
The Death Railway and Historical Route
Tracing World War II history along the scenic railway line.
Sai Yok Yai Waterfall
Marvel at Sai Yok Yai Waterfall, where natural jungle streams plunge directly into the scenic Khwae Noi River inside Sai Yok National Park.
Sai Yok Noi Waterfall
Visit Sai Yok Noi, a famous and easily accessible Kanchanaburi waterfall that cascades beautifully down limestone cliffs right beside the main road.
Captive Cave (Tham Chalei)
Explore Tham Chalei, a historic cave temple used as a shelter by Allied prisoners during the construction of WWII’s infamous Death Railway.
Muang Sing Historical Park
Discover Muang Sing Historical Park, a magnificent 13th-century Khmer temple complex standing as an ancient western outpost in Kanchanaburi.
Hellfire Pass & Memorial Walking Trail
Walk the historic Hellfire Pass trail, a deeply moving WWII site honoring the prisoners who carved through solid rock along the Death Railway.
Tham Krasae Cave, Kanchanaburi
Visit Tham Krasae Cave, a sacred cliffside shrine sitting right beside the most scenic and thrilling wooden curves of the historic Death Railway.
Ban Kao National Museum, Kanchanaburi
Step back into prehistoric times at Ban Kao National Museum, housing a world-class collection of ancient neolithic artifacts and skeletons.