Passeio de um dia em Kanchanaburi: Ferrovia da Morte, Safari Park, Ponte do Rio Kwai

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 to Kanchanaburi! Our guide Rose was very helpful and took the initiative to slightly change the itinerary so that we saved time traveling and had more time to take pictures 😊 The weather was great during our trip! Recommended for families who want to get up close with animals, especially the giraffes 👍🏻👏🏻

We genoten van de hele tour. We hebben vandaag echt plezier gehad, vooral omdat Sir Jack, onze gids, erg behulpzaam en deskundig was. De chauffeur was ook goed en zeer meegaand. Dit is een aanrader👌vooral het giraffen voeren😉

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ¡Un viaje a Kanchanaburi tan divertido e inolvidable! ¡Nuestro tour por Kanchanaburi ayer valió muchísimo la pena! Pot fue un guía increíble: muy bien informado, divertido y muy atento durante todo el día. ¡Y Ice, nuestra conductora, fue asombrosa! Condujo de forma segura y suave, manteniendo todo relajado y sin estrés. Los lugares que visitamos eran hermosos y llenos de historia. Fuimos al Meena Cafe, caminamos por el Ferrocarril de la Muerte, almorzamos con una impresionante vista al río, visitamos la cueva que los trabajadores del ferrocarril usaban como refugio, viajamos en tren ¡e incluso fuimos a un safari! El safari fue una sorpresa muy divertida: puedes ver muchos animales de cerca y alimentarlos directamente desde el autobús. ¡Lo más destacado fue definitivamente alimentar a las jirafas y los camellos! 🦒🐪💛 Honestamente, todo el tour fue fluido, divertido y totalmente sin complicaciones. Si estás pensando en hacer un viaje a Kanchanaburi, este equipo es el que debes reservar. ¡Altamente recomendado! 🙌🎉🌿

Hello Kanchanaburi! I highly recommend this trip. Meena Cafe offers a free drink. The Bridge on the River Kwai. Be very careful when taking pictures at the Death Railway. Make sure to choose a seat on the right side for a good view. Then, at Safari Park, pay an additional 1000 THB to interact with the tigers. You can buy food (100 THB) to feed the deer and giraffes. Our tour guide, Mr. Champ, is nice and 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 started early. The first stop was Meena Cafe, a serene place to relax with an amazing view. Then we went to the Bridge over the River Kwai. Paul explained the detailed history of the Death Railway. We also had the chance to enjoy riding the train with magnificent views. Last but not least, Safari Park, where we could feed the animals from our bus. We arrived back at Siam Paragon at 7:00 PM. Thank you, we had a great time.

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

The tour was fantastic, filled with places we wanted to visit that would have been difficult to go to on our own. Although the guide spoke only English, our tour guide Tom was incredibly kind and attentive to us, even though we couldn't speak any English at all, which deeply moved us. The families from Malaysia and the Philippines who shared the journey with us were also wonderful people, making it a lifelong memory. The safari, with its interactions with animals like giraffes, was truly moving. From the cafes to the railway... everything was impressive and enriched my life. I am grateful to everyone involved in this tour, and a special thank you to our wonderful guide, Tom!

Tour Guide's name (导游的姓名): Jarernchai 財哥 The tour guide arrived at the hotel on time and communicated in Cantonese. Along the way, he provided historical information about Thailand and chatted with the tourists. The driver found a new highway on the way to Kanchanaburi, which saved the tourists over 30 minutes on the outbound journey, allowing ample time for subsequent activities. 1. Zoo: It is recommended to visit from Monday to Thursday when there are fewer tourists. We originally booked to take photos with the giraffes at 11:30 am, but we arrived early, and since there weren't many tourists, we were able to enter by jeep earlier for photos. It is recommended to tip the two zoo staff members who took us into the giraffe enclosure. If there aren't many tourists afterward, you can ask for more time and food to feed the giraffes. Afterward, we transferred to a small bus to tour the zoo. Please follow the driver's instructions on when to open or close the windows. After getting off, you can choose to take photos with small tigers and lions. Prices range from 550-1000 baht. 2. Mallika City: Experience the living environment of Thais over 100 years ago. If you wish to spend money inside, you can exchange tokens at the ancient bank within. Surrounded by ancient buildings, small bridges, and flowing water, the environment is peaceful. 3. The Village Farm To Café: 323 Sangchuto Rd, Nong Bua, Mueang Kanchanaburi District, Kanchanaburi 71190, Thailand Lunch, stayed for a short while. 4. Bridge over the River Kwai: ข้ามแม่น้ำแควใหญ่ Tha Ma Kham, Mueang Kanchanaburi District, Chang Wat Kanchanaburi 71000, Thailand The Thai-Burma Railway itself was built during World War II to facilitate travel between Thailand and Myanmar during the war. The railway caused countless casualties during its construction and was also used to transport prisoners of war after its completion, many of whom died due to the war. Therefore, this "Death Railway" truly lived up to its name as a railway of death. It was named the "Death Railway" not only because of the somewhat dangerous feeling of being on cliffs but also because its construction was linked to death. After World War II, relations between Thailand and Myanmar deteriorated, and this Thai-Burma Railway could no longer reach Myanmar, only operating within Thailand. 5. Meena Cafe, Kanchanaburi: 75/18 Muang Muang Chum, Tha Muang District, Kanchanaburi 71110, Thailand Closed from the 13th to the 17th. We went to the adjacent มาตะ กาญจน์ instead. Took two photos and then returned.