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Step back in time on the Kanchanaburi River Kwai Bridge and Death Railway Tour, a moving journey through one of Thailand’s most important World War II sites. Visit the iconic River Kwai Bridge, walk along sections of the historic Death Railway, and pay respects at two peaceful war cemeteries honoring thousands of Allied soldiers. Through memorials, exhibits, and your guide’s storytelling, you’ll gain a powerful insight into the courage and sacrifices of those who built the railway under extreme conditions.
Beyond its poignant history, Kanchanaburi captivates with lush jungles, winding rivers, and striking mountain landscapes. Savor a traditional Thai set lunch at a local riverside restaurant before ending your day immersed in the province’s natural beauty and cultural heritage. This tour perfectly blends historical depth with scenic escape, making it a must for travelers seeking meaning and discovery beyond Bangkok.
Hotel Pick-Up (6:00AM)
Drive to Kanchanaburi
War Cemetery
Burma Railway Centre
Bridge over the River Kwai
Train Ride
Lunch
End of Tour (5:00PM)
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Asian Trails Thailand
NZD 132
Enjoyed our day trip to River Kwai with Chris, an experienced guide.
Tour was unhurried and insightful with this part of history. Very knowledgeable and experienced guide knows where to stop/ wait for train and best spots to take pictures from.
Excellent
Exactly as stated in advertisment
Great tour, lots of info given and not pushy at all. journey between places are long with various breaks in-between so please take note if you can't stand that.
Historically fascinating as you get to see the steel bridge and the wooden bridge built by POWs during WW2. It's a very long day as pick up is 6am and return to Bangkok around 5.30pm so it felt like more travel in a van than sightseeing.