The easiest and most convenient way to see all the important attractions of Samui in one day.<br> <br> The Temple Of "Big Buddha»<br> The first stop of your trip will be the most famous attraction of Koh Samui - the temple of "big Buddha". It is a stately statue of Buddha twelve meters tall. He sits in a Lotus position that reflects mental peace and contact with spiritual forces. For the locals, this is the most sacred and revered place, which has a deeply religious meaning. They come here on weekends to be cleansed of sin. It is believed that Samui is under the protection of big Buddha. This statue can rightly be considered the soul and heart of the island.<br> <br> The observation deck of the temple " Eight Buddhas»<br> Next, you will find a real tropical Safari 4×4. Through the dense jungle of the island you will get to the top of the highest viewpoint — 605 meters above sea level. Before you open a stunning view of the island from a bird's eye view.<br> <br> Lunch<br> After a trip through the jungle, the restaurant offers a buffet of Thai cuisine, fresh fruit and refreshing drinks. <br> <br> The biggest waterfall on Koh Samui<br> After eating, you will go to the highest waterfall on the island of Koh Samui. Its height is more than 80 m. the amount of water in the waterfall depends on the season, but it never dries up. At the foot of the waterfall you will find natural oases with cool water, where you can freshen up on a hot day. In this crystal water live fish Garra rufa, who skillfully make pilling for your feet. <br> <br> Namuang Safari Park<br> The next point of your route will be "Namuang Safari Park". Here you can watch the show of elephants, monkeys, collecting coconuts, crocodile show, and ride elephants through the tropical jungle.<br> <br> Mummified monk<br> Next you will visit the Buddhist monastery of Wat Kunaram with a mummified monk whose name is Luang Pho Daeng. At the age of 20, he became a monk. Spiritual practice for Luang Pho Daeng has become the main way of understanding the truth and the way to enlightenment. The last years of his life he preached and taught young monks. Two months before his death, at the age of 79, the elder told the novices the exact date of his departure and predicted mummification. After his death, he ordered to be placed in a glass sarcophagus for public viewing as an example that would inspire new and new people to follow Buddhist teachings.<br> The last seven days before the predicted date, Luang Pho Daeng stopped talking and gave up food and water, completely immersed in meditation. On may 6, 1976, he died in the same position he is in now. Without any treatment, the body of the monk was mummified immediately after his death and since then time has no power over him. Over the past 30 years, it has not changed. The dried skin and flesh of Luang Pho Daeng does not decompose, despite the fact that the leaking glass crypt practically does not protect the remains from the hot and humid tropical climate.<br> Wat Kunaram temple is a Shrine for the indigenous population of the island and for the whole of Thailand. Luang Pho Daeng is a symbol of the spirit's victory over the flesh, proof of the great power of meditation and Buddhist teaching.<br> In the same Church, the incumbent monk can tie you rope the sacred SAI sin on luck.<br> <br> <br> The stones "Grandma and Grandpa»<br> The last stop of your exciting adventure will be a visit to one of the most famous attractions of the island - the stones "Grandparents". A local legend says: a long time ago an elderly couple had a son. When he grew up, he could not find a bride, and the good grandmother and grandfather sailed on a boat in search of a narrowed. They were caught in a storm and their bodies washed up here on the shore, and then they turned into stones. And they were named after an elderly couple - " Grandparents."<br> There is a belief that if you make a wish for the birth of a child near these stones, it will come true. Many couples from all over the world come here for this! <br> There is also a local market with Souvenirs and delicacies.<br>