For travelers heading from the airport to Kanchanaburi, several transport options are available. Public vans or buses are budget-friendly but require transfers and might not cater well to larger groups or heavy luggage. Metered…

The “Nine Army War Museum” in Kanchanaburi is a must-visit for history enthusiasts, showcasing significant events from the reign of King Rama I when nine Burmese armies invaded Thailand, aiming to seize Bangkok. Located…

Wat Tham Mangkon Thong, located in Kanchanaburi’s Tha Muang district, is a serene and sacred site, famous for its “Dragon Cave” resembling a dragon winding under the mountain. Believed to bring luck and wealth,…

The City Pillar Shrine of Kanchanaburi is a sacred site in the province, attracting visitors seeking blessings for prosperity and stability. Located near municipal offices, it features an intricately decorated Thai pavilion housing a…

Wat Tham Khao Poon in Kanchanaburi is a serene temple nestled in nature, featuring an ancient limestone cave housing Buddha images. It’s an ideal spot for those seeking tranquility, away from urban chaos. Visitors…

The Don Rak Allied Cemetery in Kanchanaburi, Thailand, is a poignant memorial honoring nearly 7,000 Allied soldiers who perished during World War II while constructing the “Death Railway.” The serene atmosphere, meticulously maintained by…

Kanchanaburi, known for the River Kwai Bridge and Erawan Falls, has gained a new attraction: the Kanchanaburi Skywalk. Located at the confluence of the Kwai Yai and Kwai Noi rivers, the Skywalk offers a…

“ช.ช้างชรา” in Kanchanaburi is a sanctuary for retired elephants, providing them with a peaceful life after years of labor. Established by elephant lovers and animal welfare organizations, it offers a safe haven for elephants…