Kanchanaburi Day Tour: Death Railway, Safari Park, River Kwai Bridge

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!

An extraordinary, once in a lifetime adventure! Champ was a gracious and informative guide. Spectacular scenery from start to finish. Even the long drive to the Bridge provided breathtaking views of rolling and jutting mountains. The zoo and giraffe feeding was one of the highlights.

it was a great trip out to Kanchanaburi! Our guide Rose is very helpful and she took the initiative to change the itinerary slightly so that we save on time for the travelling and can have more time to take pictures 😊 Weather is great during our trip! Recommended for families that wana get up close with the animals, especially the Girraffes 👍🏻👏🏻

We enjoyed the whole tour. We had real fun today especially because Sir Jack, our tour guide was very helpful and knowledgeable. The driver was also good and was very accommodating. This is a must do👌especilly the giraffe feeding😉

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Such a Fun and Unforgettable Kanchanaburi Trip! Our Kanchanaburi tour yesterday was so worth it! Pot was an awesome guide — super knowledgeable, funny, and very attentive the whole day. And Ice, our driver, was amazing! She drove safely and smoothly, keeping everything relaxed and stress-free. The places we visited were beautiful and full of history. We went to Meena Cafe, walked along the Death Railway, had lunch with a stunning river view, visited the cave that the rail workers once used for shelter, rode the train, and even went to a safari! The safari was such a fun surprise — you can see so many animals up close and feed them right from the bus. The highlight was definitely feeding the giraffes and camels! 🦒🐪💛 Honestly, the entire tour was smooth, fun, and totally hassle-free. If you’re thinking about doing a Kanchanaburi trip, this team is the one to book. Highly recommended! 🙌🎉🌿

Haloo Kancahaburi! Very recommended this trip. Meena Cafe, free drink. River Kwan Bridge. The Death Railway, must becaful when take a picture. Make sure choose chair on right side to take a nice picture. Then Safari Park, pay more 1000thb to play with Tiger (Harimau...Harimau). Buy food (100thb) to feed animal (Deer & Giraffe). Tour Guide, Mr Champ is nice & friendly.

We had a wonderful experience. Paul, our tour guide, was very kind. We arrived at Siam Paragon at 7.30 AM and the tour begins early. 1st stop was Meena Cafe, a serene place to relax, the view was amazing. Then we went to Bridge over River Kwai. Paul explained the detail history of the Death Railway. We also got the chance to enjoy riding the train with magnificent view. Last but not least, Safari Park, where we can feed the animals from our bus. We arrived back at Siam Paragon at 19.00 PM. Thank you.. we had a great time.

Good to see the other side of Thailand. Lots of history, culture and even a fun visit to the safari park where we got to feed camels, antelopes and girraffe. Super fun! The van was also very comfortable and our tour guide Thanya is the best!

It was a fantastic tour, packed with places we wanted to go to that would be difficult to reach on our own. The guide only spoke English, but our tour guide Tom was very kind and always took care of us even though we couldn't speak any English, which I was very impressed with. The Malaysian and Filipino families who accompanied us on the trip were also very nice, and it became a lifelong memory. On the safari, it was moving to interact with animals such as giraffes. From the cafe to the train... everything was moving and enriched my life. I'm grateful to everyone who was involved in this tour. And thank you to our wonderful guide Tom.

Tour Guide's name: Jarernchai. The tour guide arrived at the hotel on time. He communicated in Cantonese and introduced Thai history along the way and was chatty with tourists. When the driver went to Kanchanaburi, he discovered that a new highway could be used, which saved tourists 30 yuan on the trip. It takes more than 10 minutes, so there is plenty of time for subsequent trips. 1. The zoo is recommended to go from Monday to Thursday. Smaller tourists were originally scheduled to take photos with the giraffes at 11:30am, but we arrived early and there were not many tourists, so we could take a jeep to take photos early. It is recommended to tip the two zoo staff who took us into the giraffe farm. If there are not many tourists behind, you can give more time and food to feed the giraffes and then transfer to a minibus to tour the zoo. Please follow the driver's instructions to open or close the window to get off the car. After that, you can choose a small tiger lion to take photos, the price is 550-1000. 2. Jasmine City allows you to experience the living environment of Thai people more than 100 years ago. If you need to spend money inside, you can exchange tokens at the ancient bank inside, surrounded by ancient buildings, small bridges and flowing water. Quiet environment 3. The Village Farm To Café ทล 323 Sangchuto Rd, Nong Bua, Mueang Kanchanaburi District, Kanchanaburi 71190, Thailand. Stop for lunch 4. Bridge on the River Kwai ham, Mueang Kanchanaburi District, Chang Wat Kanchanaburi 71000, Thailand The Thailand-Burma Railway itself was built during World War II to facilitate travel between Thailand and Myanmar during the war. Not only did the railway suffer countless casualties during its construction, but it was also used to transport prisoners of war after its completion. Many of the prisoners of war died during the war. Therefore, this death railway is truly a death railway. It is named "Death Railway" because it is on a cliff and feels a bit dangerous. Its construction is also related to the word death. After World War II, Thailand and Myanmar were at odds with each other. The Thailand-Myanmar Railway could no longer lead to Myanmar and could only run in Thailand. 5. Mina Cafe in Kanchanaburi 75/18 Muang Muang Chum, Tha Muang District, Kanchanaburi 71110, Thailand. I took a break from 13 to 17 and then went into quarantine. I took two photos and then returned.