Touristy place with good view of the station. Price is moderate. Might not be a great deal but not a bad place to chill while waiting the train to come into the station Mango sticky rice is average Hot plate is available some noodles and other stuff Smoothies are great so as coconut

Stopped here for a short snack and to watch the tourists. Food is average and nothing special. Prices are around 40 for each, sticky rice is 50. One woman is singing the menu to get attention. Pad Thai was ready immediately, the dumplings took 10 minutes.

Avoid at all cost, better still avoid this restaurant due to the service. 1. Mama Fried (tasteless and noodle overcooked), 2. Tofu Soup (pork still raw when served) 3. Pork noodle (edible if add more chilli powder) 4. Tomyam Gong Noodle (edible with fish sauce) 5. Omelette (tasteless but edible)

Great experince. Worth to visit. Saw.how the merchant closed their retail when the train comes. Many foods and fruits seller. Coconut drinks are cheap here.I bought some fruits and snack.

Very nice and cool experience

Good food with kind owner

(Translated by Google) You can buy meals and drinks here Good store recommended by tour guide Reasonable prices, delicious and hygienic food Dinner, drinks can be bought here Recommended store recommended by the guide Fair price, good food and hygiene (Original) 正餐、飲料都可以在這裡買 導遊推薦的好店家 價格公道，食物好吃衛生 Dinner, drinks can be bought here Recommended store recommended by the guide Fair price, good food and hygiene

Next to a local market so a little on the busy side. Still worth taking a few minutes to visit.

The evening street food around the temple is so busy and the fish rich soup was yum.

Important Buddha statues of Samutsongkram Province There is a long-standing legend, 1 of the Buddha Benjapakee, Wari Miracle.

Didn't get the chance see it from inside but it looked really beautiful from outside

Parking is very limited and no handicap parking.

Could count this place as a historical place. Seem Spiritual things here is so blessedness, make this temple is one of the must visit holy temple list of Thailand. I can't prove, but every one free to try 😇 I wished, they would use one of the building as a museum (surely, do a museum shop!!) Another building as a Buddhist public library, along side with small park with big banyan tree, meditation space and playground. Monk suppose to live simply in a minimal space anyway, right? Food stalls around the temple are the must to try, that sure things ❤️

Old temple in Samut Songkhram Province It is a temple that enshrines Luang Pho Ban Laem. a monk who respects and believes The temple is located near Maeklong Railway Station. can travel every day and can walk around Tabad Rom Hoop as well

Beautiful and old temple. Wednesday buddha is very powerful.

The temple is just fine. It locates very close to the market which is pretty crowded and dirty. Also quite hard to enter the main temple and too many street shops inside the temple area

Beautiful temple, would love a tour guide to explain everything. Meet some locals that helped us. Such an experience.

Good if you want to make merit but if you want to be free from greed, haterated, and delution, I recommend วัดหนองป่าพงษ์ or wat pananachat in ubon ratchani province.

The floating market of Damnoen Saduak is very disappointing and is not worth a stop in my opinion. There are very few vendors on the water but mostly vendors on land that we can approach by boat. Only souvenirs are sold but almost no fruits or vegetables, it's a pity. Moreover, the cost of the boat is 2000 baths, which is excessively expensive to visit a market devoid of vendors and absolutely not alive. An "avenue" on the water however that I found particularly beautiful, decorated with a multitude of lanterns. And beautiful landscapes of jungle to appreciate during the walk.

Actual “floating market”. Most of the vendors are along the rivers or on a boat. To fully enjoy this market, you pay for the boat to take you around the river. They can stop as needed if you want to buy something. Good breeze on the water. Bring cash of course. Price are reasonable and the food + drinks are pretty good. There are alcohol and cannabis drinks of various sort. There are traffic jam on the water just in case you are wondering. There are car and motorbike parking. Some free some paid. Weekend all paid parking. Note: the boat service is for an hour or so. If you stop at too many places then you won’t be able to visit the whole river. You can always take it twice. Price is reasonable anyway.

