The Transport company provides buses from Bangkok to Samut Songkhram from Southbound bus terminal is Borommaratchachonnani road. The buses depart every day from 5:50 am – 9:00 pm. Air-conditioned buses (operated by Damnoen Tour) are available as well. Contact tel. 0 2894 6355 or www.transport.co.th
Another way to book your bus ride via online booking provided by the Transport company’s website www.busticket.in.th or www.thaiticketmajor.com as well as www.thairoute.com
There are trains from Wong Wien Yai station to Mahachai station available every day. To get to Samut Songkhram, take the train and get off at Mahachai station in Samut Sakorn province to take ferry from Mahachai pier to Tha Chalom pier. Then take another train from Baan Laem station to Samut Songkhram. An alternative way is taking a bus from Mahachai train station to Samut Songkhram.
Contact Wong Wien Yai station for more information about train schedule at tel. 0 2465 2017, 0 2890 6260 or www.railway.co.th
You can also book a ticket online (e-TSRT) at https://www.thairailwayticket.com/eTSRT/
Don Hoy Lhod
Don Hoi Lot It is a bar at the mouth of the Mae Klong River, created by sedimentation of sandy soil or Khee Ped Sand as called by the locals. It occupies a vast area 3 Kilometres wide and 5 Kilometres long. There are two places: Don Nok, located at the mouth of Mae Klong Gulf which can be accessed by boat.

Chang-Eng Siamese Twins Memorial and Boat Museum
The statues were built in memory of Chang-Eng, the Siamese twins who made Thailand famous around the world.

Amphawa Floating Market
It is an afternoon floating market by the canal near Wat Amphawan Chetiyaram (parking area is available). On Friday, Saturday and Sunday, during 12.00 a.m. – 8.00 p.m., the Amphawa Canal is occupied by vendors who pack their boats with food and drinks, such as fried sea mussel, noodles, coffee, O-liang (iced black coffee), sweets, etc
