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Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the Fisherman's Village Night Market every Friday, Sunday and Monday. This bustling event transforms the quaint town of Bophut, filling its streets with a colorful array of stalls. From unique souvenirs and fashion to local crafts and tasty treats, it's a shopper's paradise, offering a slice of Koh Samui's lively market scene.

The Big Buddha Temple sits on a small rocky island off Koh Samui’s northeastern corner. Known locally as Wat Phra Yai, its golden, 12-metre-tall seated Buddha statue is one of the island’s most popular attractions. Set on Koh Faan, the temple is reached by a causeway that connects it to the main island. The Big Buddha, which can be seen at a distance of several kilometres, is often the first landmark people see when arriving in Koh Samui by air.

Grandfather and Grandmother Rocks, known locally as Hin Ta and Hin Yai, are unique rock formations that draw smiles and crowds for their uncanny resemblance to male and female anatomy. Tourists from near and far flock to take photos with these natural wonders, making them a quirky and memorable stop on Koh Samui's scenic coastline.