The Historic Kanchanaburi

Private Tour

Description

Dive deep and learn about Kanchanaburi and its history from World War II. This full-day itinerary traces the story of the POWs and helps you visualize the hardship they had to endure building the notorious Death Railway. Visit the War cemetery, the Hellfire Pass, the Death Railway, Kra Sae Cave and finishing at the Bridge over the River Kwai.

What to Expect

Starting early in Bangkok, our guide will pick you up at your hotel. Head towards Kanchanaburi. Visit the war cemetery contains the remains of 6,982 Allied POWs who died during the construction of Thai-Burma Death Railway. Visitors come to the park that reminds them of the war and its consequences.

Proceed to Hellfire Pass Interpretive Centre and Memorial Walking Trail. This cutting on the Death Railway cost the lives of more than 16,000 Allied prisoners and countless Asian laborers during World War II. Take the walking trail to the cutting and visit the Hellfire Pass museum.

Take on the challenge of a thrilling walk on the notorious Death Railway that was built alongside the river. And explore Tham Kra Sae where you can find a cave with a Buddha image inside. This cave was formerly a camp for the POWs during the construction of the railway.

Set out to the famous Bridge of the River Kwai, spend a short time walking along the ironclad bridge that bears a long history of bloodshed and conflict from the time of World War II.

Our Service Includes

  • Hotel Pickup & drop-off
  • Private Transport by Air-conditioned Vehicle
  • Professional Guide
  • Admission Fees
  • Lunch
  • Bottled Water
  • Travel Insurance

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