Mae Klong Market, the famous market of Samut Songkhram Province But the villagers call it The market is at risk of death. The reason that it is a market at risk of death is Because the market area is located next to Mae Klong Railway Station And there will be a train running through the middle of the market. which time the train comes Vendors would have to carry things, carry luggage, hide, close umbrellas, put away awnings. When the train passes, they can open their umbrellas as usual and continue selling their goods. Therefore, it is very exciting for tourists.

Damnoen Saduak Floating Market A floating market that is over a hundred years old in Thailand and is famous far abroad. It is one of the slogans of Ratchaburi “Beautiful people of Photharam. Beautiful people of Ban Pong dragon jar city Khanon Nang Yai Temple, stunning caves, Damnoen Floating Market Enjoy a hundred million bats Yi Sok Pla Dee area: Products available for purchase include food, household items, and many souvenirs, including handicrafts. which is popular with foreigners It is a magical floating market because it is a floating market that is a real way of life. Vendors here still sell fruit from their gardens or receive them from other places. Even though some things have changed But it is still the way of life of the people in this area that is worth seeing.

Bang Kung Temple, an old temple from the Ayutthaya period that is approximately 258 years old, is located not far from Amphawa Floating Market. Samut Songkhram Province It has become a destination for Saimu people all over the country. After there was news of someone winning the first prize from coming to pay respects and ask for blessings at this temple. Inside the temple there is also "Prok Pho Church" is the place where Luang Por Nilmanee is enshrined. where believers from all over come to pay homage continuously 24 hours a day.

Amphawa Floating Market It was made possible by the cooperation of people in the community and localities who have tried to revive the Amphawa Floating Market in the past. To preserve the livelihood of riverside communities and adjust the time to be the evening market It's suitable for walking around and choosing to buy various products, including various foods, vegetables, fruits, Thai desserts, various items that merchants sell both by boat and on land by various shops. Sales will begin around 10:00 p.m. and go until 10:00 p.m. In the Amphawa Canal, there will be merchants rowing boats to sell food. and drinks such as Thai desserts, grilled seafood, boat noodles, pad thai, fried oysters, stuffed snacks, banana snacks and many others. In addition to looking charming Thai way of life, it can be said that it is also a paradise for foodies.