Bhumibol Bridge 1 and 2
Bhumibol Bridge 1 & 2 (สะพานภูมิพล) is part of the 13 km long Industrial Ring Road connecting southern Bangkok with
Read moreBhumibol Bridge 1 & 2 (สะพานภูมิพล) is part of the 13 km long Industrial Ring Road connecting southern Bangkok with
Read moreSri Nakhon Khuean Khan Park and Botanical Garden is located in Bang Kachao sub-district of Samut Prakan Province. The park
Read moreThe best walks and cycle rides are the ones where you can escape the hustle and bustle of the city.
Read moreOne of my favourite destinations in Samut Prakan is Ban Khun Samut Chin. This is an isolated community along the
Read moreThe Royal Thai Naval Academy (โรงเรียนนายเรือ) was established by His Majesty the King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) in 1898. He officially
Read moreClick for more drone photos >>> Map for Wat Klang Worawihan: {google_map}13.592335, 100.599454{/google_map}
Read moreSamut Prakan means “ocean fortress” and it was built to protect the approach to Bangkok. One of the few remaining
Read moreSakhla community is situated along the banks of Sapphasamit Canal which was the old highway between Samut Prakan and Samut
Read moreWat Sakhla in Ban Sakhla dates back to the 1780’s during the reign of King Taksin. The landmark of this
Read moreClick for more drone photos >>> Map for Standing Buddha on Sukhumwit Road: {google_map}13.551071, 100.616729{/google_map}
Read moreThis is an isolated community surrounded by shrimp and fish farms. Most locals get around by boat due to limited roads.
Read moreThis is an aerial photo of Ban Khun Samut Chin in Phra Samut Chedi district. In these photos you can clearly see
Read moreThis is a google satellite image for Phra Samut Chedi district in Samut Prakan. The focus here is for Sakhla
Read moreMaps of forts in Samut Prakan. There is only evidence left of six of these. I’ve also mapped places where
Read moreOne of the historical legacies of Samut Prakan Province are the Fortresses along the river from the Gulf of Thailand
Read moreThis is a map of all of the tourist attractions that can be found in Samut Prakan province. Click on
Read moreRed Curry with Roasted Duck The red curry with roasted duck (kaeng pet bet yang) is my favourite version of
Read moreSpicy Fried Egg (yam kai dao) The first dish for our Friday Lunch was this fried egg salad. This is
Read moreSour and Spicy Mackerel We are back after the holidays last week. Every week we bring you photos of the
Read morePork Curry with Morning Glory This is the continuation of our weekly Friday Lunch Menu in the Paknam Web offices.
Read moreRice with Red pork (khao moo daeng) Around town you will probably often see some red pork hanging in the
Read moreFried Fish in Chili Paste My favourite dish on the Friday Lunch Menu today is this one, the “pla tod
Read moreDuck Red Curry (kaeng pet bpet) One of my favourite Thai dishes is the red curry with duck. It is
Read moreNoodles on the Boat Boat Noodles is probably one of the most famous noodle dishes. Despite its name, it is
Read moreStir-fried Thai Flat Beans (kung pat sa-tor) The Thai flat beans used in this dish are common in Southern Thailand.
Read moreThai Fried Noodles with Fresh Shrimp (pad thai talay) Probably the most famous of the Thai dishes is this one
Read moreRoti Mataba We had a bit of a mixture today for our weekly Friday lunch in the Paknam Web offices. However,
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