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The fascinating province of Kanchanaburi in western Thailand, offers a mixture of natural captivating beauty, history and cultural experiences. Nested along the banks of the river, the area is famous for the Death Railway, which crosses the River Khwae Yai and was built during in WWII by allied prisoners of war, the story of which, was the subject to the Hollywood movie “Bridge over the River Kwai”. Today, you can visit the Death Railway Museum and walk across the historic bridge, learning about the harrowing history of the railway's construction. For a more relaxing experience, you can take a train ride along the railway route offering scenic views of the river and the surrounding landscape.
Erawan National Park, renowned for tiered waterfalls and lush jungle surroundings, is probably one of the famous attractions of the area. You can swim in the emerald-green water pools, see local wildlife and hike through the nature trails, taking in all the natural beauty and splendour.
Kanchanaburi's vibrant culture is reflected in its shopping streets and markets where the arts and craft on sale showcase the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the area and where delightful souvenirs can be bought. Not to mention the culinary Thai delights available in the restaurants and markets.
Essential Information: When you go and what you'll need
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Travel facilities around Thailand are efficient and very inexpensive, especially the buses that operate around the resorts, towns and cities. In more rural areas and smaller towns, open-ended vans (songthaews) are popular, as are taxis, tuk-tuks and samlors. There is also an extensive train network if you’re travelling over larger distances, and ferries and longtail boats are a common sight on waterways. Most tourists stick to taxis as they are most convenient and inexpensive.
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(Avg. monthly °C)
Travel facilities around Thailand are efficient and very inexpensive, especially the buses that operate around the resorts, towns and cities. In more rural areas and smaller towns, open-ended vans (songthaews) are popular, as are taxis, tuk-tuks and samlors. There is also an extensive train network if you’re travelling over larger distances, and ferries and longtail boats are a common sight on waterways. Most tourists stick to taxis as they are most convenient and inexpensive.
For more questions, see our FAQs
(Avg. monthly °C)
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Travel facilities around Thailand are efficient and very inexpensive, especially the buses that operate around the resorts, towns and cities. In more rural areas and smaller towns, open-ended vans (songthaews) are popular, as are taxis, tuk-tuks and samlors. There is also an extensive train network if you’re travelling over larger distances, and ferries and longtail boats are a common sight on waterways. Most tourists stick to taxis as they are most convenient and inexpensive.
For more questions, see our FAQs