Thailand – Kanchanaburi | 5 days (Asia)

• 1-5 Days
• Max People :2
• Budget for 2 people excluding flights: ₹20,000 – ₹50,000

Kanchanaburi Itinerary

Day 1 – Visit the Death Railway Museum, which shares the history of the Thailand–Burma Railway, followed by the iconic River Kwai Bridge (you can enjoy a short boat ride here as well). End the day at the JEATH War Museum, which provides a sobering yet insightful look into World War II history.

Day 2 – Spend the day at Erawan National Park, known for its emerald green waterfalls and natural pools, perfect for hiking and swimming. Later, stop by the Erawan Municipal Food Market to sample local delicacies, and wrap up with a visit to Phra That Cave, a hidden gem within the forested mountains.

Day 3 – Dedicate half a day to Elephant World, a sanctuary where you can feed, bathe, and spend time with rescued elephants. The rest of the day can be kept light for relaxation.

Day 4 – Unwind at Hin Dat Hot Springs, then chase nearby waterfalls, and close the evening watching a picturesque sunset.

Day 5 – Visit the breathtaking Huai Mae Khamin Waterfall, then get adventurous at the Treetop Adventure Park, which offers challenging zip lines and treetop hopping. Conclude with a walk through Hellfire Pass, an emotional memorial site along the historic railway cutting.

Travel & Stay

• Stay Options: We’ve included budget-friendly stays starting from INR 1,000 per night per person, as well as luxurious options for a more indulgent experience.

• Best Season: The peak tourist season begins in November and lasts until mid-February, when the weather is pleasantly cool and perfect for outdoor exploration.

Note on Transportation:

• For India itineraries, the budget is calculated considering private taxi as the primary mode of travel.

• For International itineraries, the budget is calculated based on public transport for a more realistic cost estimate.