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Location + ActivityThere are 2 ways to reach us:
1) From the Industrial Ring Road – take Sukhasawat Exit – turn into Soi Phetcha Hueng 26. Continue on this road which is on the way to Bang Namphueng Market then turn left into Buaphueng Pattana Road. Continue on the road and cross the bridge in front you will find a parking lot on the right side. Park here then rent a bicycle or walk towards Bang Namphueng Community Moo 2 around 300 metres, you will find Baan Makham on your left-hand side.
Please follow this link : https://youtu.be/18YpAieC7hY 2) From Bangna-Trad Road or Sukhumvit Road, at the Bangna Intersection turn into Sanphawut Road and continue to almost the end of the road facing the Chao Phraya River on the left side you will see Bangna Nok Temple, find a parking space here. Then take a boat to cross to the other side of the river. There are 2 types of boat crossing the river:
Ferry which is large enough for you to bring your motorcycle or bicycle. The ferry service starts early in the morning up to 21.30 hrs. at night. The pier for this ferry is right in front of Bangna Nok Temple, named Wat Bang Na Nok Pier. After getting off the ferry turn left and look for the sign “Baan Makham”, follow the sign for approximately 700 meters or you can rent a bicycle and ride to us.
Please follow this link : https://youtu.be/IiD1OlCF5o0
Most of our neighbors are private houses belong to the natives of Bang Krachao. Some open their residences for homestay accommodation while some still preserve the traditional way of life by making and selling incenses, handcraft goods, herbal balls for massage and herbal soaps. Recommended Activities
• Cycling – Bang Krachao is well known as one of Bangkok’s best places for cycling both for amateur and semi-professional cyclists alike. From Baan Makham one can cycle all the way to Sri Nakorn Kuen Khan Park which is a park famous for bird watching.
• Siamese Fighting Fish Gallery – The only one of its kind in the world with a wide variety of live fighting fish on display.
• Herbal Incense Village – Learn how to make traditional Thai herbal incense at Baan Thupe.
• Tie-Dye – At the Incense Village you can also learn how dye materials using the tie-dye technique.
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