Wat Plai Laem (Koh Samui)

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Wat Plai Laem, also known as "Wat Laem Suwannaram," is a renowned and exceptionally beautiful temple on Koh Samui, Surat Thani Province. The temple's distinctive feature is its harmonious blend of Thai and Chinese architecture, with a prominent sacred object situated in the middle of a large pond, giving the temple a mystical and enchanting atmosphere.
Don't-miss Highlights
Thousand-Handed Guanyin: This large, 18-meter-tall, white Guanyin statue with 18 arms stands majestically in the middle of the pond, representing compassion and kindness.
Phra Sangkachai: This large, blissful and joyful statue of Phra Sangkachai is believed to bring abundance and prosperity.
Phra Ubosot Klang Nam: This beautiful white temple sits atop a large pink lotus pedestal in the middle of the pond, making it appear as if it's floating on the surface. It's a beautiful and tranquil spot.
Fish Feeding: The pond surrounding the temple is home to a large number of fish, including carps and freshwater fish. Visitors can purchase fish food from vending machines to make merit and enjoy feeding the fish.
More Information and Tips
Location: Wat Plai Laem is located in the northeastern part of Koh Samui. Not far from the Big Buddha Temple and the fishing village.
Admission: Free, but donations are welcome.
Best time to visit: Visit early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the heat and enjoy a peaceful visit.
Dress Code: As this is a sacred site, dress modestly, such as sleeveless shirts and pants or skirts that cover the knees.

Post by กินเที่ยวเปรี้ยวทีน | Aug 16, 2025