A very famous floating market on the Maeklong River. I thought the food was good and reasonably priced, but my Thai friend who went with me said that everything there has gotten a lot more expensive. Boat tours and homestays are popular.

A temple dedicated to Wessuwan, they have many versions of him here, and there are many holy objects and statues of Wessuwan for sale here (but they aren't cheap). If you want to pray to Wessuwan and want to go to an official temple dedicated to him, then this would be the place to go, it sure is worth a visit.

Though it's a memorial park related to King Rama II and is the birthplace King Rama II used to be born here in the past more than two centuries ago, it has nothing much to do with the keepsakes of King Rama II. The buildings seem to be newly built,with waxworks demonstrating what the culture and lifestyle used to be like during the childhood period of King Rama II and during the reign of King Rama II. It also has a small museum explicating the history of Samut Songkhram. Not really an antique museum like Bangkok National Museum. The 60 baht entry fee I think is very reasonable as the place is well maintained. Clean and tidy.

Many statues to take picture with, I love the boxing statues and the elephants. The statues have great definition and looks very good. The guide is good at explaining the history of the place. Can pay respect to the place by going under 2 massive swords that are sprinkled with coins. You can buy flowers to wear and also some other merchandise. No picture taking inside the temple. . But outside is fine. Our guide helped us to take picture. A very big golden statue of budha is located inside the temple. You also need to leave your shoes outside the temple before entering. Shorts and sleeveless needs to be covered. They have free clothes that can be borrowed for covering. The temple looks like a hollow stump of a tree.

Super enjoyable place where locals trade their food and goods. I didn’t saw a single tourist. The prices are low and the food - alongside entire experience- great. So much better than other floating markets in Thailand!

Very good seafood restaurant with a nice view at the river! I have been there several times and tried various dishes. Everything was fresh and delicious! I visit it every time I stay in Amphawa...

This is by far my best Thai restaurant. This restaurant is not for tourist. I see most is guests are local or Thai tourists from other provinces. I ordered 5 dishes for 4 family members and all enjoyed food. For roast muscle, I’ve never seen such a big muscle. Tom yum kung is also real stuff. Quite tasty. We ordered fried rice to finish dinner and that was quite good as well. I’ve never tasted such a good Thai seafood in California. Thumbs up for fast service as well. Outside seating is nice as well but waiter didn’t speak English and I didn’t know it has air conditioning inside. With $40 usd, entire family member left with full stomach work happy feeling.

Although this shop may design for night life style but they open for lunch too, and their foods are good. Especially the European menu like pizza, spaghetti, steak, etc. Coffee are good too.

It was our first visit. The food, service, and atmosphere were all satisfactory. There is parking space for 6-7 cars next to road in front of the shop. The restaurant is also located next to a small stream. There are no air-conditioned room, but have many fans inside the room and on the tables next to the stream, so it was not that hot. All menu items, including the recommended coconut noodles, rice bowls, and grilled pork yam salad, are seasoned well and delicious. It was the weekend, so there were a lot of tourist customers, but serving time was quick, too. After eating, you can have fun at the Japanese-style archery range right next to it. We will surely visit again and highly recommend stopping by if you visit Amphawa Market na krup~!😊

This place is magic.one of the last original floating market setup, with beautiful surroundings and a small little AirbnB front the canal.

(Translated by Google) Drive to Bang Kung Temple. As soon as we passed, we saw a yellow bridge that stood out and caught our eye. No matter what, we had to stop by, and we did. Eye-catching bridge A long stretch across the river for villagers to use. Motorcycles are prohibited. We walked to see the view in the middle of the bridge. Then I took a photo, it was beautiful, I really liked it. (Original) ขับรถไปวัดบางกุ้ง พอดีผ่านมองเห็นสะพานสีเหลืองสวยเด่น เตะตา ยังไงต้องแวะ แล้วก็ได้แวะ สะพานสวยสะดุดตา ยาวพาดข้ามแม่น้ำสำหรับชาวบ้านใช้สอย รถมอ้ตอร์ไซค์ห้ามขึ้น เราก็เดินไปชมวิวกลางสะพาน แล้วก็ถ่ายรูปมา สวยๆชอบมาก

The temple have a very good foundation that help saving life an rescue animals. The project has been successfully run for 18years. Many life have been saved. Some of the animals that been saved was send to work in the poor people’s farm with a contract “do not kill & do not sell” and can be tracked. It could help a lot of poor farmers get off debt.

