Chawan Beach, Koh Samui

As the three major islands in Thailand, Koh Samui has not only beautiful marine ecology and mangrove ecology, but also changeable highway scenery, such as waterfalls and jungles. Of course, all kinds of western-style catering, motorcycle rental and other industries brought by Europeans can make newcomers who like self-help travel have colorful honeymoon trips.

Chavan Beach: The coastline of Koh Samui is a pleasant beach. Because it is the longest and the earliest developed beach, it is also the most lively beach in Koh Samui. The most popular activity in the whole beach is comfortable sunbathing or cheap Thai style. The nearby shopping street is also the busiest street in Koh Samui, with tropical bars everywhere, which is a place that newcomers who like nightlife can't miss.

Grandpa Stone: Newcomers who come to Koh Samui generally say that they must go to this scenic spot, which is actually not bad. Many people who come here for their honeymoon will blush when they see these strange stones. Grandfather Amar Stone is actually the shape of two male and female genitals. The similarity is absolutely amazing. It is said on the island that you will get pregnant after pious worship here, so it is better to come here for your honeymoon.

Rural fishing port: Koh Samui people make a living by planting coconuts and fishing. When they come here, they must visit the places where the local people live. In rural areas, monkeys trained by villagers can be seen climbing tall coconut trees to pick coconuts. Coconut, which can be seen everywhere, is also the coolest and annealed drink in the area. Tourists are often seen holding a cup of coconut milk, but you can't miss it. The fishing port has the freshest fish goods every day. Those who like early adopters may wish to make a deal with the locals in the fishing port. There are always good and cheap surprises. Maybe today's dinner will be the freshest seafood!

(Excerpted from: Wedding Dress, Wedding Photography, Taipei Wedding Photography Teaching Network)

References: 1 Huang Ruiyun 1994 Study on the consumption behavior of wedding photography of Kaohsiung citizens, 2 master's theses of Sun Yat-sen University's Institute of Enterprise Management 1992 Study on the consumption behavior and potential consumption behavior of wedding photography in Taichung, Master's Thesis of Providence University's Institute of Management Science 3 Fu Huaihui 2004 Study on the lifestyle and consumption behavior of wedding photography consumers, Far East Journal.