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Craig_G, Feb 2026
Great way to see everything in one day.
This was a wonderful and sobering experience. We loved the private tour because we beat the crowds who took the train from Bangkok yet we were able to ride the train for an hour and the driver picked us up at the train stop. Because we drove, we had plenty of time to see everything. The JEATH museum, the cemetery, the bridge, train ride to one of the cuts, the hellfire pass museum and even the waterfall at the national park.
Tracey_W, Jul 2026
Outstanding Day
Absolutely incredible one day private tour. It was a very long day but it was totally worth it. Nan, our tour guide, was a kind, friendly and incredibly knowledgeable tour guide. She not only gave insight to each of our destinations but also about Thailands long history in general. Would recommend this tour 100%. Thanks Nan for a great day.
Paul_H, May 2026
Death Railway Bridge over River Kwai.
I think it's important for Australians to visit and know the history of the Death Railway Bridge over River Kwai.
Andrew_N, Apr 2026
Poignant Visit
This was a long day but so worth while. Lead by our guide Jill, who was attentive to our needs all day, from getting prime seats on the train, water, helping with photos but because of her knowledge and allowing us time for contemplation, which was much appreciated. The Australian Army were present at Hellfire Pass, rehearsing for their ANZAC day ceremony, which made the visit more special. The way the cemetery was laid out was beautiful. I would highly recommend this tour. Once again thanks to our guide Jill and driver Ray, for taking such good care of us.

Hellfire Pass

5.0
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Kanchanaburi
Hellfire Pass
  • Access to the museum and trails is free, but donations are encouraged.
  • Be sure to bring insect repellent and plenty of water, as the area is typically hot and humid.
  • Wear comfortable walking shoes, as you can follow the rail path for up to 4 miles (6 kilometers).