Kanchanaburi River Kwai Bridge & Death Railway Day Tour from Bangkok

The beauty of nature and the tragedy of history
Coexisting Bridge on the River Kwai

The Bridge on the River Kwai is a historical landmark that symbolizes the Kanchanaburi region of Thailand, and is part of the Death Railway where many prisoners of war and workers lost their lives during World War II. It became famous through the movie The Bridge on the River Kwai, and it is an active railway where you can see real trains passing over the bridge. With this tour, you can hear the story behind the Bridge on the River Kwai, walk on the bridge, and enjoy the beautiful natural scenery, making special memories!

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Death Railway with a sad history

The Death Railway in Kanchanaburi is a railway connecting Thailand and Myanmar, and is a place with a sad history built by the Japanese during World War II. The Death Railway is about 415km long and was built in harsh conditions and with insufficient equipment. Due to the harsh conditions and inhumane labor intensity, more than 100,000 people lost their lives during the construction of the railway, which is why it was called the Death Railway. Currently, some sections of the Death Railway operate trains for tourists, allowing you to feel the traces of that time and look back on that painful history.