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Leave behind the fast-moving streets of the Thai capital and take time out to experience Ayutthaya, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed wonder near the border of Burma (Myanmar). Explore this ancient Siam capital with a knowledgeable local guide, and see timeworn temples, bell-shaped chedis and intricately carved relics of Thailand’s golden era. Travel to the shady town of Kanchanaburi and pay tribute to the brave POWs who perished while building the infamous Hellfire Pass and Bridge on the River Kwai. Delve further into World War II history on a visit to the War Museum and Allied Cemetery before this historical sojourn completes the loop back in Bangkok.
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Bangkok to Kanchanaburi
<Sa-wat dee! Welcome to Thailand. Around 8 am this morning, you’ll be picked up from the joining point hotel to begin your adventure. Your first stop is the Bang Pa Inn Palace – a former summer retreat of Thai kings on the Chao Phraya River. Admire the grounds, which are a combination of European and Thai designed buildings and gardens. Next, visit Ayutthaya – one of the ancient capitals of Siam and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Here, explore Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon – a temple that might offer a glimpse into the future, as it’s home to a fortune teller! Continue to Wat Phanan Cheoeng – Ayutthaya's answer to the Taj Mahal, this is one of Ayutthaya's oldest temples and home to a 19-m-high Buddha image. Behind the temple is a small 18th-century shrine built to honour a Chinese Princess, who drowned herself because of the king's infidelity. After lunch, move on to the 13th century ruins of Wat Phra Mahathat. The rows of Burmese beheaded Buddhas are very atmospheric and a Buddha head surrounded by Banyan tree roots is perhaps the most photographed site in all of Ayutthaya. Head west to Kanchanaburi and check into your resort, located on the famous River Kwai.
Your travel time today will be approximately 5 hours. If you prefer to be picked up from a different, centrally located hotel in Bangkok this morning, please advise your booking agent at least 14 days before your departure date. When visiting religious attractions such as temples or mosques, you are required to wear clothing that covers your shoulders and knees (long pants or skirts are appropriate), along with closed-toe shoes or sneakers (sandals are not permitted). -
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Kanchanaburi
<This morning, you’ll visit Erawan National Park, where you can explore the seven-level waterfall or simply swim and relax. The falls are considered the most beautiful in the country, with glacial blue waters rushing through the forest into bamboo-shaded pools. If you want to make the climb all the way from level one to level seven, it’s about a 1.5-hour hike. After lunch, travel back to Kanchanaburi, where you'll learn about a tragic part of the area's history at Hellfire Pass Memorial, which was built to honour the Allied POWs and Asian conscripts who died while constructing some of the most difficult stretches of the Thai-Burma Death Railway. Travel to Nam Tok Train Station – the end of the original death railway station during World War II, which was constructed by the allied POWs. Ride along the historic tracks alongside the Kwai Noi River, passing through Tham Krasae Station – one of the most beautiful panoramic scenes of the river. After arriving at Kilen Train Station, transfer back to the hotel. Tonight, you have the option to head into Kanchanaburi's famous night markets and try a variety of Western Thai dishes.
Your travel time today will be approximately 3.5 hours. Be sure to pack your swimming gear and some appropriate footwear today for the waterfall visit. For safety reasons, there might be immediate closure of Erawan waterfalls in rainy season by the National Park authorities because of high water. Our local representative will inform you of this on the ground. Closure of the Hell Fire Pass: 1 Jan -New Year Day; 13 -15 Apr - Songkran Holiday; 5 – 25 May - Annual Maintenance Work; 5 Dec -National Day; 24-27 Dec - Christmas Holidays; 31 Dec - New Year’s Eve For these dates we will offer the visit to JEATH WWII Museum in Kanchanaburi City instead. -
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Kanchanaburi to Bangkok
<After breakfast, head out on a tour of the sights surrounding the town. This will include the WWII War Museum, the Allied War Cemetery and the Bridge over the River Kwai. Travel through lush scenery and back to a dark time in the area’s history. You’ll then end your Short Break Adventure and return to Bangkok, where your trip ends at approximately 2 pm. If you’d like to extend your stay in Bangkok, just get in touch with your booking agent ahead of time to organise additional accommodation.
Your travel time today will be approximately 2 hours.
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Leistungen 2026
- Hotel (2 Nächte)
- Ayutthaya - Ayutthaya Historical Park
- Bang Pa Inn Palace - Sommerpalast
- Kanchanaburi - Besuch des Erawan Nationalparks
- Kanchanaburi - Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum
- Kanchanaburi - Historische Zugfahrt
- Kanchanaburi - Tour (WWII Museum, Allied War Cemetery, Brücke über den River Kwai)
- Ayutthaya - Ayutthaya Historical Park
- Bang Pa Inn Palace - Summer Palace
- Kanchanaburi - Erawan National Park Visit
- Kanchanaburi - Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum
- Kanchanaburi - Historical Train Journey
- Kanchanaburi - Tour (WWII museum, Allied War Cemetery, Bridge over River Kwai)
- 2x Frühstück
- 2x Mittagessen
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