This poignant museum’s name JEATH is derived from countries which engaged in the construction of the so-called ‘Death Railway’ from 1942 to 1945: Japan, England, America, Australia, Thailand and Holla...
Muang Singh town was built between 857 and 1157 when the Khmer Kingdom still ruled the area. Later abandoned until the reign of King Rama I it was rebuilt as a border town.‘The Tower City of the Lions...
Located 104km northwest of Kanchanaburi Sai Yok National Park covers some 300 sq km and contains several interesting caves and the nations Sai Yok Yai waterfall. Comprised of dense forest of majestic ...
The interactive Thailand-Burma Railway Centre museum, research and information centre is dedicated to detailing the story of the WWII Thailand-Burma Railway. The centre is on the western side of the m...
Famous from the movie of the same name the Bridge on the River Kwai is the most famous reminder of the events of WWII. The bridge spans the Maenam Kwai Yai and during the Japanese occupation of Thaila...
Wat Tham Mangkon Thong is situated 5km from town – pleasant bike ride – and is popularly known as the Temple of the Floating Nun amongst visitors. A splendid temple it is located in a cave only access...
The remarkable Wat Pa Luangta Bua Yanasampanno or the Tiger Temple has become known as a tiger conservation area as a result of the orphaned tigers that have been rescued by the monks. Here a wide ra...
Erawan National Park lies around 2hrs drive west of Bangkok – an easy escape for those wanting to explore a wild area but with limited time. Covering over 500 sq km Erawan National Park is comprised o...