So... we went to this floating market as part of a packaged group tour. Websites talk a lot about the floating market, so I was like why not. I don't like labeling places as tourist traps because people like experiencing different things, but I'd say this place feels very touristy and commercial to say the least. You get to travel on a boat, and other small boats will come to you with food and merch. The smoke from other boats is not very pleasant, and that dirty water may splash and get on your clothes the current from other moving boats is strong. But it's not too terrible, so just be mindful of this. I say commercial, because all the goods here are sold 2-10 times the prices in other markets. Souvenirs? Even the tour guide told us not to buy. Fruits and coconut ice cream are not too pricey, but I'd still negotiate the price. Overall, the place didn't feel organic - it's not a market where locals would come to buy goods. It's designed exclusively for tourists, so I'd recommend the place if you're okay with my caveats above.

TL:DR Take the paddling boat experience if you wish, don't buy anything on the boat. It's a good experience, the original Thai floating market. You can experience life living next to a canal and traveling mainly through boats. Most of the shopping is done through the canal, thus the floating market. However, it seems that it's more for tourists (local tourists too), so expect prices to be higher than elsewhere. Pricey boat hire. The stuff on the floating market is expensive as well (you can get the same stuff elsewhere for way less price). You need to learn to bargain and do it really well to not get scammed. It does feel like a tourist trap and I think it's good to just experience the boat, and just don't buy anything. Just find whatever souvenirs (and food!) interest you, and buy it at other places. You can even get them cheaper at Bangkok, or at the side of the canal unreachable by boats (still more expensive than elsewhere).

Visiting Damnoen Saduak Floating Market was an incredible immersion into Thailand's vibrant culture and tradition. The market's colorful boats laden with fresh produce and local crafts created a picturesque spectacle. While the crowds can get overwhelming, interacting with the friendly vendors and sampling authentic Thai delicacies made the experience truly memorable. The long-tail boat ride along the serene canals provided a peaceful retreat from the lively market atmosphere. However, the growing tourist influence has somewhat affected the market's original charm. Nevertheless, it remains a must-visit destination for anyone seeking an authentic glimpse into Thailand's rich cultural heritage.

More than 150 years old market still retaining the original teak wood structure. However it was overcrowded with tourists, our boats clashing each other in the channels, loud motor boats which were letting out unpleasant smoke and souvenirs sold at exorbitant prices. Was quoted 850 baht for a wooden dragon fly hanging which we bargained and bought at 200 baht. Our guide told us not to buy anything without bargaining the price down by 80%. It would’ve been a better experience for tourists if the items were sold at a reasonable cost like in the other markets and vendors would get more sales. We had yummy coconut ice cream and mango sticky rice which our guide got us from a lovely lady selling from her boat. We stopped at a shop selling puppets and masks but decided not to buy anything after a closer inspection because we didn’t think it was worth the price quoted. A really nasty vendor selling paintings opposite this shop started yelling at us and called us cheap for not buying those overpriced items after looking at them. With such attitude I wonder if anyone would want to go back again. Couldn’t wait to get out of there after that. That person was enough to spoil the whole experience for us. I had read reviews from tourists not recommending this market and should’ve followed their advice. There are other genuine floating markets visited by locals which are way better. Don’t recommend this one at all!

Pretty good floating market in Bangkok. It’s a smaller one, but still pretty good. You can buy a boat ride for 100 baht, which will take to you to a cute cafe, where you can spend around 20 minutes and then go back to the market.

A must do tour when you are visiting Bangkok. We travelled by AC minibus to the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, which encompassed a visit to the railway market & a coconut plantation. The floating market was truly spectacular, seeing the vendors selling their wares along the river, plus lots of separate stalls selling souvenirs & food, all enjoyed from the comfort of your own long tail boat.You could purchase things along the waterway - which was fantastic. The railway market was an eye opener! The vendors know precisely when a train arrives/departs & quickly retract their stalls just in time. Tourists are a plenty to witness this precision timing. The goods for sale are plentiful & range from souvenirs, fruit, meat, fish, beverages etc. We also visited a coconut plantation, where it was interesting to see how a coconut is fully used, with no wastage.

Its an interesting place to take the family to show them not just the floating markets but also our boat captain. Took use out and about the canal system it was interesting to see how people live around the water ways of greater Bangkok. Take a powered boat.

Great place for tourists to visit about 1.5 hrs outside of Bangkok! You can find a variety of food and souvenirs along the river, and most vendors are willing to bargain prices down. Just be warned, many taxi drivers will try to scam you by dropping you off at tour companies about 5 minutes away from the actual market. They give prices starting at 2000 Baht per person for a 2 hour boat ride through the market. Please don't fall for it. If you demand to be taken to the actual start of the market you can find prices around 100-300 Baht per person for an hour boat ride through the market. Absolutely worth the visit, just be careful who you are trusting to take you.

