Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

The drive itself is the main attraction here, at least for the most part. The road, which winds its way up into the hills above Na Mueang, is bumpy and steep, and the off-road vehicle ride is what most people talk about afterward. While scooter riders can manage it during the dry season, I wouldn't recommend attempting it if you're a complete beginner. On the way back, be sure to stop to let the brakes cool down.

Once you reach the top, you'll find a still-used temple with statues, shrines, and a few small shops selling all sorts of trinkets. It's not opulent. But what makes it so appealing is its location: a sweeping view across the island, and on a changeable day, you can spot rain and clouds from afar. Peaceful, leisurely – a delightful contrast to the beaches below. If you want to combine culture with a touch of adventure, this trip is perfect. However, if you're only interested in temple architecture, there are more easily accessible destinations.