Koh Samui is an idyllic holiday destination. It is adorned with scenic appeal in every inch of its land. Rolling waves, white sandy beaches fringed with coconut palms, acres of paddy, lush green hills and of course the breathtaking waterfalls are some of the island’s many wonders. There is something about the here waterfalls that can literally transport you to another universe. Perhaps it is the gushing water cascading down several metres or its roaring sounds mingled with the chirping birds that can completely ease your mind; whatever the reason, the waterfalls of Samui are magical and are worth seeing for all those visiting here.
The most popular waterfall in Koh Samui is the famous Namuang. It is located in close proximity to Ba Thurian and is the largest waterfall in the island. It is also without doubt the most impressive. Namuang is actually made up of two separate waterfalls; one is enormous and drops off 80 metres and the other is much smaller at a height of just 20 metres. The 20 metre fall is more popularly known for its pool which is actually excellent for swimming. The falls have both a majestic and a scenic appearance and are the most visited waterfalls in the island.
For those of you who enjoy the sound of nature and the unique ambience of a jungle, head over to the Hin Lad Waterfall. This site is surrounded by some massive trees which make it quite an interesting place to visit. There is a 2 km path that leads up to the site adorned by rich flora and fauna. This really is a must see for the nature lover. Then there is the Samui Hin waterfall way up in the highlands. This is a very secluded falls that makes a perfect area for picnicking.
While holidaying in Koh Samui, stay at Anantara Lawana Koh Samui Resort & Spa. This Koh Samui resort offers luxurious accommodation and is an ideal starting point to your adventures.
Umanga Kahandawaarachchi is a passionate travel writer who writes under the pen name, Maggie Tulliver. Her field of writing covers a wide array of content and articles related to travel and hospitality industry. Google+
