● The driver is a local driver, a native Thai speaker, and can speak simple English. After placing an order, the Chinese, English and Thai customer service will add WeChat/hatsApp/line to connect the itinerary. Please reserve the contact information when placing an order
● Independent tours do not include a guide and do not shared transportation. The driver will call out your name in the hotel lobby and pick you up to start today's private charter trip
[Option Introduction]
Option A: [2-3 people] Kanchanaburi Safari Park (admission ticket included) + River Kwai Bridge + Death Railway one-day tour
Option B: [4-5 people] Kanchanaburi Safari (admission ticket included) + River Kwai Bridge + Death Railway one-day tour
Option C: [Minimum 6 people] Kanchanaburi Safari (admission ticket included) + River Kwai Bridge + Death Railway one-day tour
Option D: [2-3 people] Bangkok-Kanchanaburi one-day tour
[Warm Tips]: Taking photos with giraffes requires advance booking. Once confirmed, it cannot be cancelled. Please confirm with customer service when placing an order.
● Kanchanaburi Safari Park is a tourist destination famous for its rich animal species and unique interactive experiences. The zoo is located in a large natural area, providing a spacious living space for animals. The park is shaded by green trees and the air is fresh. You can interact closely with giraffes and enjoy the tranquility and harmony of nature.
● Arrange the itinerary according to the selected Option. The itinerary time is the local time of the destination. The above itinerary may be adjusted accordingly due to weather, road conditions, etc. Please understand.
● The Death Railway was built by Japan during World War II to connect Bangkok, Thailand and Yangon, Myanmar. Thousands of people died in the construction of this railway, hence the name "Death Railway."
● In Kanchanaburi, 122 kilometers northwest of Bangkok, the Bridge over the River Kwai, a bridge spanning the River Kwai, reflects a period of history during World War II: during the Japanese occupation of Thailand, Allied prisoners of war were forced to build a railway connecting Burma and Siam. This railway, completed at the cost of countless lives, earned the nickname "Death Railway." The Bridge over the River Kwai is one section of this railway, known as the "throat" of the "Death Railway." The terrain on one side of the bridge is relatively flat, but once across the river, steep peaks appear, and some sections are even carved into cliffs.
