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I especially liked the beaches in Thailand. Ko Samui is a wonderful place. It is Thailand's third largest island and is part of a group of 80 islands. Despite being built up on the North eastern coastline you can always find a nice place to kick back and enjoy the ocean and the view on Ko Samui.
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Sunset from Hat Bo Phut
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