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Burma Railway (Death Railway) Tours and Tickets

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Debra_H, Dec 2025
Great day
Actually 4.5 but I didn’t know how to do a half star. Mr Oom was a lovely guide. Sense of humour. Knowledgeable. 9 of us in the group. Van was fine for the purposes - clean. Description of the tour was as said. Longtail boat ride - some people with mobility problems may have isdues. Train ride was excellent - worth the 300 baht for a definite seat. Lunch was very good and great selection. Drive back to Bangkok felt long but toilet / drink stop helped. All in all an excellent day.
Qingqing_M, May 2026
Wonderful Experience
We had such a good time. The area is beautiful and the itinerary was nicely planned. Our guide Bella and our driver (sorry I am not sure how to spell his name) were both so lovely. Would highly recommend.
Karine_J, Apr 2026
It is a bumpy ride in a...
It is a bumpy ride in a small van. It's pretty far. The cemetery is very well maintained. The museum is small and run down, though informative. The small boat ride is nice. Enjoyed walking across the bridge. Took the train, it's 1h30 long, I recommend the 300 baht seating. It even comes with a snack and water. The end of the ride is the best with picture opportunities and a very nice lunch place overlooking the river. Our guide Oom was very informative.
Zena_T, Mar 2026
Fantastic experience
We didn't know what to expect but it turned out to be the highlight of Bangkok. The tour was extremely interesting, the guide was very informative and knowledgeable, and the pace of the tour was good. Lunch was delicious too.

Burma Railway (Death Railway)

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Kanchanaburi
Burma Railway (Death Railway)
  • As a troubling yet significant part of Thailand’s history, the Burma Railway (Death Railway) is a must-visit for history buffs.

  • The movie The Railway Man explores the history of the Death Railway and is worth watching before you visit.

  • At Bridge on the River Kwai, there is an abundance of vendors selling snacks, meals, and cold drinks.

  • To see all the historic sites associated with the Thai-Burma Railway, plan to stay at least one night in Kanchanaburi.

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