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River Kwai Tours |
| Kanchanaburi is Thailand's third largest province. It covers an area of forested mountains. Beyond the distant mountain, Kanchanaburi unfolds into progressively arresting scenic beauty in a landscape characterized by several waterfalls, caves once inhabited by Neolithic man, national parks, and tranquil riverside and reservoir setting. |
| Tour Code | River Kwai Tours | Adventure | Packages | Price in Baht |
| RVK-01 | River Kwai Highlight - 1 Day | 1,200.- |
| RVK-02 | River Kwai - Elephant Adventure & Bamboo Rafting - 1 Day | 1,650.- |
| RVK-03 | River Kwai Tours - Millennium & Beyond Program - 2 Days | 3,300.- |
| RVK-04 | River Kwai Tours - Hell Fire Pass - 3 Days | 4,800.- |
| RVK-05 | River Kwai Tour - Nature & Culture Package - 3 Days | 5,900.- |
| RVK-06 | River Kwai Tours - Soft Adventure - 3 Days | 6,100.- |
| RVK-07 | River Kwai Tour - Body & Mind Harmony Package - 3 Days | 7,300.- |
| RVK-08 | Nature Discovery - River Kwai Tour - 4 Days | 8,200.- |
| RVK-09 | Western Off Road - River Kwai Tour - 3 Days | 8,000.- |
| RVK-10 | Sangklaburi (Kanchanaburi) Elephant Trekking Adventure - 3 Days | 8,400.- |
| RVK-11 | Cycle Tour Kanchanaburi | 9,000 |
| New! River Kwai Pandaw Cruise 7 Days / 6 Nights on Board |
| The first inland cruise ship in Thailand, the Kwai Pandaw will explore deep into the forests and jungles of this mountainous region maintaining our tradition of 'Pandaw Cruising' in great comfort and some style. It opens up an entirely new area for river tourism in Kanchanaburi, Ratchaburi and Samut Songkram provinces west of Bangkok; The River Kwai Pandaw carries a maximum of 20 passengers in 10 teakwood cabins (single deck). |
| Apart from the fascinating natural
geography, many of its major attraction are also connected with the
Second World War; The Bridge over the River Kwai - still in use today,
it was the target of frequent Allied bombing raids during 1945, and was
rebuilt after the war end, The War Museum - an enclave constructed
largely in the form of an Allied prisoners of war camp with the
collection of photographs displayed, War Cemetery- it contains the
remains over 6,000 prisoners of war who perished during the construction
of the "Death Railway", Hell Fire Pass - this is a part of the
Death Railway, constructed during the Second World War and now
abandoned. A long passage made through the Stone Mountain by the Allied
prisoners indicates the extreme difficulty in construction the Death
Railway.
To the visitors to Kanchanaburi (River Kwai) Province, remember that these sites memorials were constructed not to maintain and profit the hatred amongst human being, particularly between the Japanese and Allied countries, but to warn and teach us the harsh reality of WAR and help prevent such a terrible thing ever happening again. |
