Bridge over the River Kwai & Death Railway
Kanchanaburi is a great place to experience wildlife. You can go elephant riding and bathe them when you're finished. Have a full-grown tiger resting its head in your lap. Ride the 'Death Railway' over the infamous Wang Pho viaduct or simply relax in your floating hotel on the River Kwai.Bridge over the River Kwai & Death Railway » Selected Tours:
Floating Market Tiger Cub Feeding (Code:1117)
The Floating Market at Damnoen Saduak is an unforgettable experience on the way to Kanchanaburi, where we'll stop at the Bridge on the River Kwai before going to feed a Tiger Cub and also you can see a wildlife animals here. More...Price for Two: 11,900 Thai Baht
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Tiger Exclusive program + Elephant Ride & Bathing (Code:1511)
The Tiger Exclusive Program with a three difference species 'Leopard, Lion or Tiger cubs' So you'll be able to feed them and getting them to respond to simple commands is a very rewarding experience. After, you can ride an elephant through the jungle and give it a scrub in the River Kwai. More...Price for Two: 16,900 Thai Baht
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Elephant Ride & Bathe Tour (Code:1506*)
A quick stop at the the Bridge on the River Kwai will whet your appetite for the main event. Elephants! Here you can ride an elephant through the jungle and even take control as the mahout. Later you can take it down to the river for its scrub down. More...Price for Two: 10,200 Thai Baht
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ANZAC Day Thailand One Day Tour (Code:1501)
ANZAC DAY commemorations in Kanchanaburi, Thailand, each year ANZAC Day on 25th April at Hellfire Pass is held a Dawn Parade , followed by a Wreath Laying at the Don Rak War Cemetery where 6,982 POWs are buried.
More...Price for Two: 14,200 Thai Baht
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Bridge over the River Kwai and Hellfire Pass Tour (Code:1502)
The Bridge over the River Kwai was immortalised by the French author Pierre Boulle and made into a major movie. The bridge covers eleven spans and was brought in pieces, by the Japanese all the way from Java to be reconstructed here. Partly destroyed by Allied bombing, it was repaired after the war. More...Price for Two: 10,000 Thai Baht
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Kanchanaburi - Floating Market Two Day Tour (Code:LC2111)
Laem Chabang Port to Kanchanaburi is four hours drive. The Bridge over the River Kwai, Riding & Bathing Elephants plus feeding the Tigers are highlights of your first day. Next day is the Floating Market at Damnoen Saduak & then back to the ship. More...Price for Two: 30,900 Thai Baht
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Elephant Bathing & Tiger Exclusive program Two Day Tour (Code:2114)
This is the ultimate hands-on experience! First you get quality time with the elephants, starting with a ride through the jungle & ending in the river where you can bathe them.Second you get a whole morning at the Wildlife Sanctuary which will certainly be one of the highlights of this memorable. More...Price for Two: 34,900 Thai Baht
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Erawan waterfall plus Ride & Bathe Elephant Tour (Code:1514)
A quick stop at the Bridge on the River Kwai will whet your appetite for the main event. Elephants! Here you can ride an elephant and even take control as the mahout. Later you can enjoy and relax at the Erawan waterfall More...Price for Two: 12,500 Thai Baht
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Amazing Kanchanaburi Three Day Tour (Code:3106)
Kanchanaburi is one of the largest provinces in Thailand and in three days you'll cover most of the major attractions. Take a boat through the floating market. Walk along the Death Railway. Bridge over River Kwai. Erawan waterfall. More...Price for Two: 35,400 Thai Baht
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River Kwai and Death Railway Train Ride Tour (Code:1503)
Take the train along the Death Railway, a section of the Thai-Burma line which was built to support the Japanese occupation of Burma during World War 2. At Wang Po the train crosses a spectacular wooden viaduct which supports the railway line as it snakes around a cliff wall above the river. More...Price for Two: 10,000 Thai Baht
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