. It is also close to a variety of seafood restaurants and local restaurants or shopping local goods and products here as well.

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