This two-day trip to Kanchanaburi province shows a side of Thailand you will never find on a Pattaya beach. In a single journey you combine village markets, Buddhist temples, jungle waterfalls and the haunting history of the Second World War railway.
You spend the night at a riverside resort on the River Kwai, then wake up to an easy rafting session on the gentle current. Elephants, a short train ride along the Death Railway and a cave temple above the river round off the adventure. School-age children usually love it as much as adults do.
The order of stops may change depending on season and weather. Guests under the influence of alcohol or drugs may be refused. A coach or minibus is used depending on group size.
Transfer included: we pick you up at your hotel. We'll confirm the pickup time after you book.
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No prepayment needed for this tour, you pay on the day.
Yes. Children aged 3-12 and up to 120 cm travel on a child ticket; under-3s who do not take a separate seat travel free.
Yes, please bring your original passport. Your full name as written in the passport is also needed for the insurance.
No. The elephant ride and show are included, while bathing with an elephant is optional and paid separately.
Two days from Pattaya to the River Kwai: umbrella railway market, floating market, Erawan Falls, rafting, elephants and a ride on the Death Railway.
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