I hardly recommend this hostel. Everything is very new and clean. Staff are all of them very friendly and very helpful. Kitchen is perfect! Chill outs are wonderful. They made popcorn for all guests that went to see the cinema movie that they played at one of the chill outs. They also gave us thai sweets.

Incredible experience. Is a tourist trap ? YES! Just do it! The canals are dirty, you might get splashed, I found a piece of hair in my coconut ice cream, but hey, it was 1 out of 5. Would I do it again? Maybe not. Would I recommend it a 100% yes! I paid 3500 bhat for 1.5 hr market and coconut farm. Morning trip with a driver from Bangkok. It was absolutely worth the drive. Go early by 3pm. Most of the vendors will be gone after that time.

I visited Damnoen Saduak Floating Market and had an amazing experience exploring the vibrant market culture on the water. The colorful boats and variety of goods were truly captivating. However, one drawback was the presence of smog from the boats, which slightly affected the overall enjoyment of the visit. Despite that, it's definitely a unique and must-see destination.

Really nice floating market and definitely must see when visiting Bangkok. But the boat drive with paddle boats definitely isn’t worth 800 THB per person. Rather go walking around - you will see it and still have the same view and experience.

Great experience, especially knowing about the life of the people who run the market on the long-tail boats, and the fact that they even live there. They sell a variety of fruits, tender coconut delicacies, some sea-food and a bunch of souvenirs. Prices are a but higher than you would find elsewhere, but the experience of exploring the market in a boat is memorable. We had some very delicious mango sticky rice there!

The Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is a bustling and lively destination that offers a unique and authentic Thai experience. The market is a great place to visit for a few hours, but be cautious of tourist operators who may try to take you to other boating joints and extend your trip. If you're short on time, it's best to drive directly to the market and explore on foot. This way, you can fully immerse yourself in the market's lively atmosphere and get a feel for the local culture. However, be prepared to haggle, as the prices for goods other than food can be quite high. One of the highlights of the market is the food. The floating market offers a wide variety of delicious and authentic Thai cuisine, from fresh fruits and vegetables to mouthwatering street food. It's a great opportunity to sample some of the local delicacies and immerse yourself in the culinary culture of Thailand. Overall, the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Thailand. The market's colorful and lively atmosphere, combined with its delicious food, make it a truly unforgettable experience.

03-04-2024 , Hello everyone, it's me Kamrul a Google reviewer from Bangladesh. Experience the uniqueness of Damnoen Saduak Floating Market by gliding through historic canals, immersing yourself in a era of water trade. Enjoy fresh produce and local delicacies on boats, avoiding overpriced souvenirs. Be ready for tourist crowds, navigate peak hours strategically, and consider potential pollution concerns. Overall, focus on the market's distinctive charm, local eats, and vibrant atmosphere for a memorable cultural experience.

This floating market is very touristy. You may get dripped off via minivan or taxi about a few hundred meters from the actual floating market. They generally drop you off further away with the hopes that you’ll pay for the expensive motor boat tour/ride to the market (the experience is about 1hr long). Instead it’s better to walk a few hundred meters to the market and save yourself the money. At the floating market itself you can pay be for a much cheaper human powered boat around the market (we paid 200baht for two people). While on the top the guide will move the boat along the market to the various vendors. Some guides will stop at many vendors and some will skip some. We tried to tell our guide we’re not interested but she didn’t listen and continued to move from vendor to vendor. Overall this floating market wasn’t that great. Mainly just vendors trying to sell you things you can find in most tourist shops in Thailand. It’s best to go to the Amphawa floating market that’s nearby via taxi and not waste your time and money with this one.

An interesting place to visit for the very first time. Overall experience was pleasant and enjoyed the boat ride but might not be a good place to shop for souvenirs because of the steep pricing. The tour we paid for felt rushed and did not get to check out most of the stalls. The person in charge of the boat will only stop at certain stalls as requested. As one of the most popular floating markets in Thailand and over a 100 years of history, it was slightly disappointing to see that the place is not well maintained.

I came here last year in September 2022 and the river was crowded and lively. I visited again last July 2023 and it was different, quiet and calm. As usual, because this is a popular tourist place, everything is expensive. You will need to bargain fairly as they’re only making a living too. This is a unique and great experience so do not skip this spot.

