Mahachai Market, Samut Sakhon

                Samut Sakhon is a small province located at the mouth of Tha Chin River. It was called Tha Chin because it is next to the Gulf of Thailand where Chinese people parked their junks when they came for product exchange in Samut Sakhon.

Mahachai’s sign	Lively atmosphere
A lot of people	Want a trishaw ride?

Samut Sakhon is also known as “Mahachai.”  Actually, “Mahachai” is the name of a canal in Samut Sakhon.  Mahachai Market reminds many people of seafood as it is home to one of the biggest seafood piers in the Gulf of Thailand.  

Mahachai market	Very artistic
Horseshoe crab	Grilled squid

Mahachai Market is located by Tha Chin River near the city God shrine.  Moreover, Mahachai Market is the important centre transportation.

Fresh squids	What kind of fish are they?
Big crabs	Cockles
Trishaw	A lot of people

Traffic in the market	Choosing crabs
A seller selling preserved shellfish	A seller selling dried fish

Fresh veggies	Hug shrimps
	Let’s cook steamed squid in lemon soup for dinner!
Inexpensive price	Mahachai market

Mahachai train station’s sign	Mahachai train station
Mahachai pier	Mahachai pier
Bus station near the market	The city God shrine.

Dried fish	What kind of fish are they?
It’s called “Kanom Pong Neng.”	What are you selling, auntie?
Deep-fried sliced banana	Manila tamarind
Placing the fish neatly.	Fruit sellers
Preserved shellfish	Fresh squids
Authentic honey	View from the pier
Restaurant on the tower in the market	Mahachai market

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