Mahachai, the riverside restaurant
and pier. On the other side of the
Mae Klong River is Tha Chalom. |
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Fishing boats |
View of a ship from the restaurant
"Krua Chom Ao" on the Tha Chalom side
where good sea foods are available. |
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Samut
Sakhon province was formerly called Muang Tha Chin
probably due to its dealing with a vast number of Chinese in
the old days. It occupies an area of 872 square kilometers,
and located at km 36 from Bangkok along highway No. 35.
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Wat Ketumadee
Sri Wararam,
one of the important
temples in Samut
Sakhon. It is located
on the left of Thon
Buri - Pak Tho
highway at Bang
Torad Sub-district. |
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Benjarong City :
Samut Sakhon is
very famous for
Benjarong (5-colors
porcelain). Don
Kai Dee sub-district
is a worthwhile
place to visit the
Benjarong village. |
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Salt farm /
salt
production is another
important occupation
of the people in
Samut Sakhon
province. The area
along Thon Buri -
Pak Tho highway
is the largest source
of salt production
in Thailand. |
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