Ko Samui Thailand

The south of Thailand is a melting pot of Buddhists, Thai Chinese, Muslims and traditional seafaring gypsies. Ko Samui does not seem to suffer from the religious tensions in communities along the southern border of Thailand, and in general the locals live in harmony. Outside of the tourist areas, the Thai language is spoken with a thick Southern dialect which can be difficult even for northern Thais to understand. Big Buddha Temple Big Buddha Temple Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Monk Ko Samui Ko Samui 18-armed Buddhist avatar of Mercy Plia Laem Temple Plia Laem Temple 18-armed Buddhist Plia Laem Temple Plia Laem Temple Plia Laem Temple Plia Laem Temple Ko Samui Ko Samui Big Buddha Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui Ko Samui comment | share Type your message and click Add Comment It is best to login or register first but you may post as a guest. Enter an optional name and contact email address. Name Name Email help private comment Type your message and click Add Comment It is best to login or register first but you may post as a guest. Enter an optional name and contact email address. Name Name Email help private comment click on thumbnails for full image