Out of all the floating markets in Bangkok i had selected this as it had better reviews than the others. The only thing is it's located far away from the city and the drive to this place too more than 1½hrs but it was good. After reaching they asked us if we wanted to visit other things and showed us the options but we decided to just experience the floating market. We went in the morning so it wasn't sunny. It's better to just experience the boat ride and not shop as the prices of everything are too high, definitely a tourist trap. The coconut ice cream was really good! Overall loved the boat ride and the experience.

A wonderful place to experience what a floating market is like in Bangkok. Damnoen Saduak floating market has many stores which sells popular local delicacies, items and souvenirs. But that’s is where the positive ends. Damnoen Saduak floating market is a tourist trap. All of the items could be bought elsewhere at a much lower price. The boatman will stop at different stores without request at times too. Strolling through the floating market, you will notice mostly tourists, and the only locals are the vendors. Come for the experience, not for the shopping. This may be one of the more popular floating markets, but it is not the only one in Bangkok.

I loved it!! The boat ride was super relaxing, and we did ride the elephant afterward. (I wouldn't do that again)next visit, I'll go to an elephant sanctuary instead. Definitely talk down the prices don't buy the first thing you see

The place was kinda touristic. But it was nice to see it! But too many tourists and didn’t feel real at some point. The boats were way too many and a I didn’t like the way in which they were treating animals just to take pics with them and tourists. But it was an experience.

It is best going there early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the hot weather. I took a boat ride to fully cover the vast area of these canals system. There are many souvenir shops by the canal as you ride on the boat. The boat ride was comfortable and save me the trouble of walking. Anyway, most shops can only be accessed by boat. So, take the convenient way. You may view my YouTube video on this place :- https://youtu.be/YCF7nxa8PuI?si=Ac9LFmcSelZ7vA5i

Just loving everything about Bangkok this is no exception- what a cool experience to be taken through by boat to experience the noise, smells, sights, tastes and do your ‘window shopping’ before you get off and redo it by foot picking up and haggling for all the gems you spied from the water! Coconut ice cream while floating is a must do! 🥥

Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is located about 100km from the city centre. The journey usually takes about 2 hours each way. This popular floating market has become very touristy. There are just a few traders on boats selling food, drinks and fruits now. The banks of the canal is lined with shops selling souvenirs, clothings, food and drinks. The boat ride we had was a disappointment. The driver just sped through the canal then idled for a while to waste time before taking us back to the jetty. We did not pass through the section with traders on boats. We should have taken the boat which was manually rowed and not the one with an petrol engine. It was more like a canal speedboat ride than a visit to a floating market.

Very different experience and good one. There is a boat ride for 20 mins. One can do shopping from a boat, and one can also have experience in local life. Recommended to try once and do not forget to bargain.

It’s a nice experience to browse the area with a wooden boat. It is also possible to walk much of the inner market. Taxis will want to drop you off about 1km away at a point from where you can only take a motorboat to go to the market via some narrow canals, whereas if you drive to the market you have the option of a cheaper paddle boat to explore the “inner” market. The staff will try to sell various experience packages. Boat hire prices are regulated. On the way to the market you’ll see a couple of souvenir shops on the sides of the canals that don’t float. Once you get to the market you’ll see vendors on little wooden boats and more shops ashore. The motorboat felt a little like a tourist trap to us at first but on the other hand the trip to and from the market on it will also show you less touristic areas. Inside the market you can always get off the boat, walk a little and get back on too.

A different experience! The floating market is truly different like you might have seen in tour promotions, where there are boats (same size like yours) that sell a variety of food right beside you! Choose from fresh coconuts/fruits to grilled meats. The "traffic" is in the main galley, that when someone decides to buy some of the food, you do have to stop a bit, but that gives you time to look around the sides where stalls of other goods like clothes and other trinkets are displayed on both sides of the canal. Reminder to keep your hands within the boat and hang on to your phones and cameras! Yes the water is not clear. Wear a hat too. Apparently there is a back way from the main "water road". The primary shopping area is where you do get off your boats, it's huge! we were dropped off at the back, and the good thing is you can haggle prices of some goods! There are restaurants and comfort rooms in the main building. We had fun! Include this on your to try list when in Thailand!

