Kanchanaburi Multiple Routes Private Tour from Bangkok

Eager to explore Thailand? Travel from bustling Bangkok to Kanchanaburi and get a dose of culture as you explore the historical landmark. Discover Kanchanaburi's tragedies and triumphs during WWII under Japanese occupation. Begin early with a comfortable pick up service from your Bangkok hotel. Revisit your history lessons as you visit the infamous Death Railway and the Mallika theme park to put a Siamese twist to your tour – don't forget to dress up in traditional Thai clothing for a more immersive Siamese experience! Go for a dip in the emerald waters or a short trek up Erawan Waterfalls, anything is possible here with its Hindi origins blessing the natural wonder. Complete with round trip transfer services, Kanchanaburi is worth every mile traveled as you fall for its mythical charm.

Mallika is a retro-city reflecting the past Siamese lifestyle in the Chao Phraya River Basin. During the reign of King Chulalongkorn, Rama V. the people’s way of life in 1905 A.D.

Relax at Meena cafe with expansive rice paddy views and Tiger Cave Temple views

Don't forget to dress up in traditional Thai clothing for a more immersive Siamese experience!

The major attraction of the park is Erawan Falls, a waterfall named after the Erawan, the three-headed white elephant of Hindu mythology. The seven-tiered falls are said to resemble the Erawan

The Tiger Cave Temple, locally known as Wat Tham Suea, is another of these fascinating sights that you'll have the chance to come across on your Kanchanaburi Trip

Death Railway Train Originally called the Thailand-Burma Railway, it earned the nickname “Death Railway” because over one hundred thousand laborers died during its 16-month construction between 1942 and 1943

Meena Cafe good location and view you can see Tiger cave temple in another view

Get some fresh air and relax with hot spring spa surrounded by nature

Bridge on the River Kwai It wasn’t only the rail tracks built with slave labor. With a route crossing many valley rivers