Na Muang Waterfalls The views and the experience are second to none. Surrounded by forest and jungle it is an experience to see Koh Samui in a different light away from the bars, clubs, beaches and restaurants. Both waterfalls are popular with the locals and the tourists. Wat Kiri Wongkaram The monk’s body is displayed in a sealed glass case. The decomposition of the body did not occur after his death and it has remained in a mummified condition for decades. The hair and the fingernails of the mummified Luang Por continue to grow. Wat Kunaram Temple Wat Kunaram Samui houses the body of the mummified monk. The Loung Pordaeng Samui’s famous mummified monk is encased in glass at the Wat Kunaram Temple. Tartain Waterfall Climbing to the Tartain Waterfall Samui is small signs guiding you to level nine. It’s a tough climb and can be a little slippy. Despite the challenging climb, there are some beautiful views and once at the waterfall for some great photo opportunities. Buddha Footprint For photographers the views from hill top are breathtaking. Views across the mountains and coconut plantations are a sight to see. Towering above the tree tops there are views of the ocean a great way to get different views of the Koh Samui. Wang Sao Thong Waterfall There are two levels to the Wang Sao Waterfall. Both of the levels are signposted. A small natural pool for cooling off is at the base of the fall and is a much-needed welcome from Samui’s heat and humidity. Khow Yai Waterfall Khow Yai Waterfall Samui is set in a beautiful peaceful location. Amongst the lush forest and jungle, you hike to the waterfall over rocky boulders and a very narrow flight of steps. Cooling pools to take a dip from the heat and humidity. Secret Buddha Garden Designed and built by a Durian farmer Nim Thongsuk. Spending his life farming durian fruit at the age of 77 years he began to build. He was famous in Samui for his durian farming. The gardens began in 1976. He chose to build the gardens for others to have a spiritual place to meditate at one with nature. Khun Si Waterfall Khun Si Waterfall Samui is situated amongst the mountains and durian plantations of Samui. The views of Koh Phangan are stunning. Tiered boulders and the rocks with water cascading form the small natural pools in the rocks. Posts navigation
Na Muang Waterfalls The views and the experience are second to none. Surrounded by forest and jungle it is an experience to see Koh Samui in a different light away from the bars, clubs, beaches and restaurants. Both waterfalls are popular with the locals and the tourists.
Wat Kiri Wongkaram The monk’s body is displayed in a sealed glass case. The decomposition of the body did not occur after his death and it has remained in a mummified condition for decades. The hair and the fingernails of the mummified Luang Por continue to grow.
Wat Kunaram Temple Wat Kunaram Samui houses the body of the mummified monk. The Loung Pordaeng Samui’s famous mummified monk is encased in glass at the Wat Kunaram Temple.
Tartain Waterfall Climbing to the Tartain Waterfall Samui is small signs guiding you to level nine. It’s a tough climb and can be a little slippy. Despite the challenging climb, there are some beautiful views and once at the waterfall for some great photo opportunities.
Buddha Footprint For photographers the views from hill top are breathtaking. Views across the mountains and coconut plantations are a sight to see. Towering above the tree tops there are views of the ocean a great way to get different views of the Koh Samui.
Wang Sao Thong Waterfall There are two levels to the Wang Sao Waterfall. Both of the levels are signposted. A small natural pool for cooling off is at the base of the fall and is a much-needed welcome from Samui’s heat and humidity.
Khow Yai Waterfall Khow Yai Waterfall Samui is set in a beautiful peaceful location. Amongst the lush forest and jungle, you hike to the waterfall over rocky boulders and a very narrow flight of steps. Cooling pools to take a dip from the heat and humidity.
Secret Buddha Garden Designed and built by a Durian farmer Nim Thongsuk. Spending his life farming durian fruit at the age of 77 years he began to build. He was famous in Samui for his durian farming. The gardens began in 1976. He chose to build the gardens for others to have a spiritual place to meditate at one with nature.
Khun Si Waterfall Khun Si Waterfall Samui is situated amongst the mountains and durian plantations of Samui. The views of Koh Phangan are stunning. Tiered boulders and the rocks with water cascading form the small natural pools in the rocks.
