Samut Sakhon is a province in central Thailand, located just southwest of Bangkok. It is known for its vibrant fishing industry and is often referred to as the "seafood capital" of the country. The province features a mix of urban and rural areas, with a population that relies heavily on fishing and aquaculture for their livelihoods. The capital city, also named Samut Sakhon, serves as a key transportation hub with access to the Tha Chin River. The province is home to several cultural attractions, including temples and local markets, which showcase the rich traditions and lifestyle of the Thai people.