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Samui, paradisiac island of the south of Thailand |
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| Ko Samui is
in the image of the rest of the
Kingdom. Mainly Buddhists, the
very relaxed inhabitants live
at a calm pace. |
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Samui approximately counts 35.000 Thai, mainly
Buddhists with a minority of Moslems, especially
concentrated in the village of Hua Thanon
and near Nathon. There is also a small population
of Chinese.
The life in Samui is relaxing, Thai are passive
and very patient people. The visitors directly
feel at ease. The smile is an universal language
which assists communication whatever the language
spoken, even if sometimes it is not easy to
understand each other. On the other hand,
in the hotels, there is always staff which
will be able to inform you in English and
sometimes even with some words of French!
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visite
chez grand-mère... 
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journée
sur l’île
de
Ko Kret
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Hin, la doyenne des stations balnéaires
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Pa-in
et son
Palais d'été royal
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à
Ancient City,
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Boran
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Erawan
Falls in
the national
park
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Samui,
paradisiac
island of the
south
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and relaxation
in Ko Samet
island
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a son idée sur cette atypique Phatthaya
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Chang, l'île calme aux charmes sauvages
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