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Take time out from the tumultuous streets of Bangkok to pay tribute to POWs who perished building the infamous Bridge over the River Kwai. Delve into WWII history in the war museum and at the Allied Cemetery in Kanchanaburi. Discover the ancient ruins of World Heritage listed Ayuthaya. Round off the adventure amid the buzz of Bangkok's night markets and colourful, chaotic streets.
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The traveller may be required to pay the tour leader a small "tour kitty" to cover local expenses. This may or may not apply to this tour. Call if you have questions. |
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Starting rate per person based
on two people sharing. Single room rate on request. Please refer to the box to the left for approximate currency
conversion.
This tour is billed in Canadian Dollars. |
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3 days |
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ex Bangkok
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Maximum of 12 travellers per group |
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Detailed Itinerary
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Click to view a detailed itinerary (dossier).
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Take time out from the tumultuous streets of Bangkok to pay tribute to POWs who perished building the infamous Bridge over the River Kwai. Delve into WWII history in the war museum and at the Allied Cemetery in Kanchanaburi. Discover the ancient ruins of World Heritage listed Ayuthaya. Round off the adventure amid the buzz of Bangkok's night markets and colourful, chaotic streets.
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The traveller may be required to pay the tour leader a small "tour kitty" to cover local expenses. This may or may not apply to this tour. Call if you have questions. |
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Experience a mix of Thai culture, Get insight into the infamous Hellfire Pass, Learn about the lives of POWs in Kanchanaburi, Climb Erawan Waterfall, explore the ruins of the Ancient capital of Ayuthaya. |
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- Coach/minibus, Sam Lor (Tricycle), walking
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Day 1 Bangkok/AyuthayaRise early and leave the chaotic energy of Bangkok behind, swapping it instead for Bang Pa-In Summer Palace on the banks of the Chao Phraya River and admire the ornate architecture and perfectly manicured gardens. In the afternoon visit Ayuthaya, one of the ancient capitals of Siam and a UNESCO-listed site; take a guided tour of the ruins to learn about the region's history.
We then head to the laid back town of Kanchanaburi. Although this scenic town is peaceful today, its history tells a much sadder tale. It was here that thousands died building the infamous Death Railway. Day 2 Kanchanaburi/River KwaiPay a visit to the Hellfire Pass Memorial, built to honor those who died while constructing the Burma-Thailand 'Death Railway'. Leave the river behind and journey into the Erawan National Park, famous for its cascading seven-tiered waterfall. Cool off in the refreshing waters, and perhaps take a one-hour climb to the top of the waterfall, which is said to resemble Erawan, the three-headed elephant of Hindu mythology. Enjoy a Thai-style picnic lunch before returning to Kanchanaburi in the late afternoon. Day 3 Kanchanaburi/BangkokWe spend the morning discovering the town of Kanchanburi on a Samlaw (3 wheeled tricycle) learning about its history and seeing the many places that commemorate the role it played in WWII. Take a tour of the WWII Museum, visit the Allied War Cemetery and take a ride over the Bridge over the River Kwai.
Heading back into Bangkok in the afternoon we bid farewell to the adventure.
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