Such an interesting experience on one of the paddle boats. It's pretty much 5 lane traffic jam all the way but everyone just seems to know how to push past each other. They stop their boat for you to do some shopping.

I love this place, It's peaceful and private for my holiday. There are country side dress for rent, It's totally cute😊

nice teacher, nice place，Food is more delicious than outside，worth it

It's an old chinese temple nearby Mae Klong railway station

nice place

(Translated by Google) Very small temple, rather Chinese, I think. A multitude of murals in a thousand and one colors, a very peaceful and uncrowded place during the day. You will find incense sticks, oil and candles available to make your merit. (Original) Tout petit temple plutôt Chinois je pense. Une multitude de peinture murales aux mille et une couleur lieu très paisible et peu fréquenté en journée. Vous trouverez à disposition des bâtons d'encens, de l'huile et des bougies pour faire votre mérite.

(Translated by Google) The court is very clean. The inside is cool and calm. The inside is neither too big nor too small. The area is the right size. Incense, candles, and oil are provided according to your faith. As for the silver and gold paper There is a price listed. Chinese architecture Inside divided into proportions The order of using incense and paying respects is clearly stated, without confusion. The Lord Buddha is the president and is beautiful and outstanding. Located in the area of ​​Mae Klong Market. (Original) ศาลสะอาดมาก ภายในเย็นสบาย สงบ ภายในไม่ใหญ่หรือเล็กไป พื้นที่ขนาดเหมาะสม มีบริการธูปเทียน น้ำมัน ตามกำลังศรัทธา ส่วนกระดาษเงินทอง มีราคาบอกอยู่ สถาปัตยกรรมแบบจีน ภายในแบ่งสัดส่วน บอกลำดับการใช้ธูปและการไหว้ชัดเจน ไม่สับสน ตัวองค์เจ้าพ่อเป็นประธานสวยงามโดดเด่น ตั้งอยู่บริเวณตลาดแม่กลอง

(Translated by Google) The atmosphere of the temple is great, with exquisite decoration and detailed instructions. The aunties inside are also very friendly and will patiently answer questions if you don’t understand something. It’s an unforgettable experience:) (Original) 寺庙的氛围很棒，装修精美、指示详尽，里面的阿姨也很友善有不懂的地方会耐心地解惑，难忘的体验：）

(Translated by Google) Beautiful interior, in the heart of Mae Klong city, convenient travel. (Original) ภายในสวยค่ะ ใจกลางเมืองแม่กลอง เดินทางสะดวก

(Translated by Google) The Mae Klong Mother Shrine is a shrine that has been around for more than 100 years and is located in the heart of Mae Klong City. (Original) ศาลเจ้าพ่อแม่กลองเป็นศาลเจ้าที่มีมากว่า 100ปีแล้ว ตั้งอยู่ใจกลางเมืองแม่กลอง

(Translated by Google) Thousands of miles away in the country of Thailand, in this remote rural town, you can still see the traditional Chinese belief ~ City God, it feels so heartwarming... It really dominates the world and is powerful in all directions. (Original) 遠在千里外的泰國國度，在這偏遠的鄉間小鎮，依然可以看到華人的傳統信仰~城隍爺，感覺好窩心哦…真的是坐鎮四海，威震八方。

(Translated by Google) Peaceful temple Next to the Mae Klong River Before entering the Amphawa Floating Market roundabout, there are 4 temples next to each other (Wat Chong Lom, Wat Chan Charoensuk, Wat Kaew Fa, and Wat Bang Kapom). You can escape traffic jams and find peace in the temples. The temple has spacious parking and is clean. When I arrived it was quite cold and the temple was close to closing. But the merciful Father came to open the temple for people to come and pay respects. (Original) วัดที่สงบร่มรื่น ติดริมแม่น้ำแม่กลอง ก่อนเข้าวงเวียนตลาดน้ำอัมพวา ซึ่งมีอยู่ 4 วัดติดๆ กัน (วัดช่องลม, วัดจันทร์เจริญสุข, วัดแก้วฟ้า และวัดบางกะพ้อม) สามารถหลบรถติดมาหาความสงบในวัดได้ วัดมีที่จอดรถกว้างขวาง ความสะอาดดี ตอนที่ไปถึงค่อนข้างเย็นวัดใกล้ปิดแล้ว แต่หลวงพ่อมีเมตตามาเปิดพระอุโบสถให้เข้าไปกราบไหว้

