Mummified Monk


	Wat Khun Aram Tempel

	Mummified Monk

The body of Samui's most famous mummified monk, Loung Pordaeng, is on display here in a specially constructed building. When he died more than 20 years ago, he was sitting in a meditation position. He is still in that same position and his body shows few signs of any major decay. Wat Khunaram is on the 4169 ring-road between the Na Muang waterfalls and Hua Thanon.



		Loung Pordaeng



			Monk in Vitrine

				Buddha Statue


	Hin Ta Hin Yai


	Located about 1 km south of Lamai, there are two famous granite stones that stand out amongst the numerous outcrops dotted along Samuis Coast Line. The exotic shaped rocks are called Hin Ta Hin Yai - rock sof the grandmother and grandfather and remind you on parts of the human body. It s said, that are the origin of the “Mui people”


	Wat Sila Ngu Tempel Here is located the “Golden Pagoda”. The Samui people say, inside of the Tempel there is a relic of Lord Budda. The Golden Chedi of the Snake Pagoda opposite to the temple entrance is a popular place for praying to Buddha.



				Singing disc