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Nature
The original shape of the land has been
preserved as much as possible. Ancient coconut trees (over
60 years old) were kept to maintain the authenticity of
the location. Many trees are incorporated within the design
of the Hotel. The expansive and uncluttered garden is
representative of the simplicity of life one finds when
one is open to it. It brings a feeling of peacefulness
and serenity that luxuriant vegetation may not express
so effectively. Placed throughout the Hotel’s garden and
walkways are numerous bonsai trees, a parallel to the
Thai service where each Guest is taken into personal consideration,
with care. On a calm clear night with no rain, you may
enjoy counting little rabbits admiring the yellow full
moon. The moon represents a coveted person. The rabbits
are those who crave for this person's heart in vain. This
is the kind of broken-heart phenomenon which may occur
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Media
The architect has decided to use simple
raw materials for the construction and decoration of the
Hotel.Many local craftworks have been used in this process.This
concept creates a blend of simplicity together with the
inherent practicality using materials available on hand.
All furnitures were made specifically on site during the
construction. The decor seeks to becalm the senses and
plays down the luxurian. This minimalist environment engenders
a certain simplicity to fullfil one’s life without aspiring
to excess, a suitably honorable way to behave in a Buddhist
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100 Moo 2, Chaweng Beach, Bophut, Koh-Samui, Suratthani
84320 THAILAND
Tel: +66(0) 77 230 850, 422 305 Fax: +66(0) 77 230 031
Reservation Direct line: +66(0) 77 230 036 Fax: +66(0) 77 230
034
Web Page: www.kulaypan.com - Email: reservation@kulaypan.com
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