Secret Buddha Garden Review

Tan Nim Meiji Garden or Tan Nim Waterfall Khao Pom Khao, the highest in Koh Samui.

For anyone, this Buddha garden is beautiful. Tickets cost only 80 baht and there is a small convenience store and coffee shop next to the door. When you pass through the jungle park with stone carvings, you will come to a stream, the starting point of the stream has a small waterfall, this place feels very different. The water flow here is very distinctive, and the garden is very quiet and harmonious. You can hear the flow of water, you can hear the rustling of leaves, the environment is really quiet. Come here, come here to harvest peace and quiet. The most impressive thing here is the sculpture on the stone, which seemed to enjoy its green garden. It was not only lush but also beautiful.

Free - no strings attached! The temple with Buddha is perfect and beautiful - Gold shines everywhere! The scenery is also amazing. This is a quiet place, worth stopping. The Buddha is still a famous scenic spot in Sumei, which is a landmark.

The secret Buddha garden is hidden in the mountains of Koh Samui. There are statues, temples, streams, waterfalls and abandoned houses, and old balconies covered with green moss, giving people unlimited reverie.

The Secret Buddhist Garden is located at the top of Tar Nim Falls. The road to the Garden is very rugged. Generally, domestic tourists recommend to report to the local one-day tour team. After arriving at the Garden, they will change the four-wheel drive to the mountain. Only experienced local drivers can drive the car. This Buddhist garden hidden in the deep mountains is quiet and secluded, giving people unlimited reverie. There are statues, temples, streams, waterfalls, abandoned houses, old mossy balconies and so on. This is a very mysterious place, along the path into the valley, rippling water on both sides of the very old statues and low buildings. Under the shade of tall and dense vegetation, it adds a bit of mystery. The scenic spot is not big. Each Buddha statue has its own meaning and story behind it. However, without the explanation of Chinese tour guides and the introduction of stone carvings, we can only have a simple tour.