Rainbow Bridge at Kalong Seashore
The Rainbow Bridge is at Kalong Seashore in Samut Sakhon.
Samut Sakhon Province Attractions
This page lists 20 tourism-place records whose province field matches Samut Sakhon in the website’s saved dataset. The records come from TAT Data API snapshots and include a recorded date under each description; that date may not reflect current conditions. Check with the provider or attraction before traveling. Source: TAT Data API.
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Baan Thachalom Tourism Information Center
The tourism information centre is at house number 18 in Tha Chalom Subdistrict. It is an elegant, white, two-storey wooden house more than 50 years old, built in B.E. 2506. The front of the house faces the Tha Chin River, and Thawai Road runs along the rear.
Wat Yai Chom Prasat
The temple is in Tha Chin Subdistrict, 4 kilometers from the provincial center. From Highway 35 (Thon Buri–Pak Tho Road), it is near kilometer 31 at the approach to Tha Chin Bridge. The old temple is about 400 years old.
Don Kai Dee Benjarong Village
The village’s artisans learned Benjarong pottery production and ceramic painting from Thai-Chinese instructors invited by the old Sathiaphap factory, also known as the Chicken Bowl factory in Samut Sakhon. After the factory closed following financial losses in B.E. 2532 (1989), former workers formed a group to apply and further develop their skills. Don Kai Dee’s distinctive designs use five colors; gold-painted patterns add gold to enhance the decoration. The source says the wares were selected as a five-star OTOP product in B.E. 2546 (2003), and the village received an outstanding tourism community award in B.E. 2550 (2007).
Wat Thammachariyaphirom
Wat Thammachariyaphirom is home to the large, pale-yellow Maha That Rattan Chedi, which stands beside Damnoen Saduak Canal. The chedi houses the principal Buddha image, Luang Pho U Thong, which the source describes as very beautiful.
Wat Nuam Kanon
Wat Nuam Kanon is a public temple of the Mahanikaya order in Village No. 5, Ban Tao Dam, Chai Mongkhon Subdistrict, Mueang Samut Sakhon District, Samut Sakhon Province. It is believed to have been built in B.E. 2460 and received royal Wisung Kham Sima on 14 March B.E. 2510.
Wat Tha Mai
Wat Tha Mai is a well-known temple and a center of faith for residents of Tha Mai. It is in Krathum Baen District, Samut Sakhon.
Wat Ketumadi Sri Wararam
The temple was built in B.E. 2506. Its name means “the abode of a person with the highest aspirations.”
Wat Khok Kham
Wat Khok Kham stands beside Khlong Khok Kham canal. From Highway 35, turn left toward Wat Phanthai Norasing and continue about 3 kilometres. The temple dates to the Ayutthaya period.
Ao Mahachai Mangrove Forest
Ao Mahachai Mangrove Forest is a nature-study area and a learning centre about mangrove forests. It serves as a place to research and study the natural history of mangrove ecosystems.
Phanthai Norasing Historical Park
A shrine was built to about eye level. The broken prow of the royal barge Ekkachai and Phanthai Norasing’s head were placed on it as a ritual offering and memorial after he steered the royal barge.
Wat Chetsadaram
Wat Chetsadaram is a third-class royal monastery of the ordinary type. It was formerly called Wat Thammasangwet. The principal Buddha image in the ordination hall is a cast image in the subduing Mara posture, commonly known as Luang Pho To.
Samut Sakorn Foundation Charity Vegetarian House
Each year during the Vegetarian Festival, Thai people of Chinese descent from the Mahachai area come together to observe religious practices at this vegetarian house.
Cheng Hieng Tua Vegetarian House
The annual vegetarian festival is held here in October and lasts 10 days.
Baan Sila Suwan
This historic golden-teak house is on Thawai Road in Tha Chalom. Its architecture dates to the reign of King Rama VI, and its design is based on teak houses along Thanon Tok from that period.
Wat Bang Pla
Wat Bang Pla is in Ban Ko Subdistrict beside the Tha Chin River. From Mahachai, follow Setthakit Road for about 5 km, then turn left onto the route shared with Wat Pa Chai Rangsi and continue about 4 km.
Samut Sakhon City Pillar Shrine
Located near Wichian Chodok Fort, this sacred shrine is respected by local residents and serves as a spiritual center for the province’s fishing community.
Wichian Chodok Fort
Wichian Chodok Fort is in Maha Chai Subdistrict, about 200 metres from the provincial hall. The source dates its construction to B.E. 2371, during the reign of King Nangklao.
Wat Pa Chai Rangsi
Wat Pa Chai Rangsi is beside the Tha Chin River in Ban Ko Subdistrict. From Mahachai, follow Setthakit Road (Highway No. 3091) for about 5 kilometers, then turn left near kilometer marker 16.
Wat Suthiwat Wararam (Wat Chong Lom)
Wat Suthiwat Wararam is at the mouth of the Samut Sakhon estuary in Tha Chalom and is a royal temple. In front of the temple stands a monument to King Rama V, built to honor his visit to Tha Chalom and its establishment as Thailand’s first sanitary district.