• Kanchanaburi Province

  • 1-3 Days
1-3 Days
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  • Kanchanaburi Province is one of Thailand’s most historically significant and naturally
    beautiful regions, set in a broad river valley where the Kwai Noi and Kwai Yai rivers
    meet at the provincial capital. The Province, 130 km west of Bangkok, offers
    extraordinary natural beauty of forested limestone mountains, the scenic Kwai river
    valley, spectacular waterfalls, national parks, and the unique experience of staying in
    a floating hotel on the River Kwai. The combination of historical significance and natural
    splendor makes Kanchanaburi one of Thailand’s most compelling provincial destinations.
    The province is known for its World War II history, specifically the construction of the
    415 km Death Railway, built by Allied prisoners of war and Asian forced laborers under
    Japanese command, to connect Bangkok with Rangoon in Burma. The railway and its
    associated memorials, museums, and cemeteries draw visitors from around the world,
    particularly those from countries which their people suffered and died here in great numbers.
    Visit and travel the province as part of 1-3 days trip from Bangkok.

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