The carved teakwood bot or ubosot (the main prayer hall) at Bang Khae Noi Temple is very spectacular. Thai carving work is second to none. A temple visit is worth spending time, not only getting ourselves peaceful minds but also experiencing the long history of the nation.

Very nice temple area near the river with a lot of ancient statues. A real buddhist temple with real practicing monks which you can feel if you are able to feel :) Anytime a go.

Beautiful garden and small museum of history of Thai life.

My experience was very good. Food: good and tasty Service: very good and fast Perfect for me

Centre temple in Amphawa area With flea market every afternoon from 3 pm until 7 pm The main church supports all temple related activities Including built-in kitchen, burner

Great temple on the banks of the river. The temple grounds are extremely clean and very well maintained. The hall under the statue is very impressive and the attending volenteers are great. A very interesting temple to visit.

(Translated by Google) An old temple built in the late Ayutthaya period. There are unusually beautiful bas-relief murals. Inside the temple, Buddha images are enshrined all around. There is also a large replica of the Buddha's footprint built during the Thonburi period. The highlight is that there are four overlapping footprints of the Lord Buddha. The deepest mark was a very beautiful pearl-covered plant. You should find an opportunity to pay homage at least once in your life... It's beauty is very mesmerizing. There are 4 large Buddha footprints, including those of Kakusantho made by a chicken, Konakamano made by a naga, Kassapo made by a turtle, and Phra Gotomo made by a cow. They are beautiful. There are different sizes. From large to small Because it is believed that humans at that time should have a large body and later humans were smaller. I have to say that I couldn't walk all the way. (Original) วัดเก่าแก่สร้างขึ้นในสมัยปลายกรุงศรีอยุธยา มีภาพจิตรกรรมฝาผนังนูนต่ำงามแปลกตา ภายในวิหารประดิษฐานพระพุทธรูปโดยรอบ นอกจากนี้ยังมีรอยพระพุทธบาทจำลองขนาดใหญ่ซึ่งสร้างในสมัยกรุงธนบุรี จุดเด่นอยู่ตรงที่มีรอยพระพุทธบาทถึงสี่รอยซ้อนกัน ซึ่งรอยลึกที่สุดนั้นเป็นไม้ประดับมุกงดงามมาก ควรหาโอกาสมาสักการะสักครั้งในชีวิต ... เป็นความงามที่สะกดตามาก รอยพระพุทธบาทขนาดใหญ่ 4 รอย ประกอบด้วยพระพุทธบาทของพระกกุสันโธที่เกิดจากไก่ พระโกนาคมโน เกิดจากนาค พระกัสสโป เกิดจากเต่า และพระโคตโม เกิดจากโค เป็นรอยที่งดงาม มีขนาดต่างกัน ตั้งแต่ขนาดใหญ่ไปจนถึงเล็ก เพราะเชื่อว่ามนุษย์สมัยนั้นน่าจะมีรูปร่างใหญ่และต่อมามนุษย์รูปร่างเล็กลง ต้องบอกเลยว่าเดินไม่ทั่ว

Historical temple built more than 200 years ago. The parking fee is 30 baht. Don’t forget to visit the King Rama II museum in the same area where you can see how Thai people used to live in early Rattanakosin era.

Is it really closed? I'm planning to go for a visit next month...

A rather unique market where some of the stalls are literally set up on the railway track. So when the train to and flo, the stall owners have to retrieve and reset their stall shelter each time the train go past. In the earlier days, most of the stall are wet market stalls selling live and fresh fish, smoke fishes, vegetables and fruits, spices and sauces, butcher with their pork and meat, fresh chickens stall etc. But recently there are more stalls retailing clothes and other accessories. As the train and the stalls are in very close proximity (touching distance) be very careful where you stand to watch the train pass. Can be warm. Morning is the best time to visit.