(Translated by Google) Go to the temple next to the Mae Klong River. There is a wide area. Can park many cars. Today it was very quiet inside the temple. The temple staff are welcoming. and advise friends to go pay respect to Luang Pu Sai's body Inside the Thai style pavilion Which the temple has arranged very beautifully and Luang Pu Sai's body does not decay. in a glass coffin Wat Chan Charoensuk Located at number 22, Village No. 10, Ban Prok Subdistrict, Mueang District, Samut Songkhram Province. Wat Chan Charoensuk It is an old temple. Built around 1859, there is a wooden chapel at Chan Charoensuk Temple facing north. There is a walkway leading to the new chapel which is made of brick and cement. The important context of the wooden chapel consists of a sema-shaped arch. and the pagodas that have both a prang shape and a traditional style pagoda that is modified from a twelve-sided wooden pagoda. Luang Pu Sai was born on July 8, 1909, at the house opposite Chulamanee Temple, Amphawa District, Samut Songkhram Province. He is the third child of 5 children of Father Sang and Mae Khum Iam-sa-at. When he was young, his parents Sent to study with monks. “Wat Thamnimit” continued his studies at “Wat Nang Wang” near his home until he graduated at that time. Then returned to help his parents with his career. When he was 20 years old in 1929, his parents and relatives arranged for him to be ordained at Phatthasima, “Wat Bang Kapom,” Amphawa District, Samut Songkhram Province, with “Chao Athikan Kong Thammachoto. ” Bang Kapom Temple is the preceptor. “Phra Athitham Chaem Solasa” of Wat Chulamanee is a monk and “Phra Achan Kerd” of Wat Bang Kapom is a monk. When ordained He studied Dhamma and Vinaya at Bang Kapom Temple. Until being able to take the Dhamma studies, Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctorate examinations in order, he became a Dhamma teacher at Bang Kapom Temple. and occasionally teaches elementary school students at Wat Nang Wang. Acted as a secretary to help "Luang Pho Kong" because at that time "Luang Pho Kong" was the head monk of the sub-district. Rule various temples All while helping Luang Phor Take care of the monks within the temple In addition, Luang Phor Sai Still using free time study Khmer books Learn Mulukajai Practice Vipassana meditation As well as studying various spells from Luang Phor Kong for many years. and in creating “Coin with image of Luang Pho Kong” Luang Pho Sai participated in its creation with Wat Chan Charoensuk. The abbot was vacant. The villagers then went together to find "Luang Pho Kong" to ask for "Luang Pho Sai" to be their abbot. Wat Chan Charoensuk When Father Kong has given permission Villagers in the area of ​​Wat Chan Charoensuk Therefore, Luang Phor Sai was flocked to become the abbot. and was appointed as a monk in the encyclopedic status of "Phrakhru Thammawithi Satthi", the Abbot of Mueang Samut Songkhram District. In the year 1953 he was appointed as the Abbot of Ban Prok Subdistrict. Mueang Samut Songkhram District in 1958 was appointed Be a preceptor and postponed from the Royal Decree He was Phrakru Baidika Thananukrom in the position of Chao Khun Phra Thepmethi. On January 5, 1959, he received the royal title of clerical certificate. Phrakhru Samut Mongkol, 1975, organized a ceremony to bury his children. Wat Chan Charoensuk ordination hall