Travel Guide to Koh Samui, Thailand
Scenic spot introduction:
Koh Samui is the third largest island in Thailand, located in the Gulf of Thailand, covering an area of 247 square kilometers and surrounded by 80 mostly uninhabited islands. The island’s clean, narrow white sand beaches are everyone’s dream of a tropical island wonderland.Attractions distribution:
There are many beaches on Koh Samui, with clear water and white sand everywhere, and charming scenery. Compared with Phuket, which has a more mature tourism industry, Koh Samui retains a more natural and simple atmosphere. Although there are now more than a dozen flights connecting to Bangkok, Phuket, Singapore and other places every day, and there are also large passenger ships traveling between them, Samui still retains an original flavor independent of the city.Scenic spot features:
Sightseeing, vacation, entertainment, diving, seasideTransportation
Scenic spot location:
Asia>Thailand>Samui City
How to get there:
There are flights to Koh Samui from Bangkok and Phuket. There are five ferry terminals of varying sizes on Koh Samui, which are bound for other surrounding islands and Surat Thani. They are located on the west and north coast of Koh Samui. The largest of them is Nathon Pier located in Nathon Town. The island has convenient transportation. The ring road surrounds the coastline and connects the beaches from the city center (Nadong). It is cheap and fast to take a taxi (Suntao) converted from a small cargo truck to travel around the island.
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Tickets
Ticket prices for Koh Samui:
Animal show: 150 baht.
Snake Park: Adults: 150 Baht; Children: 100 Baht.
Scenic area opening hours:
Animal Showground: There are three performances every day, at 10:00, 12:00 and 16:00.
Crocodile Farm: 8:30~18:00.
Snake Garden: 8:00~17:00.
Travel Tips
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travelling guideline:
At night, while driving a motorcycle around the island, you can browse the various small shops on the street at any time, taste local snacks such as fried coconut balls and date palm balls made by "roadside stalls", and eat live cooking at food stalls. seafood, or park your car and have a drink at the open-air bar. You can also go to the local central gymnasium to watch a boxing match.
Best time to visit:
February to April every year
Shopping recommendations:
Most of the markets and shops are concentrated in Nathon, Chaweng Beach and Lamai Beach. The products sold are mainly handicrafts, souvenirs, Thai silk and products, wood carvings, silverware, and jewelry. , clothing, shoes, hats and travel products.
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