Things to do in Kanchanaburi

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Points of interest in Kanchanaburi

Hellfire Pass Railway

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A modern skyscraper with a glass exterior and staggered balconies, set against a cloudy sky.

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Mahanakhon Skywalk

Walk on the glass floor and view the city

A crowd gathers in front of a brightly lit Rajadamnern Stadium entrance at dusk, with large posters and a blue van nearby.

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Rajadamnern Muay Thai Stadium

Get tickets for a Muay Thai match at Rajadamnern Stadium in Bangkok

Aerial view of a Thai temple with intricate roofing, surrounded by water and bridges, amidst lush greenery and various structures.

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Samut Prakan

Ancient Siam is a large outdoor museum located one hour's drive from central Bangkok, Thailand. The museum grounds are spread over an area over 200 acres, which correspond roughly to the geographical shape of the Kingdom of Thailand itself. The park features replicas of Thailand's most famous buildings and monuments from antiquity and the present day.

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Bangkok River Cruises

See Bangkok from a new perspective when you book a Bangkok river cruise

A realistic T-Rex model with an open mouth and sharp teeth at Jurassic World: The Exhibition, surrounded by lush foliage.

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Jurassic World - The Experience Bangkok

Walk among life-sized dinosaurs and watch interactive shows

Tourists visit an ornate temple with golden spires, intricate details, and colorful rooftops under a partly cloudy sky.

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The Temple of the Emerald Buddha

Admire the Emerald Buddha and explore the Grand Palace

Golden pagoda and ornate, colorful temple buildings under a clear blue sky, surrounded by a manicured lawn and white wall.

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The Grand Palace

Explore ornate temples adorned with vibrant mosaics and see the famous Emerald Buddha

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Wat Phra Chetuphon

Visit the Reclining Buddha and take a traditional Thai massage

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Bangkok Self-Guided Audio Tours

Visit the iconic Reclining Buddha and shop at Asiatique Night Market with audio narration

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Flow House

Flowrider is an extreme sport. One influenced by sports such as skateboarding, surfing, snowboarding and wakeboarding, where players surf on artificial wave simulators at a speed of 38 km/. h. to 48 km/h. (Please pick up more from an official webite)

A train passes through a busy market, with stalls and people on both sides taking photos and shopping.

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Day Trips from Bangkok

Discover ancient temples, nature, wildlife, and floating markets

Man driving a green tuk-tuk with passenger carriages, parked in front of a traditional Thai building.

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Bangkok Hop-on Hop-off Tours

See more and save more with the smooth and easy hop-on hop-off tours in Bangkok

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Pororo Aqua Park Bangkok

Slide down water rides and swim in the large pool

Two cyclists ride towards an ornate temple gate adorned with gold and red decorations, framed by foliage.

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Bangkok Bike Tours

Explore the Thai capital on two wheels

Children and adults enjoy a water park with colorful slides and pools under a bright, sunny sky.

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Siam Amazing Park Bangkok

Siam Amazing Park is an amusement and water park in the Khan Na Yao District of Bangkok, Thailand. It was founded in November 1980 and remains the oldest amusement and water park complex in Southeast Asia.

An underwater scene with various colorful fish swimming around coral reefs in a blue-lit aquarium.

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SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World

SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World boasts the biggest aquarium in South East Asia (unless you count the Pacific!). It's easy to reach by public transport from Bangkok, just take the BTS to Siam Station, or one of several buses heading in the direction.

Massive three-headed elephant sculpture on a pink circular base, with trees and a smaller ornate pavilion nearby under a clear sky.

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Erawan Museum

The Erawan Museum is an otherworldly museum in Bangkok, Thailand. Among other delights, it's home to a giant three-headed elephant statue, a mosaic temple, and magical gardens.