River Kwai Tour (2 days 1 night)

DAY1
06:00	Hotel picks up
10:00	Arrive Kanchanaburi and visit : Thailand – Myanmar Railway,War Museum,River Kwai Bridge
This famous bridge is spans the Kwai Yai River. It was brought from Java by the Japanese Army and assembled at the River Kwai by the war prisoners. Bombed several times in 1945, it was rebuilt after the war. The curved spans of the bridge are the original sections. An estimated 16,000 war prisoners and 49,000 impressed labourers died during the constrution of the bridge and the Death-Railway line that leads to Burma. There will be a light and sound presentation at the bridge during the River Kwai Bridge Week around November 26 - December 7 (one week only).
12:00	Lunch at local restaurant
13:30	Visit Hell Fire Pass Memorial Museum
Hellfire Pass is a 500 metres long and 26 metres deep section of rock that was dug out by Prisoners of War intended to allow the eath Railway to continue its route from Bangkok to Rangoon. Soldiers were forced to remove the rock using no more than picks, hammers and their bare hands. Of the 1,000 Australian and British soldiers who took 12 weeks to clear the stretch of mountain, 700 died. The Hellfire Pass Memorial and Memorial Museum were set up to commemorate these fallen. The memorial comprises a trail where visitors follow the old railway track into the jungle and a museum. The museum contains pictures and tools alongside video exhibitions and showing of documentaries about the events. Like elsewhere on this trail, the memorial and museum are extremely moving places. If you are connected to the events through relations who were imprisoned here, or any other fashion, the experience can be quite wrenching. This site is of particular importance to Australians. The Australian-Thai Chamber of Commerce supports the museum. Four hundred Australian prisoners began work at Hellfire Pass on Anzac Day in 1943 and the site plays and important part in annual Anzac events in Thailand.
17:00	Dinner at River Kwai Village Hotel
River Kwai Village Hotel (Jungle Resort) is the first jungle resort in Kanchanaburi, Thailand. We offer you an ideal vacation with tranquillity, beauty of nature, and comfortable accommodations. Only 70 kilometers from the city of Kanchanaburi in the River Kwai Valley, we offer four different styles of air-conditioned accomodations for your preference, Raftel, Mountain Wing, River Wing, and our new wing, Royal Wing.
DAY2
07:30	Breakfast at Hotel
09:00	Boat trip to Mon village
The Mon Tribal Village is a small ethnic village in the Kanchanaburi province. It has become a major tourist attraction and many tourist companies include this quaint village on the itinerary of their package. The village is populated by the Mon tribe who lead a simple way of life. Theirs is a relatively friendly tribe and have been exposed to outside cultures thanks to the constant influx of foreigners who come here for touring. One can view several tribal presentations, which include Mon dance routines and delicious village food is also on offer.
12:00	Lunch at local restaurant
13:00	Ride on Death Railway
Death Railway : Internationally famous, the black iron bridge was brought from java by the Japanese Army and reassembled under Japanese supervision by Allied prisoners of war labor as part of the "Death Railway" linking Thailand with Myanmar.
14:00	Depart Kanchanaburi
18:00	Transfer to Hotel in Bangkok