Four days, three nights, one unforgettable river. From Monday to Thursday, the RV River Kwai takes you upstream from Kanchanaburi: cave temples and Khmer ruins, a train ride on the historic Death Railway, Hellfire Pass and the legendary bridge over the River Kwai. This is the perfect short escape from Bangkok, with only ten teak cabins.
Four days downstream, with the current at your back. From Thursday to Sunday, the RV River Kwai glides from the mountains of Kanchanaburi back towards the plains: Hellfire Pass, hot springs and waterfalls, a train ride on the historic Death Railway, Khmer ruins and the legendary bridge over the River Kwai. Only ten teak cabins, far from the crowds.
Three rounds, one river, four days. From Thursday to Sunday, the RV River Kwai cruises downstream through Kanchanaburi, with a round each day at Mission Hills, Nichigo Resort & Country Club and Mida Golf Club, relaxed afternoons on the river and the legendary bridge over the River Kwai to finish.
Six courses, one river, seven days. From Monday to Sunday, the RV River Kwai takes you from Bangkok up the River Kwai and back, with a round each day on six of Kanchanaburi's most scenic courses, relaxed afternoons on deck and the legendary bridge over the River Kwai to finish. Only ten teak cabins.
Seven days, one river, centuries of history. From Monday to Sunday, the RV River Kwai takes you from Bangkok deep into Kanchanaburi Province: Khmer ruins and cave temples, waterfalls and hot springs, Hellfire Pass and the legendary bridge over the River Kwai. With only ten teak cabins, this is an intimate journey far from the crowds.
HERITAGE, TEMPLES & NATURE
From Khmer ruins and cave temples to waterfalls, hot springs and the moving memorials of the Death Railway: these are the places you discover on your RV River Kwai cruise. Each page tells you more about the history, what you will experience, and on which cruise and day you visit it.
A vast reservoir framed by mountains on the Kwai Noi, and the local market town of Thong Pha Phum.
A prisoner of war's chance discovery revealed a Neolithic settlement – today a small museum beside the ancient burial ground.
The largest cave in Sai Yok National Park: five vast chambers full of stalactites and stalagmites.
Three tiers of cascades in the forest of Khuean Srinagarindra National Park, close to Hin Dat Hot Spring.
A waterfall that tumbles straight into the Kwai Noi, in the heart of Sai Yok National Park.
The resting place of 6,982 Allied prisoners of war and, next door, the museum that tells the full story of the Death Railway.
The world-famous steel bridge of the Death Railway, built by prisoners of war in 1943 – a moving highlight of every RV River Kwai cruise.
Warm mineral pools beside a cool jungle stream – a relaxing stop discovered by chance during the building of the Death Railway.
The westernmost outpost of the Khmer empire: laterite temples in the Bayon style, set in a quiet park on the banks of the Kwai Noi.
The largest rock cutting of the Death Railway and its memorial museum – one of the most moving places of the Second World War in Asia.
