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Wat Plai Laem

Two amazing temples and the massive statues of the 18 armed Kuan Yin (Guan Yin) and Happy Buddha. ...more »

Location: Big Buddha Beach
Type: Temples

Pagoda Laem Sor

At the most southwestern tip of Samui, Pagoda Laem Sor is one of the most peaceful, picturesque spots on the island. ...more »

Location: Thong Tanote Beach
Type: Temples

Wat Samret

Off the beaten path, a temple with something a little different. ...more »

Location: Ban Tha Po
Type: Temples

A beautiful Golden Chedi situated on the shores between Lamai and Hua Thanon. This Wat is known for housing an actual Buddha relic, it soon will be famous for a stunning piece of architecture. ...more »

Location: Hua Thanon
Type: Temples

Wat Phra Yai (Big Buddha)

To witness this magnificent statue as you approach your landing at Samui International Airport, ensure you book a window seat on the left hand side of the plane ...more »

Location: Big Buddha Beach
Type: Temples

Wat Praderm

One for the temple buffs and those interested in Samui Buddhist heritage. ...more »

Location: Ban Thurian
Type: Temples

Wat Kiri Wongkaram

Life in Baan Taling Ngam centres on this local temple. It has rustic beauty, charm and is also home to Samui’s "other" mummified monk Luang Por Ruam. ...more »

Location: Taling Ngam
Type: The Virgin Coast

Buddha's Footprint

Built over 300 years ago, Buddha's Footprint has significant cultural and heritage value for Samui. ...more »

Location: Bang Kao
Type: Temples

Khao Chedi

Amazing views, sunsets, sunrises, unique statues, and apparently a piece of Siddhartha Gautama's (Buddha) bone set in the foundation of the temple. ...more »

Location: Thong Tanote Beach
Type: Temples

Wat Khunaram - Mummified Monk

The Mummified Monk, he's definitely worth a look ...more »

Location: Ban Thurian
Type: Temples

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Our Local Experts say:

For such a small island, Samui does have many Temples. Some have wonderful architecture, others have great viewpoints or holy relics and scriptures. All have a wonderful sense of tranquility, a nice change of pace from the tourist hub atmosphere.

We highly recommend taking some time out to visit a few Temples while here on Samui. If you venture a little further afield than island tour temple sites, you'll find some lovely examples off the beaten tourist path. Here you really get to feel what a authentic Samui temple is about. We've made a substantial list for you to choose from.