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Kanchanaburi: Guided Tour from Bangkok + Lunch + Optional Train Ride & Speedboat

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From Bangkok: Erawan National Park Tour - Erawan Waterfall & River Kwai Bridge

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Kanchanaburi, River Kwai & Hellfire Pass: Private Tour from Bangkok

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Duration: 11h
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4.6

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Sam , United States

07 Jan 2024

Excellent

I thought it was an enjoyable experience. If you aren’t going to northern Thailand (Chiang Mai, etc), then this is a must to get into the forest. It was nice to get out of the bustle of Bangkok....

I thought it was an enjoyable experience. If you aren’t going to northern Thailand (Chiang Mai, etc), then this is a must to get into the forest. It was nice to get out of the bustle of Bangkok. If you are going to northern Thailand, I’d skip because it is a 3 hour drive from Bangkok and the national forests are much closer to Chaing Mai.

Erawan National Park Tour: Erawan Waterfall and Bridge over the River Kwai – Full day (from BKK)

CHI HO, Hong Kong

14 Feb 2024

Excellent

Erawan National Park Tour: Erawan Waterfall and Bridge over the River Kwai – Full day (from BKK)

Diana Gonzalez

17 Mar 2025

Excellent

Erawan National Park Tour: Erawan Waterfall and Bridge over the River Kwai – Full day (from BKK)

About: Hellfire Pass Railway

Hellfire Pass, or Konyu Cutting, is a poignant site on the Death Railway in Thailand. You'll walk through a quiet, solemn path where prisoners of war endured unimaginable hardships during World War II. Visiting here offers a moment of reflection and remembrance.

Hellfire Pass Railway

Hellfire Pass (Konyu Cutting), Thai-Burma Death Railway, 9X43+526, Unnamed Road, Tha Sao, Sai Yok District, 71150, Kanchanaburi

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