Top Things You Can Do in Koh Samui

TORAR THINGS TO DO IN KHO SAMUI, INTRODUCTION TO KHO SAMUI Thailand boasts countless of attractions and because of this, the kingdom is heavily focused in expanding the tourism of Thailand About 26 million tourists visit the country each year It is believed that around 113 people arrive in Koh Samui per hour, via air travel Koh Samui is the third largest island in Thailand Oftentimes referred to as the coconut islands due to its abundance in coconut trees The population of the island is somewhere in the 50,000s but each year, it attracts about a million of tourists KOH SAMUI BEACHES Koh Samui is famous for its white sand beaches and crystal clear waters Not only that, it is also known for the parties that get wild CHAWENG BEACH Ideal for people who love to surf and shop. It is also known as the busiest of all the Koh Samui beaches and has a great night life fit for those who are looking to party under the moon. LAMAI BEACH Perfect for those who just want to relax and unwind. This is a much smaller beach located in the southern part of the island. BOPUT BEACH Another white sand beach that Koh Samui is proud of. It is a stretch of 2 kilometers lined with coconut palms with numerous shops and restaurants. MAENAM BEACH A perfect place for people who are searching for peace and quiet. You will also find the most expensive deluxe resorts in Koh Samui here. CHONG MOEN BEACH This beach is located near the Big Buddha and also houses a number of deluxe resorts. LIPA NOI BEACH A quaint beach made perfect with the sunset view. TEMPLES IN KHO SAMUI Thailand is full of temples, also called 'wats' most of which have become top tourist attractions Wat Phra Yai The Wat Plai Laem (Big Buddha) A Temple that stands on a small rocky island and is known for its large golden statue of Buddha Located near the Big Buddha, it is a newly built Buddhist temple known for its large statue of Guanyin, a goddess with numerous arms which was built in 1972 Wat Khunaram Houses Koh Samui's most famous munmmified monk, Loung Pordaeng who died 20 Hainan Temple years ago A Chinese temple that was first built in 1862 and is found at the center of Nathon Laem Sor Pagoda Its golden hue blends well with the blue sky to make stunning scenery NATURE Snake Farm see the most dangerous snakes in Asia stirred by professional snake wranglers Sts Hin Ta and Hin Yai Ang Thong National Marine Park Lamai Beach's natural geological formations also known as the Grandpa Where you can find towering mountains of limestone, white sand beaches, thing jungles, and Grandma rocks which resembles male and female genitalia respectively mangroves, coves and even lakes DINE NIGHT LIFE & ENTERTAINMENT H Bistro Fine dining known for the wine it serves as Soi Green Mango A large cavernous club that entertains partygoers until early morning well as its French cuisine Barracuda Reasonably priced fine dining experience Tesco and Big C Houses a number of karaoke booths where you could just sing, howl or scream the night away The Budoir The décor of the restaurant is a little contrasting to the cuisine as it is mostly in Turkish style décor with elegant silk and a number of cushions to keep you comfy Cultural Dance Performances A Show that explores the history of Thailand Cabaret Shows Thailand's notorious glittering lady boys The Tree Tops One of Koh Samui's most established restaurants and true to its name since guests would be able to experience fine dining on a tree house http://www.kosamui.com http://www.phuketgazette.net VN DREAMS YOU CAN LIVE IN THAILAND HOLIDAY HOMES http://www.samuiholiday.com/nightlife.html http://thailandholiday.org.uk/guide/koh-samui http://www.kohsamuisunset.com/koh-samui-tourism-statistics www.thailandholidayhomes.com http://www.landforsalekohsamui.com/Why-invest-in-Thailand-Koh-Samui.html http://en.rocketnews24.com/2015/01/16/why-is-japan-such-an-unpopular-tourist-destination