island of Koh Samui. Located inside the small Buddhist temple of Wat Phra Yai which is accessed by a small dirt road that connects to this tiny island, the statue sits on top of a platform that looks down from above towards the north coast of Ko Samui.

The view from Wat Khao Hua Jook Temple

From the small Wat Khao Hua temple and you can appreciate a 360º view of the whole island of Koh Samui. After climbing up the road, you will still have to walk another section of the road up a long circular staircase. An effort that will be worthwhile because of the panoramic view of the temple. Another good alternative with very good views of the coast is the Lad Koh viewpoint.

Hin Lad Waterfall

From thereyou can see amazing emerald landscapes and dark natural formations known as Grandfather and Grandfather rocks. Another photogenic place where you can also take a refreshing bath.

Laem Pagoda Sister

Covered with yellowish-ochre tiles, the Laem Sor Pagoda is a spectacle even from a distance. Its golden surface shines from afar as if the entire Pagoda were covered with liquid gold. One of the most impressive places in Thailand.

Ang Thong National Marine Park

Probably one of the most famous images and one of the best landscapes in Thailand, the Ang Thong National Marine Park (also known as Mu Ko Ang Thong) is made up of 42 protected virgin islands that leave a spectacular landscape. They are islands on which it is not possible to build, so they retain their original charm.

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