• Ban Ka Long - Ban Kalong Train Station marks the starting point of the tour, where travelers will board the train to the Maeklong Railway Market. Situated adjacent to traditional salt farms, the station offers a tranquil view of white salt fields while waiting for the train.
• Maeklong Railway Market (Talad Rom Hub) - Located directly along an active railway track, the Mae Klong Railway Market is renowned for the dramatic scene where vendors retract their awnings just moments before the train passes. The area is vibrant and bustling, providing a lively atmosphere as visitors navigate the narrow tracks lined with stalls offering fresh seafood, vegetables, and local goods. It presents a unique perspective of daily trade occurring right beside moving trains.
• Wat Bang Kung - Wat Bang Kung stands as one of the most iconic attractions in the Amphawa district. The temple is celebrated for the Banyan tree roots and branches that envelop the ordination hall, which houses the “Luang Por Nin Manee,” a golden Buddha image dating back to the Ayutthaya period. In the 18th century, Wat Bang Kung served as a gathering place for Thai heroic warriors, and it features numerous statues depicting Thai boxing postures. This location is an excellent photo opportunity for international travelers.
• Amphawa Floating Market - The Amphawa Floating Market is a popular evening market located along the canal, offering a lively atmosphere with old wooden shophouses lining the water’s edge. It is an excellent destination for food enthusiasts, providing a wide array of Thai seafood, snacks, and traditional desserts. Vendors cook on small boats, selling grilled river prawns, squid, and shellfish. Visitors can sit on the canal steps to enjoy their meals or stroll along the wooden paths to explore. The area is also surrounded by orchards, offering fresh seasonal fruits like lychees, coconuts, and pomelos harvested directly from local farms. To enhance the experience, visitors can embark on a boat ride to explore the waterways and enjoy the scenery from a different perspective.
• MBK Center (Ma Boon Khrong Center) - The MBK Center is a must-visit shopping mall for international tourists. It offers a wide range of popular Thai items in its expansive shopping space. For those on our guided tour, the visit concludes with a drop-off at the MBK Center. Conveniently connected to the BTS National Stadium, visitors can easily take the BTS Skytrain to return to their hotels.

• Professional Licensed English-Speaking Guide
• Shared air-conditioned vehicle
• Travel accident insurance
• Watch the train coming out from the railway market
• Boat ride at Amphawa market

• Dinner
• Hotel dropoff (The Drop off location would be at at MBK Center. )

This tour provides a unique view of Thailand’s renowned markets as participants travel to Ban Kalong Station. The station is located next to traditional salt farms. Here, guests board the train to journey directly into the Maeklong Railway Market. This perspective offers a unique view as vendors swiftly retract their awnings just inches from the passing train.

Next, the tour visits Wat Bang Kung, where the roots of a massive Banyan tree envelop the entire chapel. Inside, there is a golden Buddha statue from the Ayutthaya period. The temple grounds honor Thai culture with statues illustrating ancient boxing poses and warriors.

The evening wraps up at the Amphawa Floating Market, where vendors prepare fresh seafood on rowboats along the canal banks. Visitors can explore the old wooden architecture and sample local fruits like pomelo. A peaceful boat ride is included, allowing guests to enjoy the charm and ambiance of this historic community before returning to their hotel.

• Total duration of the tour is 7.5 hours (including the 3 hours of travel time on the road).

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.