Klong Suan Roi Pee Market

This is situated at the riverbank of Pravet Burirom canal in Chachoengsao and Samut Prakarn Province. Klong Suan Roi Pee is an ancient market that originates in H.M. King Rama V reign. In times of rapid change, it is a rarity to find ancient communities that have preserved their rich cultural heritage and maintained close ties with temples..

If you are the one who want to remind your childhood , this market can help to transport you back in time to 70s.

Wat Pho Bangkhla

Located 23 kilometers from Chachoengsao , the trees within this peaceful temple are the home for thousands of fruit bats. During the day, they cling upside down off the branches of the trees. At dark, they wake and leave to search for food. In the temple grounds, there is a small stall that sells refreshments.Wat Pho Bangkhla can also be visited by boat.

Wat Bang Phli Yai

Wat Bang Phli Yai Klang is in Bang Phli district in Samut Prakarn. It houses the longest Reclining Buddha in Thailand at 53 metres long. In comparison, the famous Recling Buddha at Wat Pho in Bangkok is only 46 metres long. In addition, this Buddha image is unusual in that you can actually go inside. On the third floor there are paintings on the walls depicting moments from the Buddha's life as well as scenes depicting a Buddhist hell. A rather special shrine inside is for the Buddha's heart.

Crocodile Farm and Zoo

This is located on Taibaan distric in Samut Prakarn province. Samut Prakarn Crocodile Farm and Zoo is the the biggest in the world with over 40,000 crocodiles on show including the largest captive crocodile according to the Guiness Book of Records (1989). The crocodile is called Yai and is 6 metres long (19 ft. 8 in.) and weighs 1114.27 kilos (2465 Ib). The farm is really a zoo as there are plenty of other animals to see such as turtle, boa, gibbon, bird , camel, hippopotamus and fish ,etc. It opens everyday from 8.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m. and admission fee is 300 baht.

Ancient City

Ancient City or “Muang Boran” in Thai is the world's largest outdoor museum.It is located on Sukumvit road (old route ) in Bang Pu district, Samut Prakarn . Muang Boran is like an open book of history and an open door to the real Thailand. With over 200 acre complex contains scale replicas of palace halls, temples, stone sanctuaries and traditional houses from throughout Thailand. You can also visit several authenticated communities with their inhabitants doing their daily chores and sample villages from all regions of the country.

Erawan Museum

Erawan museum or the three headed elephant is situated in Samut Prakarn (on the way to Pak Nam). It is the most noticeable landmark in that area. The size and the structure attract tons of people to worship it. In fact, it is a museum. Inside the huge three-headed elephant and its round base is a museum, Erawan Museum. The three storeys inside the elephant contain antiquities and priceless collection of ancient religious objects of Kun Lek Viriyapant who is the museum owner. He is also the owner of the Ancient City and The Sanctuary of truth. It started from his friend’s idea of apple-shaped construction, symbol of western religion, inspired him to build this building in the form of Erawan elephant, symbol of eastern religion. Its body made from bronze with pink pedestal rounded base decorated with millions of little tiles. The body is about 29 meters height. The whole height is about 44 meters. The design of all three floors represents three worlds. The lower floor is the underwater world. The upper floor is the earth, Kao Prasumain. The top is the second heaven. Each floor illustrates different kind of objects as follow:

-Lower one demonstrates various antiques and exhibits the aim of the construction and Kun Lek and Kun Pakpein Viriyapant’s biography.

-Upper floor illustrates many elaborate antique arts and objects. This floor’s design was mixed divisibly between western and eastern art’s style. The ceiling was decorated by stained glass by German artist.

- The top one is the body of elephant placed the Buddha’s relics and Buddha images. The wall was ornamented with the exquisite painting of cosmos.

Kun Lek Viriyapant wishes this museum which keeps various priceless ancient objects became worth cultural heritage and it seems that his wish is coming true. Now many people, both Thais and foreigners, are astonished with his idea and attempt. We can say that his last masterpiece isn’t less superior than his Ancient City and Sanctuary of truth. Erawan museum is open everyday from 9.00 a.m.-06.00p.m. Admission fee is 150 baht for adults and 50 baht for children.

Remember that ,even all of those are man-made, it also becomes worth cultural heritage. So, it would be best to keep those area clean and follow the rules of everywhere including not to destroy or pick anything back exept pictures and remembrance .