During the period before the gilded ceremony to bury Luk Nimit, in 1974, he was sick with many illnesses and went to the hospital for treatment. Come back and treat yourself at the temple. After the ceremony of gilding and burying Luk Nimit Ubosot after having worked hard to build it for many years. It's been a success. Soon he fell ill again. His condition gradually deteriorated until Luang Por Sai finally passed away on May 31, 1975, at the age of 67 years, aged 45. (Original) ไปวัดติดริมแม่น้ำแม่กลอง มีเนื้อที่กว้างขวาง สามารถจอดรถได้หลายคัน วันนี้ไปภายในวัดเงียบมาก เจ้าหน้าที่ของวัดต้อนรับดี และแนะนำให้เพื่อนๆไปกราบสังขารหลวงปูสาย ภายในศาลาทรงไทย ซึ่งทางวัดได้จัดไว้สวยงามมากและสังขารหลวงปู่สายไม่เน่าเปื่อย อยู่ในโลงแก้ว วัดจันทร์เจริญสุข ง ตั้งอยู่เลขที่ 22 หมู่ 10 ตำบลบ้านปรก อำเภอเมือง จังหวัดสมุทรสงคราม วัดจันทร์เจริญสุข เป็นวัดเก่าวัดหนึ่ง สร้างมาแต่ประมาณ พ.ศ. 2402 มีอุโบสถไม้วัดจันทร์เจริญสุขหันหน้าออกสู่ทิศเหนือ ซึ่งมีทางเดินไปอุโบสถหลังใหม่ที่ก่อ อิฐถือปูน สิ่งที่เป็นบริบทสำคัญของพระอุโบสถไม้ประกอบไปด้วยซุ้มเสมาทรงกูบ และเจดีย์รายที่มีทั้งทรงปรางค์ ทรงเครื่อง และเจดีย์ทรงเครื่องแบบพื้นเมืองที่ดัดแปลงจากเจดีย์ย่อเหลี่ยมไม้สิบสอง หลวงปู่สาย ถือกำเนิดเมื่อวันที่ 8 เดือนกรกฎาคม พ.ศ. 2452 ที่บ้านฝั่งตรงข้ามวัดจุฬามณี อำเภออัมพวา จังหวัดสมุทรสงคราม เป็นบุตรคนที่ 3 ในจำนวน 5 คน ของพ่อสังข์ แม่คุ้ม เอี่ยมสะอาด เมื่อเยาว์บิดามารดา ส่งไปศึกษาอยู่กับพระที่ “วัดธรรมนิมิต” เรียนต่อที่ “วัดนางวัง” ใกล้บ้านจนจบการศึกษาในสมัยนั้น แล้วกลับไปช่วยบิดามารดาประกอบอาชีพ พออายุได้ 20 ปี ในปี พ.ศ.2472 บิดามารดาและญาติจัดให้อุปสมบท ณ พัทธสีมา “วัดบางกะพ้อม” อำเภออัมพวา จังหวัดสมุทรสงคราม โดยมี “ท่านเจ้าอธิการคง ธมฺมโชโต” วัดบางกะพ้อม เป็นพระอุปัชฌาย์ “ท่านพระอธิการแช่ม โสฬะสะ” วัดจุฬามณี เป็นพระกรรมวาจาจารย์ และ “พระอาจารย์เกิด” วัดบางกะพ้อม เป็นอนุสาวนาจารย์ เมื่ออุปสมบทแล้ว ได้ศึกษาเล่าเรียนพระธรรมวินัยอยู่ที่วัดบางกะพ้อม จนสามารถสอบนักธรรม ตรี โท เอก ได้ตามลำดับ จนได้เป็นครูสอนนักธรรมอยู่ที่วัดบางกะพ้อม และสอนนักเรียนประถมที่วัดนางวังเป็นครั้งคราว ได้ทำหน้าที่เป็นเลขา  ช่วยเหลือ “หลวงพ่อคง” เพราะสมัยนั้น “หลวงพ่อคง” ท่านเป็นเจ้าคณะตำบล ปกครองวัดต่างๆ ตลอดทั้งช่วยหลวงพ่อ ปกครองดูแลพระสงฆ์ภายในวัด นอกจากนั้นหลวงพ่อสาย ยังใช้เวลาว่าง ศึกษาเล่าเรียนหนังสือขอม เรียนมูลกัจจายน์ ฝึกหัดปฏิบัติ วิปัสสนากรรมฐาน ตลอดจนศึกษาอาคมต่างๆจากหลวงพ่อคงเป็นเวลานานหลายปี และในการสร้าง “เหรียญรูปหลวงพ่อคง” หลวงพ่อสายมีส่วนร่วมในการสร้างด้วยวัดจันทร์เจริญสุข ได้ว่างเจ้าอาวาสลง ชาวบ้านจึงพร้อมกันไปหา “หลวงพ่อคง” มาขอ “หลวงพ่อสาย” มาเป็นเจ้าอาวาส วัดจันทร์เจริญสุข เมื่อหลวงพ่อคงอนุญาตแล้ว ชาวบ้านย่านวัดจันทร์เจริญสุข จึงแห่หลวงพ่อสายมาเป็นเจ้าอาวาส และได้รับแต่งตั้งเป็นพระใบฎีกา ฐานานุกรมของ “ท่านพระครูธรรมวิถีสถิติ์” เจ้าคณะอำเภอเมืองสมุทรสงคราม เมื่อปี พ.ศ.2496 ได้รับการแต่งตั้งเป็นเจ้าคณะตำบลบ้านปรก อำเภอเมืองสมุทรสงคราม เมื่อปี พ.ศ.2501 ได้รับการแต่งตั้ง เป็นพระอุปัชฌาย์ และเลื่อนจากพระใบฎีกา เป็นพระครูใบฎีกา ฐานานุกรม ในตำแหน่งของท่านเจ้าคุณพระเทพเมธี วันที่ 5 มกราคม พ.ศ.2502 ได้รับพระราชทานสมณศักดิ์สัญญาบัตรเป็น พระครูสมุทรมงคล พ.ศ.2518 จัดงานผูกพัทธสีมาฝังลูกนิมิต อุโบสถวัดจันทร์เจริญสุข ในช่วงก่อนงานปิดทองฝังลูกนิมิต คือ พ.ศ.2517 ได้ป่วยหลายโรคและไปรักษาตัวที่โรงพยาบาลบ้าง กลับมารักษาเองที่วัดบ้าง ภายหลังจากการจัดงานปิดทองฝังลูกนิมิตอุโบสถหลังที่ได้ตรากตรำก่อสร้างมาเป็นเวลาหลายปี เป็นผลสำเร็จแล้ว ไม่นานนักท่านก็ล้มป่วยลงอีก อาการทรุดลงเรื่อยๆจนในที่สุด หลวงพ่อสาย ก็ถึงแก่มรณภาพ เมื่อวันที่ 31 พฤษภาคม พ.ศ.2518 สิริอายุรวมได้ 67 ปี พรรษา 45

