Ko Samui - Transfer from hotel by 4WD Car Around The Island up to the mountain

Big Buddha Temple (Wat Phra Yai) - the most famous sight of Koh Samui the Big Buddha temple. Local people believe that the 12m high Buddha statue protects Koh Samui. The statue sits atop a small island connected to Koh Samui by a causeway. On the island

Wat Plai Laem - Wat Plai Laem is an impressive colourful temple complex. You can see the smiling Buddha and the 18-armed Buddha from afar. Between the two statues there is also a large temple. The temple and the Buddhas stand in the middle of a landscaped pond which makes it extra special. To be able to see the temple and statues up close, you first have to cross colourful bridges.

Na Muang Waterfall - highest waterfall of Koh Samui. Its height is over 80 m. You will get a chance to rest your feet in the cool waters of the waterfall stream and get a natural peeling from the tiny local fish

Sea View Restaurant - One of my best on Samui the view is FANTASTIC Thai food options we had but they have a lot more Great views There is a small infinity pool

Hin Ta & Hin Yai Rocks - Grandfather and Grandmother rocks Your last stop is a legendary place created by nature itself- Grandfather and Grandmother rocks. Local people believe that a wish for a baby made by the rocks will come true.

Guan-Yu Koh Samui Shrine - Guan Yu now represents loyalty, righteousness, bravery and honesty among the Chinese people, particularly in Southern China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and their descendants overseas. Countless shrines pay homage to him, including the 350-year-old Leng Buai Ia Shrine in Bangkok’s Chinatown. In Taoism he is revered as a guardian deity, while Chinese Buddhism looks up to him as a bodhisattva.

Tarnim Magic Garden - The Secret Garden,or Tannins Waterfall otherwise known as the Magic Garden or Secret Buddha Garden can be found in the hills of Koh Samui and was built by a local Samui fruit farmer, Nim Thongsuk, starting it in 1976 when he was 77 years old. The Secret Garden is a beautiful landscaped garden featuring flowers and trees native to Koh Samui and Thailand and many Buddha statues with different meanings arranged in scenarios representing different ideals, which your tour guide will explain to you. Winding through the garden is is a little stream and a series of miniature waterfalls. The only way to get there is through the jungle, rivers and mountains by 4×4. The roads leading through the hills is impressive but stick to the main road, it can be interesting turning

Wat Teepangkorn - Beautiful place in the heart of Koh Samui. The temple with a standing Buddha is located in the jungle, high in the mountains. View point

Ko Samui - Coconut plantation is the main occupation of the original Samui people, including Occupation in agriculture and trade for agriculture, most of them are Samui people with authentic Thai ancestry, who live in the middle and upper part of the island, working in farming. Gardening, especially where the most popular plants are coconuts

Ko Samui - Rubber plantation is one of Thailand’s important economic crops.

VIEW Point Meanam Koh Samui - On the second-highest mountain of Koh Samui you can find the Jungle Route 360. Since 2015 the restaurant welcomes guests with a stunning view on Koh Samui, of course in 360 degrees. You can see many parts of the island from the Jungle Club 360 like Lamai, Choeng Mon, Chaweng or the neighboring islands of Koh Phangan and Koh Tao as well as the Ang Thong Marine National Park when the view is clear. Not only can you eat and have a drink at the restaurant there is also some space for camping on the mountain of Koh Samui, if you are interested in that.