Suan Sampran: A Tranquil Retreat in Nakhon Pathom

Getting There

• Public Bus

  From the center of Bangkok, head to the nearest BTS station and take the BTS Skytrain to Bang Wa Station (on the Silom Line). Once at Bang Wa, exit the station and look for the bus stops. You will want to catch Bus 123, which will take you to Nakhon Pathom. Make sure to check the bus schedule, as they may vary. The journey will take approximately 1 to 1.5 hours depending on traffic. Get off at the stop nearest to Sam Phran District, and from there, you can either walk or take a local taxi to Suan Sampran, which is located at 21 Tambon Yai Cha, Sam Phran District. It's advisable to ask the bus driver for the best stop to get off for Suan Sampran.

• Taxi

  If you prefer a more comfortable and direct option, you can take a taxi from your location in Bangkok to Suan Sampran. Use a ride-hailing app like Grab or simply hail a taxi on the street. Make sure to specify the destination as 'Suan Sampran, 21 Tambon Yai Cha, Sam Phran District, Nakhon Pathom'. The journey will take approximately 40 minutes to an hour, depending on traffic conditions. Always confirm that the driver uses the meter or agree on a fare before starting the trip.

• Minivan

  Another option is to take a minivan from the Mo Chit Minivan Terminal. Head to Mo Chit BTS Station and follow the signs to the minivan terminal. Look for minivans heading to Nakhon Pathom or specifically to Sam Phran. The ride typically takes about 1 hour. Upon arrival in Sam Phran, you can take a local taxi or motorbike taxi to reach Suan Sampran, which is about 10-15 minutes away.