River Kwai Two day / One night tour (Join basis) | THB 4,800.00 - per person / Twin sharing (Mountain wing)

THB 800.00 - for single supplement

Day 1 :

06:30 Pick up from major hotels in Bangkok.

07:30 Depart for Kanchanaburi.

10.00 Arrive Kanchanaburi visit : Thailand - Burma Railway Center : An open air museum constructed in the form of actual prison ers of war (POW) camp. There are collections of photographs, pictures, articles, pistois, knives, and other items from the construction of the " Death Railway". Kanchanaburi War Cemetery ; The cemetery of the remains of over 6,000 prisoners of war, who lost their lives during the construction of the " Death Railway " Continue to visit the world's famous Bridge on the River Kwai. As depicted in the movie and a part of the " Death Railway " The historical black iron bridge was the target of allied bombing during 1945.

12.00 Take a train ride along part of the " Death Railway " to Nam Tok station, the last existing train station of the Thailand - Burma railway in Thailand, passing the dangerous looking wooden viaduct built along the mountain.

13:00 Arrive at Nam-Tok station then transfer to River Kwai Village Hotel

13:30 Check in at the hotel upon arrival, Thai lunch at Jungle View restaurant.

15:00 Kaeng Lava Cave : Take a short long tailed speed boat trip upstream the Kwai Noi, Climb up to the Kaeng Lava Cave for an interesting visit of the fantastic stone formations.

16.30 Transfer back to hotel by boat.

19.00 European dinner at hotel, Accommodation

Day 2 :

08.00 American Breakfast, Morning at leisure

12.30 Thai lunch.

14:30 Depart for Bangkok.

19.00 Arrive Bangkok, Transfer to hotels.

Note: Programs can change without notice

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About kanchanaburi

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Best known as the site of the bridge on the river Kwai, this quiet town is also a great hub for exploring the lush jungle scenery that surrounds it.

Despite the incredibly beautiful scenery of Kanchanaburi, foreigners know it best as the site where many thousands of Allied prisoners of war and Asian forced laborers died building the Death Railway for the Japanese Imperial Army in WWII.

Graves of the POWs who died on the railway project are well tended in Kanchanaburi and Chung Kai Allied War Cemeteries; the former is not far from the bridge. Remembrance services are conducted here every April 25. The bridge itself is a major tourist attraction; you can walk across it or ride the train that takes sightseers along what remains of the railway. In early December, the town puts on a light and sound show depicting the Allies bombing of the bridge in 1945.

The railway, including Hellfire Pass and the River Kwai Bridge, still stand as testimony to those dark times. Details of the conflict are on display at the JEATH Museum.