uan Sampran is a family-run eco-cultural destination located on a 50 acre plot by the Ta Chine river, Nakhon Pathom province. The venue consists of lush gardens of mature trees, locals flowers and lawns with facilities such as Antique Thai houses, restaurant, café, organic workshops and function venues. Suan Sampran began when Dr Chamnan and Khunying Valee Yuvaboon took a boat ride along the Ta Chine river and saw a hundred-year old Pikul tree about to fall to the river due to eroding river bank. They decided to buy the land and build a vacation home. In 1962, the business was founded to welcome those who want to take a break from the city amidst gardens of roses which was initially a hobby of the owners but later became the landmark known amongst foreign tourists as the Rose Garden.
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