Amphawa

Amphawa

Amphawa Floating Market

A lively canal-side weekend market offering seafood served from boats, scenic longtail rides, and enchanting fireflies at night.

Wat Phummarin Kudi Thong

Golden teakwood kudi with exquisite gold-leaf decoration, sacred Luang Pho To Buddha image, an ancient artifacts museum, and a Thai classical music house preserving cultural heritage.

Wat Amphawan Chetiyaram

Wat Kapom

Inside the old vihara of Wat Bang Kapom lies one of the temple’s most remarkable features. The upper walls are decorated with unique mural-style stucco reliefs depicting scenes from the life of the Buddha, unlike traditional painted murals commonly found in Thai temples.

Tha Kha Floating Market

Local villagers paddle boats to sell traditional foods, vegetables, and local fruits. There are also paddle boat rental services available for visitors to explore the surrounding village and fruit orchards around Tha Kha Floating Market.

Wat Khao Yee San

Khao Yi San Temple, Samut Songkhram, is an ancient temple from the Ayutthaya period, located on the only hill in the province. It is notable for its boat-shaped ordination hall and its community museum.

Wat Bang Khae Noi

Wat Bang Kae Noi features interior walls inside the ordination hall made of intricately carved teak wood depicting scenes from the life of the Buddha.

Wat Chulamanee

 Famous temple in Amphawa where visitors worship Thao Wessuwan for wealth and blessings, admire the marble ordination hall, and pay respects to Luang Por Nuang’s preserved body.

Rama II Memorial Park

The Phutthaloetla Naphalai Memorial Museum consists of four traditional Thai-style buildings, which exhibit art objects from the early Rattanakosin period.

Baan Kru Ea

A traditional wooden house by the canal with a classic atmosphere, featuring exhibitions of personal belongings, rare photographs, awards, and Kru Eua Sunthornsanan’s original music manuscripts, along with a café and continuous Suntharaporn music throughout the day.

Samut Songkhram City Pillar Shrine

The shrine features elegant Thai mandap architecture. The city pillar is made of Chaiyaphruek wood with a four-faced Brahma at the top and houses a royal hair relic.

Wat Sathatham

The ordination hall, built entirely from golden teak wood inlaid with mother-of-pearl, is beautifully crafted. It houses a replica of Phra Phuttha Chinnarat and the sacred Luang Pho Ban Laem. The atmosphere along the Mae Klong Bay offers a close view of the local fishing lifestyle.

ตลาดร่มหุบ

The Maeklong Railway Market is a narrow street market located along the railway tracks. In the morning, a train passes through the market in the town center, and vendors must carefully and quickly pack up their goods before the train reaches the front of their shops.

Don Hot Lod

Khlong Khon

 Mangrove boat tours through a rich and well-preserved ecosystem, mangrove reforestation activities to restore nature, and fun experiences such as “mud sledding” to search for cockles, as well as dining on fresh seafood on floating huts in the middle of the water with a 360-degree natural view.

Nativity of Our Lady Cathedral

French stained glass, European Gothic architecture, located along the Mae Klong River, peaceful atmosphere, one of Thailand’s most beautiful and historic Catholic churches.

Khai Bang Kung

Tai Peng Ong Kong Shrine

Sacred Guan Yu shrine for career and business blessings, featuring outstanding traditional Chinese architecture. Located near Mae Klong Market, it offers a combined experience of visiting the shrine and exploring the market as a cultural hub of the Thai-Chinese community.