Program: Kanchanaburi River Kwai Trekking 2 days 1 night

Day 1

06.30 a.m. Pick up tourists from various hotels.

08.00 a.m. Departure from Bangkok to Kanchanaburi.

09.30 a.m. Arrive at Kanchanaburi and visit to Cemetery of allied prisoners of the second world war.

10.00 a.m. Visit to The JEATH museum. (fee pay 40 Baht)

10.30 a.m. Visit to The Bridge Over The River Kwai.

11.45 a.m. Catch a train and see The Death Railway on the path. The most dangerous curving bridge, which is built of wooden log along the mountain side constructed by the allied prisoners of the second world war.

13.30 p.m. Thai lunch will be served.

14.30 p.m. Arrive at Saiyoknoi waterfall, ½ hour free time for personal leisure.

16.30 p.m. Departure from the waterfall to Floating House (Air-Condition And Fan Room.)

19.00 p.m. Thai Dinner will be served.

Day 2

08.00 a.m. Thai Breakfast will be served.

09.00 a.m. Go to the Elephant camp.

10.00 a.m. Enjoy Elephant riding through jungle and Bamboo rafting along The River Kwai.

12.00 p.m. Thai lunch will be served.

14.00 p.m. Visit to Hellfire Pass, the eighteen meters deep cutting mountain of the railway route and on to The Hin Tok with some of the original narrow gauge track. The trail doubles back of itself, passing through a bamboo forest, there is a good view point that gives some ideas of the phenomenal depth of rock The POW’s had been dig through.

17.00 p.m. Return to Bangkok.

19.00 p.m. Arrive in Bangkok.

REMARK: ITINERARY TOUR SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

Tour include:

- Transport (Pick up and Drop off at the hotel)

- Tickets

- 4 meals (Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Lunch)

- 1 night guest room with fan (Extra pay 200 Baht: with Air Condition)

- English speaking guide

Tour not include

- Soft drink

- The Jeath museum admission fee

- All options

Option

- Erawan National Park

- Elephant Bathing

- Tiger Temple

For your safety and enjoyable trip, please bring your own walking shoes, Light clothing, Towel, Flashlight, Long trousers, mosquito repellent, small medical kit.

Please don’t wear “bright color” (Red or Orange) on your visiting to the Tiger Temple.