Nearby Attractions

If you’re visiting Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, there are several nearby attractions and sightseeing options you can explore. Here are some of the notable ones:

Huppa Sawan or Paradise Valley

You can stop trekking at a place of worship that brings together the beauty of each place. Both Buddhist, Christian and Hindu buildings are built on top of a mountain where you can walk up to worship. The whole statue of Jesus Christ. Buddha statue and big Hindu pagoda.

Khanom temple (school of puppet show made)

Khanom Temple is an ancient temple located along the Mae Klong River Photharam District, Ratchaburi Province. The temple is famous for the preservation of the art of leather, which is a rare high art, big movie museum They will have a show for tourists to watch every day during official hours for free. As for the big movie show, there will be shown only on Saturday and Sunday.

Maeklong Railway Market  (train market)

Located about 30 kilometers away, the Maeklong Railway Market is famous for its unique setup. The market is set up along an active railway track, and when a train approaches, the vendors quickly retract their stalls to make way for the passing train. It’s an incredible sight to witness and a great opportunity for photography.

However, visiting there you have to know the train time otherwise you wont be able to see the train passing through the train track.

Wat Bang Kung  ( Tree root temple)

This historical temple is located near the Maeklong River, about 15 kilometers from Damnoen Saduak. It is known for its unique architecture, as it is completely enclosed within the roots of a banyan tree. The temple holds cultural and historical significance and is a fascinating place to visit.

Khlong Khon (fisherman village)

It’s a small community. Rim Klong in Khlong Khone Muang District, Samut Songkhram Province Ecotourism is organized for tourists to come and relax. Planting mangrove forests, eating seafood,  taking a boat out to explore the sea in a relaxed way , seeing shellfish farm , collecting cockles and more .

Samut Songkhram

This province, where Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is located, has more to offer. Samut Songkhram is known for its salt farms and coconut sugar production. You can visit these farms, learn about the processes involved, and even try your hand at making coconut sugar.

Khao Ngu Stone Park ( national wonder)

Located about 40 kilometers from Damnoen Saduak, Khao Ngu Stone Park is a natural attraction known for its unique rock formations. The park features caves, cliffs, and intriguing limestone formations that are worth exploring. You can also enjoy panoramic views from the top of the park.

Wat Phra Pathom Chedi 

If you’re interested in historical and religious sites, you can visit Wat Phra Pathom Chedi in Nakhon Pathom, around 50 kilometers from Damnoen Saduak. It is the tallest stupa (Buddhist monument) in Thailand and holds great significance in Thai Buddhism. The top of its spire reaches 120.45 meters, with a base circumference of 235.50 meters. The temple is quite a bit far from a busy city, therefore it’s not busy on regular days. You can walk around and enjoy the peaceful moment.

Don Hoi Lot

The shoal at the mouth of the Mae Klong River is 3 kilometers wide and 5 kilometers long and extends 8 kilometers into the sea covering 3 sub-districts, namely Bang Cha Krang, Laem Yai and Bang Kaeo in Mueang District, Samut Songkhram Province. Shoals are formed by the deposition of river and marine sediments. The ground is sandy and sedimentary. At low tide, villagers often come to catch tube shells. Using lime drops into the hole, when irritated shells gush out of the hole. January – May is the best time to catch bulb shells. There are mangrove forest areas, which are habitats for seabirds. If anyone is interested in catching tube shells. At the Royal Court of Chumphon Khet Udomsak, there is a boat for rent, you can ask the villagers in the area to show how to do. It is a fun activity to do ,but are you ready to get messy mud ?

Nasatta Park

An open-air complex narrating Thai history and culture via sculptures as well as life-sized wax figure. Occasionally , during the winter time. There are light festival and illumination. 

These are just a few of the many attractions and sightseeing options near Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. Whether you’re interested in culture, history, nature, or culinary experiences, there is plenty to explore in the surrounding area. Your local tour guide can recommend you visit more places if time permits.

Overall, Damnoen Saduak Floating Market promises an exciting and immersive experience, where you can engage with the local culture, savor delicious food, shop for unique souvenirs, and create lasting memories of your visit to Thailand.