8 days from Bangkok to Samut Sakhon
A flight trip from Bangkok to Samut Sakhon for nature, shopping and history lovers visiting top attractions like Chatuchak Weekend Market, Lumpini Park, Central Embassy and many more.
Samut Sakhon Province
Samut Sakhon is Thailands leading province of salt production. A short ride from Bangkok, Samut Sakhon is one of the biggest fish distribution centres in Thailand.
Mueang Samut Sakhon
Day 5 (Jan 4, 2022)
6 places to visit
Wat San Phan Thai Norasing
Temple
1 ~ 2 hours
Wat San Phan Thai Norasing is a beautiful Buddhist temple known for its calm vibes and excellent views.
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24 minWat Nang Sao
Temple
1 ~ 2 hours
Wat Nang Sao is a beautiful Buddhist temple near Tha Chin River.
Show more3 minWat Tha Mai
Temple
1 ~ 2 hours
Wat Tha Mai is known for having an impressive collection of sacred amulets.
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Wat Pa Chai Rangsi
Temple
1 ~ 2 hours
Wat Pa Chai Rangsi temple was built back in in 1982 and is known for its variety of unique architecture.
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Wat Bang Pla
Temple
1 ~ 2 hours
Wat Bang Pla is a significant and holy temple in the Mon community all religious festivals and ceremonies are carried out at this temple.
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Wat Yai Chom Prasat
Temple
1 ~ 2 hours
Wat Yai Chom Prasat is thought to be more than 400-year-old and is now known as a significant royal temple.
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Day 6 (Jan 5, 2022)
6 places to visit
Wat Khok Kham
Temple
1 ~ 2 hours
Wat Khok Kham is an ancient temple known for its unique Ubosot.
Show more9 minPhan Thai Norasing Shrine
Shrine
1 ~ 2 hours
Phan Thai Norasing Shrine was built in memory of PhanthaiNorasing, over the weekends a market is set up selling food and local crafts.
Show more3 minUncle Ya's Seafood Kitchen
Restaurant
1 ~ 2 hours
Uncle Ya's Seafood Kitchen is a restaurant that is close to the pond. It offers a pleasant ambiance. The restaurant is clean and bright. Seating is divided into two zones, one inside and one outside. There are more than 50 dishes on the menu to choose from, all of them are delicious Thai cuisine. The restaurant's best-selling menu has sea bass dishes. Drinks and Thai desserts are also available. Most importantly, the waiters are polite and the food is reasonably priced.
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Mahachai Market
Seafood Market
2 ~ 3 hours
Mahachai Market is known as one of Thailand’s most inclusive fresh seafood trading places. The market also has a section of vendors selling handicrafts such as wicker furniture, pottery, and colourful locally made sarongs.
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5 min
Sanlugmuang Samut Sakorn
Shrine
1 ~ 2 hours
Sanlugmuang Samut Sakorn was built in 1987 and is known for its traditional Chinese style roof. This shrine is a sacred place for locals who come to worship.
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Mueang Samut Sakhon
Day 7 (Jan 6, 2022)
2 places to visit
Wat Krok Krak
Temple
1 ~ 2 hours
Wat Krok Krak is famous for its monk images and Buddha wearing sunglasses. During January the temple holds a festival of celebration.
Show more13 minSamut Sakhon Science Centre for Education
Museum
2 ~ 3 hours
Samut Sakhon Science Centre for Education has an impressive exhibition on astrology and space, ideal for families with children.
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Day 8 (Jan 7, 2022)
2 places to visit
Wat Suthiwat Wararam (Wat Chong Lom)
Temple
1 ~ 2 hours
Wat Chong Lom is an impressive royal temple home to a statue of King Rama V.
Show more5 minAo Mahachai Mangrove Forest Natural Education Center
Forest
2 ~ 3 hours
Ao Mahachai Mangrove Forest Natural Education Center highlights the sensitive and essential mangrove eco-system. The centre has a beautiful nature trail along the mangrove forest which takes you around the Tha Chin Estuary, as well as a camping ground for those more adventurous.
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