Things to do in Mallika R.E 124

Mr. Nut picked us up on time at the hotel, and he was not only a driver but a good guide as well! He knew the history and story of each place in our itinerary. He arranged it so that the sequencing of places to go to is more efficient. This is a good itinerary touching River Kwai history and WorldWar 2 events while Erawan Falls is a showcase of different waterfalls (a 3-hour trek if you want to finish all 7 levels. Make sure you have the right shoes, stamina and enough water.) He was also flexible with our decisions whether to finish the whole trek or not and what time we want lunch. He also suggested good places to eat that are easily accesible. He knew where the good photo spots were so that we didn’t waste any time. He took many pictures of us that were outstanding. We were very satisfied with Mr. Nut’s service. Thank you Klook !

This 1-day program allows us to have a close encounter with elephants and immerse with their daily activities. It's our first time to visit Thailand as family and would love to experience something fulfilling, we made a right choice. Worth the pay to work for them, to bathe and feed them by ourselves.

Kanchanaburi is really worth planning a trip to. We were a group of two, and the tour guide was very friendly and helpful with taking photos. If you like a place, you can spend more time there and truly relax. The view of Wat Tham Sua from Mina Cafe is beautiful, and the drinks are delicious. The scenery on the Death Railway is amazing, and the Bridge over the River Kwai is also worth a walk. The Bridge over the River Kwai from geography class really made an impression on me when I visited it in person 👍

Our family had an amazing time visiting the Safari Park and Death Railway. It was such a fun and unforgettable experience! The absolute highlight was feeding the giraffes—getting so close to them was a thrill for both the kids and adults. We also visited the historic River Kwai Bridge and made sure to take a one-station train ride. Traveling along the cliffside on the vintage tracks offered breathtaking views and a real sense of history. This trip is perfect for families looking for a mix of wildlife adventure and culture. Highly recommended!

Me and my friend had a fantastic time!! we had the best tour guide, Tom and we learnt so much about the history of Thailand. Thank you for the experience. Highly recommended!!! 😊😊😊

I highly recommend this tour. The driver and tour guide will pick you up from your hotel in the morning, so you don't have to gather at a designated location like you would with a group tour. Thank you to tour guide Tom and the driver for taking such good care of us along the way. I think the most unique part of this trip was riding in a car to feed sika deer, zebras, camels, and even giraffes 🦒 at the zoo. It was a truly special experience, and my parents were very happy and thought it was novel.

This trip was with three girls, and we were a little worried about safety at first, but the driver kept taking pictures along the way (not sure if it was for reporting purposes?). The driver was very enthusiastic throughout the trip, and even though we didn't speak the same language, he would use translation software to explain things to us and inquire about our itinerary. For the first stop, Tiger Cave Temple, you can choose to climb the super long stairs yourself or pay to take the cable car. Being lazy, we chose to take the cable car~~ The driver gave us forty minutes, and we took pictures everywhere up there and also experienced a manual flush toilet 😀 (at least it was relatively clean). The second place, Mina Cafe, has delicious drinks and delicious pizza!!! But because the driver told us that there were two trains, one at 1:30 PM and one at 4:00 PM, and we didn't want to waste too much time, we shortened our time at the cafe and left at 11:30 AM (but the scenery and food there are really highly recommended 👍). We went directly to the bridge, took some pictures, and then went to the main part of the trip, the Death Railway journey. The driver will tell you where to get off the train, and you pay 100 baht per person on the train. Recommendation!!! Sit in a seat near the window of the train to see the best scenery, otherwise if you sit on the left side, you'll only see overgrown weeds. If you want to make purchases in Mallika City, you must first go to the currency exchange next to the gate and exchange your money for ancient currency. There are large reptiles inside, so be careful!!!!!!! Finally, after driving for almost three or four hours, we finally returned to Bangkok. We were originally scheduled to finish at 8:00 PM, but we managed to get back to Bangkok by 6:01 PM. In the end, we even asked the driver if he could drop us off at the shopping district so we could do some shopping 🤣

Excellent route, Tiger Cave Temple and Erawan Waterfall - two gems of Thailand. Special thanks to the driver, Somchai, for the good work and assistance with photography.