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Magic Buddha Garden (Thailand)Newest Review: ... When he died he was buried behind the formation of statues in the garden. ****Magic Buddha Garden**** The locals call it Uncle Nimm's Magic garden, it is full of mythical creatures and Buddha's all made of concrete, set in a lush valley with a superb waterfall running right through the middle of it. There is a small house in the garden with two rooms one on each floor, the statues in ... more |
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by - written on 07/11/08 (Very useful, 431 readings)
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****Introduction**** During a recent trip to Thailand I decided to visit the popular Island of Ko Samui for a few days, I think it was something that I read about it being the Island of coconuts that attracted me and of course it is known for its beautiful beaches. It is about 700km South of Bangkok and the flight took about one hour twenty minutes. I spent most of my time lazing on the beach but on my last day I booked a jungle tour to take me up into the hills one particular place that we visited was the Magic Buddha Garden. ****History***** This Buddhist grotto was built by a fruit farmer called Nae Nim ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/01/08 (Very useful, 94 readings)
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Myself and my girlfriend visited the Magic Buddha Garden whilst in Thailand on October 2007. We visited this attraction as fair of a Jungle Tour, where we visited several attractions in one day while travelling round the island and we paid £20 each for this trip which we thought was very reasonable. Some of the roads you need to travel on to get to this attraction are very bumpy so I would assume that you will need to hire a 4 x 4 vehicle if you are wishing to travel here without a tour. This attraction is marked on all the tourist maps so it would be easy to find. Inside The Garden The Buddha Garden is set within a valley and inside you will ... Read the complete review
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