Kanchanaburi

Immortalised in the movie of the same name, this reconstructed iron-rail bridge has become the symbol of the Death Railway’s 414 km’s. The bridge links the two sides of the Kwai Yai River and is probably the most photographed landmark in Kanchanaburi. It attracts visitors from all over the world. Ask most people and they …

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500-metres long, 26-metres deep, this cut through solid boulders is sadly notorious for claiming the most lives during the construction of the Death railway in WWII. During 12 weeks of construction, 700 out of 1,000 Australian and British soldiers died. The museum of Hellfire pass is co-sponsored by the Australian and Thai governments and is …

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