Ko Samui thirty years ago
The island Samui (Thai: เกาะสมุย) in the gulf of Thailand is a clear example how a paradise change into a nasty tourist stronghold. It changed from one of my favorites targets in to the most disliked one. Samui has changes into a center of overcharging every oncoming tripper.
In February 1981 I spent my honeymoon with my wife after our wedding party with 600 guests. We escaped this giant festival …
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08 Jul 2009
Our cottage at Mae Nam Beach
It was the first resort in construction, we hired this hut for 30 Baht, incl. shower and wc room and electricity from a generator.
08 Jul 2009
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Inside our simple hut at Mae Nam Beach
My wife Salama inside our cottage (30 Baht per day that time)
08 Jul 2009
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Big Buddha at Koh Farn by Samui 1981
The island is a premise of a monastery connected by a simple causeway.
Now at the present the island is connected by second one and overcrowded with sightseers.
This temple is home to Big Buddha, Samui’s most famous landmark. A majority of visitors at some point during their holiday come to marvel at the sheer size and beauty of this remarkable statue. Visible from several kilometers away, even from the air when approaching or leaving the island, the 12-meter tall golden image stands proudly. It is especially impressive when lit up at night. At the base of the structure, shops and restaurants cater to the needs of devotees and tourists alike. Wat Phra Yai lies in Samui’s northeast, on route 4171 near the airport.
02 Aug 2009
Aloha Beach Resort Lamai
Our second stay on Koh Samui that time. This resort still exist and got much more exclusive. Peices 1981 50 Baht with shower room, 30 Baht simple hut without electricity. Electricity generator cut 11.00 pm every night.
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