The First Art Gallery in Koh Samui, founded in 1987. For over 25 years, they have been guiding, training, and managing all manner of Thai artists, projecting their talents into the international market. Their philosophy is: “A Masterpiece that could be yours.”

Samui Art Gallery is an oil painting gallery based on Koh Samui. We offer 100{2a65e9b9abfc1a99583a5e6c307e20fbed74fcccec9ffdd60817c1e81b6bcc62} handmade reproduction of world’s famous masterpieces, original paintings which originally create by thai master artists, pop art, contemporary, modern, etc. to suit everyone’s taste and style. Each and every piece of painting is handmade by experienced and talented artist who specializes in particular art style as its original painter.

Hin Ta and Hin Yai, some fascinating rock formations on Koh Samui’s south coast, have been a source of mirth and wonder on the island since they were discovered by the locals many years ago. Art often imitates Nature, but less common is Nature imitating Art, especially the Art of the Ribald. But in Thailand anything is possible and these rocks, known as Grandpa (Ta) and Grandma (Yai), look, respectively, like male and female genitalia.

Wat Plai Laem is a Buddhist temple on the resort island of Ko Samui, Thailand. Like the nearby Wat Phra Yai, or Big Buddha Temple, it is a modern temple created in recent times. Its main statue is not of Gautama Buddha but of Guanyin, the “goddess” of compassion and mercy. The statue is in Chinese style, with 18 arms, and though open-air located within an elaborate ubusot is on a platform-pavilion surrounded by the temple lake.

The Laem Sor Pagoda sits right at the end of the somewhat rocky beach of Bang Kao. The pagoda has a golden glowing appearance, especially in the sunlight, when the contrast with the blue waters of the ocean make for some beautiful images. Actually, the pagoda is not gold but built from yellow colored tiles that make it look golden from a distance. The entrance to the pagoda is guarded by two large very colorful yaks, which means giant, standing in front of the pagoda, each holding a large sword. Behind the yaks in the pagoda stands a golden colored Buddha image