River Kwai >Hellfire Pass >MuangSing Private Tour

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Witness the Bridge which served as inspiration for the film :

” The Bridge Over the River Kwai “.

Pay your respects to the prisoner of war at the War Cemetery and World War II Museum along with take a train ride on the DEATH railway line and a visiting to the Hellfire Pass and Muang Sing Historical Park, Khmer Stone Sanctuary from 11th century teaching you the legacy of the Khmer Empire.

Here ! where we’ll go >

River Kwai Bridge
WW II Cemetery
WW II Museum
Train Ride
Hellfire Pass
Muang Sing Historical Park

All are flexible to your Need

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Child rates are applicable for 2-12 years old whose height must not exceed 120 cm.

Special Promotion

Every 3 paying guests > get 1 free of charge

Departure & Return Location

Hotel in Bangkok

Departure Time

06.30am > pick up time

Price Includes

local english speaking tour guide
A/C Transport + Driver
Lunch at Local Restaurant
Entrance Fees
Travel Insurance

Price Excludes

Optional Activities
All kind of Drinks
Any Private Expenses

Complementaries

Hand-Washed Sanitized gel

What to Expect

As a Private Trip, all are flexible to your Need. The Itinerary can be adapted, modified or even places can be added more or cut it less.

The following are what you can expect to experience from this Trip.

Discovering the history background of each places
Sightsee the Highlights
Learn the Thainess
Experience the local Things
Join the local hand-on Event
Join the local hand-on Activities

Covid-19 GuideLines

Commitment to Safety

We committed to Thailand’s (Public Health Ministry ) Safety and Cleaning guidelines. These guidelines were created base on publicly available COVID-19 related guidance from the World Health Organization.

Here’s what We committed to :

Practicing good hygiene

Follow hand washing guidelines and ensure all participants wear a protective face covering

Limited group sizes

Limit group to 10 guests or fewer to allow for appropriate social distancing

Avoiding physical contact

Practice social distancing by the relevant local authority

Following cleaning guidelines

If applicable, clean and sanitize accessible spaces before every experience

Itinerary

06.30ampick up time

Welcome & pick up from your Hotel by our local English speaking tour guide & private driver.

Then heading to Kanchanaburi province.

09.00amArrive and Visit War Cemetery

First stop to visit War Cemetery , here about 9,000 the remains of the prisoners of war who lost their life during the Construction of the “ Death Railway ”

Visit Thailand – Burma Railway Center or Death Railway Museum

Thailand – Burma Railway Center or Death Railway Museum inside display the Event which happened during the Construction of the River Kwai Bridge and exibite the collections of photographs, pictures, articles, pistols, knives ,other related items and movies

10.30amVisit River Kwai Bridge

The Bridge which served as inspiration of the film ” The Bridge Over the River Kwai ” . Built by the POWs during World War II – 1942 -1945

11.00amTake a Train Ride to Tham Kra Sea Death Railway Station & Cave

An approximately 1.15 Hrs. Train Ride to he most exciting & breathtaking part of the Death Railway , it seem the Rail hang on a deadly steep Cliff by the River Kwai.

12.30pmLunch Time

Lunch at local Restaurant by the River Kwai.

13.30pmVisit Hellfire Pass

Hellfire Pass where the big Mountain was cut through to laid down the Railway. Cause of the POWs were forced to worked days & nights under the Lamps and with the Sound from their Hammer rocking, it symbolized Hell.

15.00pmVisit Muang Sing Historical Park

Muang Sing Historical Park , situated on the Kwai-Noi River Bank , in a square shape of about 1 square kilometer with moats and earthen rams surrounded by city walls in Laterite.

At the center there were archaeological sites built in the Bayon Khmer art style, were probably built in 11th Century coinciding with the Reign of King Jayavarman VII of Cambodia.