Located on the Gulf of Thailand, southwest of Bangkok, the coastal province of Samut Songkhram is the country’s smallest. Samut Songkhram is home to the eponymous capital which boasts an array of historical and quirky landmarks and monuments such as the Chang-Eng Siamese Twins Memorial, built to commemorate Thailand’s first Siamese twins. The town serves as an excellent base from which to explore the captivating landscapes, sacred temples and abundant cultural attractions in the scenic surrounds including the Amphawa Floating Market, or ‘Sunset Floating Market’, one of Thailand’s most charming floating markets. Visitors can look forward to exploring the sights and sounds of this authentic Thai market, discover the sacred Wat Amphawa Chetiyaram, a popular Buddhist temple; and venture to the fascinating Mae Khlong Market, set around working railway tracks.