(Translated by Google) 1 of 9 famous temples along the waterfront Boat trip to worship Buddha It is beautiful, peaceful, shady and still smells of the past. Wat Luang Pho Sai A monk whose merit has been a field of merit for the people of Mae Klong and Buddhists for a long time. Pay homage to him with all my heart. (Original) ๑ ใน ๙ วัดดังเลาะริมน้ำ ล่องเรือไหว้พระ ที่มีความสวยงาม สงบ ร่มรื่น ยังคงมีกลิ่นไอของอดีตกาล วัดหลวงพ่อสาย พระผู้ซึ่งมีบุญญาเป็นเนื้อนาบุญของสาธุชนแห่งแม่กลองและชาวพุทธมาช้านาน กราบไหว้ท่านได้อย่างสนิทใจ

(Translated by Google) Pay respect to Luang Pu Sai Disciple of Luang Por Kong, Bang Kapom Temple. The body is not decayed or decayed. Please follow the travel-thailand page. (Original) กราบหลวงปู่สาย ลูกศิษย์ของหลวงพ่อคง วัดบางกะพ้อม สรีระสังขารไม่เน่าไม่เปื่อย ฝากติดตาม เพจตะลอนเที่ยวtravel-thailand

(Translated by Google) I intended to come and pay homage to Thao Wessuwan and pay homage to the Buddha and ask for general blessings, but in less than a month my life improved noticeably. Not sure if it's related? This temple, Sala Thai, is beautiful, with few people, peaceful, good atmosphere, next to the water. (Original) ตั้งใจมา ไหว้ท้าวเวสสุวรรณ และไหว้พระ ขอพรทั่วไป แต่แค่ไม่ถึงเดือนชีวิตดีขึ้นอย่างเห็นได้ชัด ไม่แน่ใจว่าเกี่ยวไหม วัดนี้ศาลาไทยสวย คนน้อย สงบ บรรยากาศดี ริมน้ำ

(Translated by Google) Come and pay respect to Luang Pu Sai, the monk who has left the shore. (Original) มากราบหลวงปู่สายพระผู้พ้นฝั่งแล้วครับ

(Translated by Google) Clean temple, beautiful Thai style pavilion. The temple in front of the temple is next to the river. (Original) วัดสะอาดตา ศาลาทรงไทยสวย วัดหน้าวัดติดเเม่น้ำ

(Translated by Google) The temple looks quiet and clean. Now it needs supplies to replace the roof tiles. (Original) วัดดูเงียบสงบ สะอาด ตอนนี้ต้องการปัจจัยเพื่อเปลี่ยนกระเบื้องหลังคา