Ban Kalong Train Station serves as the first stop of the tour where you will board the train to the Maeklong Railway Market. The station is located right next to traditional salt farms. You can enjoy the serene view of white salt fields while you wait for the train to arrive.

Mae Klong Railway Market – Set directly along an active railway track, this market is famous for the dramatic scene where vendors pull back their awnings just seconds before the train passes. The area is bustling and energetic. You can experience the lively atmosphere as you navigate the narrow tracks lined with stalls selling fresh seafood, vegetables, and local goods. It offers a unique view of daily trade happening right next to moving trains.

Le Wat Bang Kung est l'une des attractions les plus emblématiques du district d'Amphawa. Ce temple est célèbre pour ses racines et ses branches de banian qui fermaient la salle d'ordination abritant le « Luang Por Nin Manee », la statue dorée du Bouddha datant de l'époque d'Ayutthaya. Au XVIIIe siècle, le Wat Bang Kung était le lieu de rassemblement des guerriers héroïques thaïlandais et abritait de nombreuses statues représentant des postures de boxe thaï. C'est donc un lieu idéal pour prendre des photos pour les voyageurs étrangers.

Amphawa Floating Market is a popular evening market situated along the canal. It provides a lively atmosphere with old wooden shophouses lining the water's edge. The market is a great destination for food, offering a wide selection of Thai seafood, snacks, and traditional desserts. You will see vendors cooking on small boats and selling grilled river prawns, squid, and shellfish. Visitors can sit on the canal steps to eat or walk along the wooden paths to browse. The area is also surrounded by orchards, so you can find fresh seasonal fruits like lychees, coconuts, and pomelos harvested directly from local farms. To complete the experience, you will go on a boat ride to explore the waterways and view the scenery from a different perspective.