Koh Samui Jungle Safari Tour

Visit this temple which is over 100 years old and Chinese Lady Monk (Jao Mae Kuan Imm), see the large Buddha statue placed in the middle of a pond full of fish. Enjoy both the beauty of the temple and understand more about the Buddhist religion and those people who come to attend meditation courses. Visitors can feed the fish by donation.

Samui's most famous landmark where placed on a small island, the golden Buddha is 12 meters height placed on the top of 73 steps. You can reach by walking up the steps for paying respect and the spectacular view.

The standing buddha on the top mountain situated 650m above the sea level with a 360 degrees stunning view of the whole island, take a deep fresh air and you will see the small islands surrounded from up here.

Secret Buddha garden ,also known as Heaven's Garden or Magic Garden, is in the hills surrounded with a waterfall and stream flowing through. You will see the collection of statues: Angle, Humans and animals in various poses among jungle surrounds. (30 minutes)
- Rubber Plantation // The one career of most people who live in the south of Thailand is Rubber Plantation. You will see the local tradition how people get latex from rubber trees.(20 minutes)
-Coconut Plantation // is another old tradition of Koh Samui. Long time ago, there are many coconut trees on the island. When the people talk about coconut tree and monkey, they always thinking of Koh Samui, that why Thai people use the coconut tree as a symbol of Koh Samui. At there, you will see the way of life of the old generation live for. (20 minutes)
- View point 650 meters above sea level / Walking Buddha -- catch sight of a great view on the sea and on the beautiful coast of the island. Moreover, you can prove to see how the wonderful panoramic viewpoints from the top of the island they are. (1.30 Hrs. with lunch time)

Na Muang Waterfalls are set in lush jungle surrounds, easily accessible. Relaxing and swimming into a pretty natural pool among purple shade of their rock faces.

The Guan-Yu Shrine is the most recent addition to the island's sightseeing destination. Beginning of Chinese-Hainan in Koh Samui, Guan Yu constructs with 16 meter height bronze statue, the biggest in Thailand. The Shrine is a celebration of Chinese heritage and is dedicated to Guan Yu, a legendary warrior who died almost 2,000 years ago.

There are two famous granite rocks which shaped like female and male genitalia, creating a lot of humorous interest from Tourists. This unusual and titillating sight has, naturally, given rise to a legend explaining how the rocks came into being.