Private Tour: Local Life Klong Mahasawat and Big Giants Pagoda in Nakhon Pathom From Bangkok

Total Duration: 8 hours

Discover authentic rural Thai life; the landscapes, transportation, monuments and artworks of an ancient culture that's rich in heritage. A trip for sightseeing that incorporates the local lifestyles at Klong Mahasawas. Take a boat to explore the lotus farm, where you will be able to learn how to fold the lotus petals for offerings to the buddha. Ride the E-Tan -  a special truck in the local farm. Lunch will be served at a local restaurant in the area. Continue the journey to Woodland Muangmai Museum, where you would be able to see a lot of Thai carvings and  artworks. On the way back drop by at Buddha Monthon to see the big buddha before returning to your hotel. 

1. Mahasawat Canal, Nakhon Pathom

Experience the local lifestyles at Klong Mahasawat by boat. Travel through the lotus farm, rice fields and tropical fruit orchards

2. Woodland Muangmai, Nakhon Pathom

Take the journey to Woodland Muangmai Museum, where you would be able to see a lot of Thai carvings and artworks. Woodland was created from private wooden arts collection by one family. It was  150 years become the largest and most beautiful wood art museum with automated story telling. Resort, spa, restaurant, and wood gallery. All most of wooden arts in woodland are unique south-east Asia art, Thai Myanmar Cambodia and Indonesian. In woodland, you can see south-east Asia wooden arts in one place

3. Buddhamonthon, Phutthamonthon, Nakhon Pathom

Make a short stop at Buddha Monthon where is an important religious venue situated in Tambon Salaya which occupies 2,500 raise (about 1,000 acres). In the B.E. 2500 or 1957, the site was built by the government and the people to commemorate the 2500th year of Buddhism with a huge upright walking Buddha image of 15.8 metres in height at the centre. There is the splendid Buddha image in all four directions of the Buddha’s image, there stand four landmarks, representing Lord Buddha’s birth, enlightenment, the first sermon, and Nirvana (demise).