Kanchanaburi Hostel
Hostel
Days 1–3
Thrill season• Himalayan passes, snow treks and open water Find your next one
Four days on the Burma line and at Erawan. The bridge, the cemetery and Erawan in two days from Bangkok, without Hellfire Pass.
Around a hundred thousand Asian labourers and twelve thousand Allied prisoners died building the Burma railway. The cemetery holds nearly seven thousand of them.
| LANDMARKS |
|---|
| Bridge on the River Kwai |
| Kanchanaburi war cemetery |
| JEATH museum |
The Konyu cutting was dug through rock with hand tools by prisoners working eighteen-hour shifts by torchlight, which is where the name comes from.
| LANDMARKS |
|---|
| Hellfire Pass |
| Konyu cutting |
| Memorial museum |
Seven waterfall tiers over about two kilometres, all swimmable, with fish that nibble your feet whether you want them to or not.
| LANDMARKS |
|---|
| Erawan falls |
| Seven tiers |
| Garra rufa fish |
The Wang Pho viaduct is a wooden trestle bolted to a cliff above the river, and the train still runs across it slowly.
| LANDMARKS |
|---|
| Wang Pho viaduct |
| Nam Tok |
| Sai Yok |
All accommodations are subject to change
Hostel
Days 1–3
3 breakfasts and 1 dinner across 4 days, at camp. It opens with dinner on day 1 and closes with breakfast on day 4.
4 meal services named in the itinerary. Vegetarian and vegan covered; Jain, gluten-free and allergies on notice at booking
Everything was arranged properly — transfers, entries, all of it. Solid operator.
Everything was arranged properly — transfers, entries, all of it. Recommended.
Well paced over 4 days with enough free time to not feel herded.
Well paced over 4 days with enough free time to not feel herded. Nothing fancy about the beds, and nothing wrong with them either. The lead was calm and knew when to slow the group down. Would send friends their way.
One other operator runs this trip. See all 2 side by side →