We have always welcomed v isitors
from overseas to our province and school. We not only have some
interesting tourist attractions in
our area but you might also be fascinated to look around our
school
(the location of the school is marked with an x on the map below).
For further information, please contact Khun
Seesagoon Krishanachinda, the principal at Sriwittayapaknam
School (the school's name is pronounced see-wit-ta-ya-pak-nam).
Samut Prakan is about 30 kms south of Bangkok.
Many tourists come to our province on day trips from Bangkok
to visit the Ancient City and Crocodile Farm. If you are coming
by car, take the expressway to Samrong-Samut Prakan and turn
left at Samut Prakan intersection on to the old Sukhumwit Road.
This road passes through Samrong first before reaching Paknam,
the old name for our city. Some landmarks along this road on
the left include a giant three-headed elephant and a Naval Museum
with a sea plane and submarine on the main lawn. Finally, you
will see a big clock tower on your right and many buildings with
red roofs - this is the civic centre for our city and province.
If you are coming by public transport,
take ordinary bus No. 25 or air-conditioned bus No. 11 which
run between central Bangkok and Paknam (a.k.a. Samut Prakan).
You might also like to take the Sky Train as far as On Nut then
a taxi for the remaining 12 kms.
Please visit the Sriwittayapaknam School web site.
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