Around Samui Day Tour by Air Conditioned Van

Have you heard a story about the monk who made a miracle by soaking his foot in seawater and changing it into fresh drinking water? The story was told that the sacred Luang Phor Tuad once rescued people from the shipwreck and showed his holiness of the legendary magical ritual of Buddhist sorcery. The unique statue of Luang Phor Tuad was structured on aesthetic ship sculpture that is set in the middle of the small lake. This adorned architecture offers special features that allow you to enter inside the statue where you will get the opportunity to learn the religious values and beliefs of Buddhism. Take your time to be blessed by the monks at this serene and charming site.

A splendid white towering structure 18-arm Guanyin, who is well-known for the faith of unconditional love and a protector of all beings, was created by ancient art techniques based on Chinese-Thai beliefs. This temple is one of the most elaborate and ornate on the island offering numerous ancient murals and centuries-old statues. Furthermore, frescoes depicting Buddhist myths and stories and a prominent Buddha statue will provide you with endless spiritual inspirations. The holy ceremonial hall was placed in the middle of the lake, therefore, it is possible to make a donation to the temple in order to get a pack of fish food to feed catfishes.

On a bright sunny day, this spot probably is the most sensational viewpoint in Samui with seaside panoramic views over Chaweng beach and Thong Ta Kien. The viewpoint was incredibly built over the slope rocky base offering the opportunities for visitors to walk down the stairs and find photo shooting sceneries to the horizon over sublime rock formations for capturing nice photos. Get some snacks, ice cream and beverages from nearby stalls and take your time to relax at a small shaded pavilion. The tropical shoreline, the sparkling sea, and warm sky here will never leave you disappointed.

Visit one of Koh Samui’s most impressive landmarks at Big Buddha Temple. Climb the steps for worshipping the majestic 12 metres tall golden coloured Buddha image and great views. Enjoy your photographing and local souvenirs shopping opportunities.

Make a merit with a massive 16-metre bronze powerful Chinese war statue shrine dedicated to Guan Yu, “A legendary philosophy on loyalty, righteousness, wisdom and courage”. This fairly giant shrine has recently undergone a major restoration in 2008 with the purpose of being a gathering place for Thai-Chinese people for special occasions or festivals, and to honour the exploits of a historic Chinese samurai warrior. Strikingly, take your opportunity to dress in a Chinese costume and harvest a cultural nostalgic experience with a unique Chinese traditional rickshaw ride. It might be useful to know that there is a famous Samui traditional coconut ice cream café, where a cup of ice cream there costs you just 20 THB/scoop.

We believe it would be your meaningful experience to indulge in the original Samui islander’s recipe in its true character. Here, you will find a great deal of heavenly and flavorful delicacies concocted by an array of locally grown organic vegetables & aromatic spices, which the striking point is that they actually apply their old-fashioned Samui islander's culinary art cooking methods that homogenised creatively & traditionally without losing its roots. The venue is tastefully decorated with a friendly modernised garden ambience, and the distinctive element that forms meaningful dining memories is absolutely the loveliness of Nathon beach views.

Go to worship Laung Por Daeng, a mummified monk sitting in a prayerful meditation sitting position, at Khunaram Temple. This idyllic temple reflects unique insights into Thai and Buddhist cultures and beliefs, to understand the Buddhist principles of “The Truths of life”. Laung Por Daeng was recognized for his exceptional meditation skills and as an excellent teacher. When he reached the age of 79 he is said to have predicted his own death. He instructed his followers that if his body decayed, he wanted to be cremated. If the body would not decompose, he wanted his body to be kept in a glass casket in the temple to be exhibited as a visual reminder and serve as an inspiration for future generations to follow the teachings of the Buddha. This year, 2023 is the 50th anniversary of his death, and we believe that it would definitely be your once in a lifetime experience to visit.

Fulfil your day by strolling along this pristine Na Muang 1 waterfall, the Samui’s largest natural swimming pool, would provide you with the infinite appreciation of uncontaminated greenery. Therefore, take your very best opportunity to jump into this magical site for refreshing yourself and get incredible photo & video captures with the gushing ribbonlike waterfall scenery as its background. In addition, there are a variety of things to enjoy apart from sightseeing such as exploring local souvenirs and bamboo handicrafts, learning the stories of Thai local wisdom. Strikingly, elephant feeding activity here is now ethical to conduct, since those beautiful giant creatures are all unchained and have been treated in a good manner. This is a truly nice experience for everyone who loves nature.