Cruise the River Kwai and you’ll experience a totally unique Thailand vacation and adventure. Explore a side of Thailand few even know exists.
During your four or seven day cruise from Bangkok you’ll experience some of the following sites along the River Kwai.
Holds a significant relevance in Thai history, more specifically the construction of the Death Railway. The run between Tha Kilen and Nam Tok takes you across the scenery where so many POW’s and forced labourers lost their lives. As [...]
A piece of history on the death railway and World war II. Chief Abbot founded the JEATH war museum in 1977 in hopes to shine light on the appalling conditions that POW’s of WWII endured while building the Death [...]
Nine Caverns of Buddhist and Hindu Shrines. Wat Tham Khaopoon is a cave system that is full of natural halls that are well lit and conceal nine caverns full of Buddhist and Hindu shrines. It is the easiest to [...]
Visiting with Majestic Wildlife Along The River Kwai. The Tiger Cave Temple (“Wat Thaem Suea” as it is locally known) is another amazing part of your river kwai cruise. This temple was discovered in 1975 by a Vipassan monk [...]
A Part of Your Journey Along The River Kwai. Phra pathom Chedi is a large compound that contains the largest Stupa in Southeast Asia, in fact it is the second largest in the world measuring in with it’s highest [...]
You'll visit the temple and see the beautiful murals. The Khao Noi Cave Temple is one of only two Chinese temples in all of Kanchanaburi. It was built in 1881 and belongs to the Mahayana Sect. The first overseer [...]
