This vibrant Buddhist temple features a striking 18-arm statue of Guanyin, the Goddess of Mercy. Surrounded by a tranquil lake filled with fish, it showcases centuries-old Chinese-Thai artistry and remains an active place of daily worship and devotion.

One of the island’s most iconic landmarks, this temple is crowned by a 15-metre golden Buddha overlooking the coastline. Built in 1972, the elevated platform is lined with large prayer bells and offers panoramic views, especially striking at sunset.

Set atop a lush green hill near the airport, this peaceful temple resembles a golden bell rising above the island. A short uphill walk rewards visitors with panoramic 360-degree views from coastline to interior, making it especially breathtaking at sunset.

Once a traditional fishing community, this charming seaside village is now known for its wooden shopfronts, boutique stores and vibrant night market. Stroll along the beachfront promenade to discover local cuisine, cafés and a lively atmosphere blending heritage with island charm.

These two unusual rock formations, located a few kilometres southwest of Lamai, have been shaped over centuries by sea, wind and rain into forms resembling male and female figures. Steeped in local legend, they are linked to a tale of two lovers whose tragic story lives on in island tradition.

Among the island’s most beautiful natural attractions, these twin waterfalls cascade over striking purple-hued rocks. A natural rock staircase leads to a refreshing pool below, while a short uphill walk reveals an even more dramatic second cascade, perfect for a cooling escape.