Dusit Dheva Cultural Center

Currently in need of care and restoration but fascinating. A small site packed with statues, carvings and some buildings. The government should help the owner restore some parts, but actually I love the decay as it makes the place real, and not a Disneyland park like some other temples.

I used to come here before Covid and it was so beautiful and perfect. Hopefully the owner of the place can take better care of it. But it's still beautiful. There are lots of places to take photos, you should go.

Great place to spend about half hour imagine that you are a part of Indiana Jones / Tomb Raider movie and the sounds of the forest only add to the experience 🐍

Great place to have a walk, you feel like you play some role in an ancient movie walking around this jungle garden. The place is abandoned but it is even better as you feel very real. Highly reccomend.

This is mazing place. I can call it as UNIQUE place for this island and for Koh Samui for sure. I love this place. I’m professional photographer on Koh Samui. This is one of my favorite spots for photo shooting. Each time I found there small spots around of whole area and always my clients very happy to take pictures there! Highly recommend to visit!

Great quiet place to make some unique pictures

Samui Cultural Center is in a secluded part of the island, the statues are timeless. When you step foot inside it’s surroundings are enchanting, great for dramatic photos & fun for a family adventure.

Very scenic place. Not many people. Entrance fee 120 thb.

Great place lots of interesting things about the fee for Thai citizens only 50bath for nonThai 100bath but our nonThai member had a work permit got in for 50bath. Well worth a visit if you are in the area.

Very interesting and makes for some great photos

This is a great little place to stop and have a walk around. It's only 120 Thb to enter which goes towards upkeep of the grounds. The staff are very friendly and gave us a free welcome drink, bug spray to use as it had been raining, and bread to feed the peacocks. There are many beautiful statues and shrines to look at. So glad we stopped by!

Facinating location with a lot of art and sculptures in a jungle setting .

It's a private place, not government funded, of a statue builder. He created this place with replicas of statuses from many countries and used building techniques that made the statuses look older than they actually are. Couples come here to take wedding photographs, and there was even a TV show filmed in this place.
Deep inside there's a little cabin with costumes you can wear and have your pictures taken.

Picturesque and mysterious place! It was built by an incredible guy in his twentie, who,regardless opinions of everybody around, spent his time and money on creating this beautiful place, driven by passion towards Asian arts. Here you can see a combination of Cambodian, Burmese and Thai arts. Great for making photos, getting yourself into local atmosphere and culture. You can also get dressed in local dresses for extra payment inside. Highly recommend to visit!

When we arrived we were greeted with some blue juice and white bread. I had no idea what it was for so I dipped the bread in the blue juice and everyone laughed. Then we went inside and the entrance was really nice, kind of reminded me of Bali. The rest of it was the worst and most hilarious thing I have ever experienced. Be ready for a laugh and dont forget to dip the bread in the blue juice.. but save some for the peacocks!

Nice and almost lost place. Figures, Statues and small Buildings in a jungle scenery.

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Perfect place to find some silence or inspiration. Maybe good to work on laptop too, I'll try that one day.

Very nice also during rain : you will be able to borrow umbrellas