Museums
Suratthani
Chulachomklao Royal Military Academy Stone Garden
Religious ceremonial places in Koh Tao Subdistrict
Tarutao National Park
Is a beautiful and ecologically diverse national park located in Satun Province, Thailand, on the Andaman Sea coast. It is one of Thailand's oldest national parks and includes a group of islands as well as a variety of habitats ranging from tropical forests to coral reefs.
The Charcoal Kiln Museum
Is located on Koh Tao, Thailand. This museum is dedicated to the traditional method of charcoal production, which was historically an important part of the island's economy.
John-Suwan Viewpoint
Is one of the most famous viewpoints on Koh Tao, Thailand. It offers spectacular panoramic views of the island, including its beaches, bays, and crystal-clear waters. The viewpoint is named after a person named John Suwan, who is believed to have played a role in developing the site.
Koh Nang Yuan Viewpoint
Is a popular scenic spot on Koh Nang Yuan, a small island located just off the coast of Koh Tao in Thailand. The viewpoint offers breathtaking panoramic views of the island's famous sandbar connecting the two smaller islands to the main one, as well as stunning views of the surrounding turquoise waters and coral reefs.
The Thai Island and Sea Natural History Museum
The Natural History Museum features exhibits divided into sections about the sea, plants, and animals, and also includes a cafe
Coconut House
Gift and Specialty Shop
KoKo Gallery
Is a hub for art enthusiasts, designers, and cultural explorers, showcasing the island's artistic spirit through exhibitions, workshops, and curated collections. It bridges traditional Thai art with contemporary design trends, making it a must-visit destination for inspiration and appreciation.
Dusit Deva: Samui Cultural Arts and Southeast Asian Handicrafts Center
Is a cultural and artistic hub dedicated to promoting and preserving the arts, crafts, and traditions of Southeast Asia, with a particular focus on Koh Samui and Thailand. This center offers a wide range of highlights, including:
Fish Stone Museum
It is a popular stop for those visiting Surat Thani, especially for those interested in learning about the prehistoric creatures that lived in the waters of Thailand's southern region.
Wat Sai Museum
It is a small museum within Wat Sai, a Buddhist temple in the city, which showcases various cultural and historical artifacts related to the region’s heritage and Buddhist traditions.
Phun Phin Geology Museum
This museum is dedicated to the study of geology and the natural history of the region. It showcases a variety of geological specimens, including fossils, rocks, and minerals, with a focus on the local area's geological features.
Chaiya National Museum, Suratthani, Thailand
The Chaiya National Museum, located in Suratthani, Thailand, is a treasure trove of historical and cultural artifacts, providing deep insights into the rich heritage of the Chaiya region. Renowned for its extensive collection of artifacts from the Srivijaya period, the museum is a must-visit for history enthusiasts and cultural explorers. Its significance lies in its role as a preserver of ancient Thai history, making it a unique and educational destination.