Location: Samut Songkhram
Top Things to do in Samut Songkhram
- 1. Maeklong Railway Market (Talad Rom Hub)
- 2. Wat Ban Laem or Wat Phet Samut Worawihan
- 3. Tha Kha Thai cooking school
- 4. Don Manora Floating Market
- 5. Wat Phummarin Kudi Thong
- 6. Chao Pho Mae Klong Shrine
- 7. Pinsuwan Benjarong
- 8. Klong Kone Mangrove Forest
- 9. Wat Bang Koh Theppasak
- 10. Wat Bang Khae Klang
What to do and see in Samut Songkhram, Thailand: The Best Places and Tips
Samut Songkhram in Thailand, from Asia region, is best know for Flea & Street Markets. Discover best things to do in Samut Songkhram with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Samut Songkhram
1. Maeklong Railway Market (Talad Rom Hub)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Lee C
It's a special & amazing experience to shopping/ dine in the railway market, especially when the train is arriving. The train is so close to us. However, the market is too crowded with tourists
2. Wat Ban Laem or Wat Phet Samut Worawihan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Plakemphet - Phetchaburi Province, Thailand
(Thai) วัดคู่บ้านคู่เมืองแม่กลอง มีประวัติอันยาวนาน มีตำนานเล่าขานมากมาย มีพระพุทธรูปศักดิ์สิทธิ์ เป็นที่เคารพสักการะของผู้คนทั่วไป แต่มักมีผู้เข้าใจสับสนกับอำเภอบ้านแหลม ของจังหวัดเพชรบุรี (En) Has a long history There are many legends A sacred Buddha statue The worship of the people. But often it is confused with Ban Laem. Phetchaburi.
3. Tha Kha Thai cooking school
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
you will visit Mea Klong rail way market for shopping all ingredients we knowledge about Thai food and also Thai culture. We not only teach you how to cook Thai food, we would like to share with you about real Thai culture, local life and Thai food hints and tips.
Reviewed By Sue O - Bangkok, Thailand
Collected from hotel by Khun Jenn and taken to the Maeklng railway market to buy ingredients. Arrived at the right time to witness the excitement of the train arriving and the store holders quickly packing their goods away. Then to an old home in a coconut plantation for cooking school. It was very informative and the end results very tasty. If you aren't really a cook, Khun Jenn is on hand to help you out. Really good experience. Thanks Jenn.
4. Don Manora Floating Market
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Michele M
from a traditional floating market to a tourists attraction; this place is crowded with tourists, boats, sales people trying to do business with you...you do not see much the real market but more items for tourists, cloths, gadgets, fake stuff, and the most dramatic animals...the sales people tried to get a pictures with you and snakes, and other fluffy beast...scandalous and sad
5. Wat Phummarin Kudi Thong
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Pedro-Ventura-Mayol - Girona, Spain
Samut Songkhram , tiene una multitud de historia y templos
Este templo esta situado en la orilla del rio Mae Klong una atraccion interesante en el templo es el KUDEE THONG ( ermita de oro )
6. Chao Pho Mae Klong Shrine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Lee C
The chinese temple was built more than 100 years ago with architecture design from China. Located center of town, nearby railway market. Popular to local chinese
7. Pinsuwan Benjarong
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Don_Muang - Bangkok, Thailand
If you have ever wondered how the Thai people create their beautiful porcelain jars and dishes, here is your chance to see first hand. This small, family owned business creates some of the best benjarong in Thailand. The name benjarong means 5 colors, although these artistic creations typically range from 3 to 8 colors. At P. Ben, as it's called, you can actually stand beside the painters, watch them work, and even take still photographs. (Videos are not permitted.) But be advised that you'll have to take your shoes off, and they usually shut down from 12 to 1 pm so all their employees can enjoy lunch.
Their exquisite work is all done by hand, and the painters are actually amazing artists. In 2003, P. Ben was selected to make all the 12 place settings of benjarong dinnerware that were presented to the Asia Pacific heads of state attending APEC 2003 in Bangkok. At that time, if you wished to order their products, the lead time was from 9 to 12 months. And they weren't even advertising!! Today, the wait for orders is much shorter, and they have a small showroom with some items for sale. Whenever we have visitors from overseas, we invariably bring them to P. Ben, and, without exception, they enjoyed the visit and were amazed by these wonderful creations. Note that the Amphawa floating market, and King Rama II Memorial Park are both nearby, so you can get a "3 for 1" trip.
8. Klong Kone Mangrove Forest
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Fane_Babanul - Rishon Lezion, Israel
Klong Klone is a monkey forest populated by lovely macacs, at the junction of river and sea
You get there by a short boat ride.
The attraction are the lively little monkeys that ride the trees branches and swim in the water.
Throw them treats in the water and they will scamper close to you.
Direct contact is forbidden.
9. Wat Bang Koh Theppasak
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By watsrisuphan - Chiang Mai, Thailand
I'm so very peaceful in this temple both of Monks and environment of ancient culture. This is a charm for people who is interest to find the peace of mind as monk chat and Meditation center in the Bangkoh Theppadak temple where is the old temple 300 years ago
10. Wat Bang Khae Klang
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By タンギュイ - 東京
地元の人で結構にぎわっていました。年季の入った木造づくり。チーク材丸柱の正面奥が本堂と思うが、右に広いスペースがあり、靴脱いで上がれる状態。しかし、ほんとには入っていいかは不明。正面奥が本堂に面して左が外、オープンなので、年季の入った木造づくり内はすごく暗く感じた。
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