Private Tour to Kanchanaburi Death Railway and Elephant Haven

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Wat Tham Sua

Take a 2.5 hours' drive to our first stop, Wat Tham Sua, the temple that stands atop the mountain. Marvel at the magnificent Buddha Statue boasted as the largest in the province coupling with a beautiful stupa. You can choose to challenge yourself climbing the 157 steps stair or do it comfortably with the cable car.

Kanchanaburi War Cemetery

15 minutes' drive to visit the war cemetery contains the remains of 6,982 Allied POWs who died during the construction of the Thai-Burma Death Railway. Visitors come to the park that reminds them of the war and its consequences.

Death Railway Museum and Research Centre

15 minutes' drive to the Bridge over the River Kwai. Spend a short time (30 minutes) walking along the ironclad bridge that bears a long history of bloodshed and conflict from the time of World War II. You will board the train which will take you along the renowned Death Railway (45 minutes train ride). (Train fee included)

Tham Kra Sae Bridge

The train ends at Krasae station which locates the Kra Sae cave, a cave with Buddha image inside. Proceed to Elephant Haven Thailand.

Kanchanaburi

Observe and learn about the rescued Elephants. Admission and activity included.

River Khwae Bridge

Set out to the famous Bridge of the River Kwai, 15 minutes' drive, spend a short time walking along the ironclad bridge that bears a long history of bloodshed and conflict from the time of World War II. Return of Bangkok, 2.5 hours' drive.