Although smaller than it's neighbour Koh Samui, Koh Phangan is now getting as popular as it's famous neighbour.

Each of Koh Phangan's beaches offer a different experience, from peace and tranquility of Thong Nai Pan to the all-action Had Rin. more >>>

Than Sadet Waterfall
Between Ban Tai and Thong Nai Pan Beach, a trail leads down to this waterfall. King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) was a frequent visitor here, thus giving the waterfall his "Royal Approval".

Along the river are his engraved initials in several stones, sacred sites to the local people. In the 60's the current King Bhumipol (Rama IX) added his own initials to a stone.

Kuan Yin Shrine
Stunning Chinese temple, high in the hills overlooking Chaloklum Bay. A statue of Kuan Yin, Goddess of Mercy, is in the high building.

Wat Kow Tham
Every month, this beautiful old temple is a pilgrimage site for people from all over the world who come to meditate for 10 days. Known as the "Meditation Retreat", from the top of the hill you can get stunning views of the island.

Full Moon Party
Despite the general relaxing mood around Koh Phangan, once a month, ten's of thousands of party animals flock to the island for the world famous Full Moon Party.

This is the world's best known beach party with international DJ's from across the globe lining up to have the honour of playing. Located at Had Rin at the south east tip of the island, the party continues to grow in popularity. You have to see it to believe it!

For the ultimate guide to the Full Moon Party:
http://www.fullmoonparty-thailand.com

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