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- Départ depuis l'hôtel
Soak up important Thai history on this day trip from Bangkok to Kanchanaburi. Learn about all the important facts as you visit the JEATH Museum, Erawan National Park, and Bridge Over River Kwai.
Points forts
Points forts
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Soak up Thailand’s history on this day trip to Kanchanaburi and take a walk on the iconic Bridge Over River Kwai.
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Immerse yourself in the beautiful flora and fauna as you travel from Bangkok to Erawan National Park.
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Swim in the refreshing, natural waterfalls of Erawan Waterfall.
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Walk around the JEATH War Museum and learn about the local history from your knowledgeable guide.
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Explore the nooks and corners of Kanchanaburi with a small group tour for a more social and interactive experience, or opt for the private tour for a customized and intimate outing.
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Did you know that the popular tourist attraction Bridge Over River Kwai was built using forced labor during WWII and is infamously known as the ‘death railway’?
Inclus
Inclus
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Hotel pick up & drop off
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Transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle
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English-speaking guide
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Drinking water
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Entrance fees to JEATH War Museum & Erawan National Park
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Insurance
Non inclus
Non inclus
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Audio guide
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Lunch
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Personal expenses
Politique d'annulation
Politique d'annulation
Vous pouvez annuler ces billets jusqu’à 24 heures avant le début de l’expérience et bénéficiez d’un remboursement complet.
Your Experience
Your Experience
A Play-By-Play of Your Time at Kanchanaburi
Soak up some of Thailand’s most dramatic history during a memorable day trip from Bangkok. Whether you’re a hiker or a history buff, this Kanchanaburi tour will be worth your while. Start your tour early and ease into your tour by viewing spectacular natural sites at Erawan National Park. Stop for a local lunch and head for a hike to Erawan Waterfalls. This site is known for its seven natural drops and refreshing swimming holes.
After experiencing the beauty of Southern Thailand, get back on the road and head towards the JEATH War Museum. This poignant site details the tragic deaths of the Prisoners of War, who built the country’s railways under the Japanese occupation. Learn about the city’s past and modern-day history. On the final step of your tour, walk on the Bridge over River Kwai. Surround yourself with the scenic limestone mountains and understand why this destination is called the ‘death railway’. Safely be transferred back to your accommodation after a successful day out.
Itinerary
JEATH Museum | Bridge Over River Kwai | Erawan National Park | Hike and Swim at Erawan Waterfall
Know Before You Go
Know Before You Go
Important Information
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This tour is not wheelchair accessible.
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It is highly recommended that you bring your own face mask and sanitization items.
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It is recommended you bring your camera/smartphone fully charged & cash for personal expenses.
Timings
- Mon, Wed, Fri & Sat: 7:30am onwards
Mes billets
Mes billets
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Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.
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Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the meeting point.
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You can either opt for pick up or choose to reach the meeting point directly.
Hotel Transfers
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This ticket includes hotel pickups and drop-offs. In the next step of booking, please specify the name and address of your hotel.
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On the day of your tour, please arrive at your hotel lobby 10-15 minutes prior to the scheduled pickup time.
Meeting Point (If not opted for Hotel Pick-up)
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Meet your guide at National Stadium BTS Station Exit 2.
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Address: Rama IV Rd, Wang Mai, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand.
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Landmark: Pathum Wan Institute of Technology.
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Your guide will be be holding a TripGuru sign waiting for you.
Get Directions to the Meeting Point
Validity
This ticket is valid for the date and time selected during checkout.
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