Samut Sakhon is popularly known as Mahachai because it straddles the confluence of Mae Nam Tha Chin and Khlong Mahachai. Just a few kilometres from the Gulf of Thailand, this busy port features a lively market area and a pleasant breezy park around the cr
A few kilometres west of Samut Sakhon, along Hwy 35, is the Ayuthaya-period Wat Yai Chom Prasat, which is known for the finely carved wooden doors on its bòt. You can easily identify the wat by the tall Buddha figure standing at the front. To get here fro
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