Enjoy the floating markets of Bangkok, the river Kwai and an adventurous train ride on the "Death Railway".
Join me on a journey to the province of Rachaburi where we will visit the floating markets of Damnoen Saduak. In small boats, merchants offer their goods, like fruits, vegetables or groceries.
We continue to Kanchanabur, where we will take the train and ride the Death Railway and drive across the wooden viaduct.
We visit the War museum as well as the Thailand-Burma Railway Centre. We also see the Cemetery of Heroes of the allied forces in World War II.
Top the day off with a visit to the famous bridge on the river Kwai and lunch at a local restaurant.
Transfer from and back to your hotel
Entrance fees
Lunch
Lobby of your hotel in Bangkok.
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It was my first tour with rent-a-guide. I am glad that I found this company. It was a wonderful and informative day. Guide and driver were a perfect team and the value for money is perfect. See you at my next excursion - for sure.
Dear Mr Herber Friedrich, Thank you for your time. I will forward your message to your guide Ms Nuch. She will surely be happy about it. I wish you all the best. Kind regards from Bangkok
Great tour, very reliable and on time. Anytime again.
From the boat, you get great impressions of the floating markets; the joruney with the train is (almost) a most do; great restaurant at the river; very interesting explainations of the country and the people; varied full-day tour which you should not miss, despite the duration
Dear Mr Thomas Kempten, thank you for your review. I also enjoyed the tour with you. I wish you all the best and stay healthy. Kind regards from Bangkok
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