Places of Special Interest

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      Chong Khao Khad

    Experience the wonderful views from Khao Khad Bay Observation Point. Sit on the seat of Kings and enjoy the sight of the sun sinking slowly into the distant horizon from the pavilion built over 100 years ago by King Rama V while sipping a chilled fruit shake.

    The pavilion is situated on the western cliffs of the island and has a romantic atmosphere rarely found in today’s hectic world.

      Wat Tham Yai Prik

    Ever thought about meditation? Why not experience the pleasure of the Dharmic study centre in the mountain temple of Wat Tham Yai Prik. As well as relaxing here you can also enjoy panoramic views of the entire island.

      Haad Tham Phang

    Enjoy swimming in this beautiful curved bay. The white-sand beach is ideal for relaxing, swimming or snorkeling. Just to the north of the bay are the unusual cliff formations of Laam Chakapong, a perfect spot for fishing or for simply watching the sunset.

      Saan Chao Pho Kao Yai

    This Chinese Buddhist temple has to be one of the most interesting in Thailand. This temple has to be seen to be believed as it is built into a natural limestone cave and contains a very unusual statue of the Buddha.

    It is situated on a hilltop at Kao Kayasira that overlooks the island and the sea.

    The celebrations for the Chinese New Year are one of the highlights at the temple with both Thai and Chinese people participating in a celebration of life.

      Phra Judhadhut Palace

    Rama V built this palace as a holiday resort for the Royal family. It is situated in beautifully landscaped, terraced gardens containing ponds, streams, fountains, caves and cliffs. It is located on the south side of the island.

      Wat Asdangnimitra Temple.

    This Temple was designed in the Sri-Lanka style and is located in the same area as the Judhadhut palace. The temple also boasts an ancient Bodi tree that was brought from Buddhagaya in India. The temple is built on a hilltop overlooking the Palace and the sea and it offers truly wonderful views of the surrounding area.

      Buddha’s Footprint

    The Buddha’s Footprint is located on the northern hill close to Saan Chao Pho Khao Yai. King Rama V had the footprint made from a sacred stone imported specially from Buddhagaya in India. The area also contains relics of The Buddha.

     It is a perfect viewpoint from which to watch the sunrise or to enjoy the panoramic sea views,
including Ko Kham Yai.

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