Published on Jan, 2025

Spectacular, emotional and very highly rated. The tour was amazing, long day but well worth it. Very knowledgeable guide and very friendly

Published on Aug, 2024

This was a long day but well worth it. We saved on a few other parts of this holiday so that we could afford this day out, and have no regrets in spending the extra on a private tour. Our guide was reasonably knowledgable, and left us to our own devices when appropriate - if you're after a step-by-step explanation of every part of the day then maybe this particular tour is not for you, but it worked for us. The absolute hightlght is Hellfire Pass, and the work that the Australian government have done here is amazing.

Published on Apr, 2024

Excellent tour. We were looked after very well and had a complete informative tour. Would recommend. Great driver and guide. Lunch was great.

Published on Nov, 2022

For our Bangkok Kanchanaburi Historical Tour, my brother and I asked for a customized schedule where we would meet the tour operator at the first stop in Kanchanaburi. We were already in the city and planned to spend the next part of our trip in Bangkok anyway. They were 100% accommodating and even offered us a discount because we had no pickup required. The tour guide was super professional and fluent in English. I learned new Thai words and phrases. As a Thai language-learner, this was a wonderful benefit. She bought us a variety bag of fried banana chips to munch on too! The driver got us back to Bangkok at 6pm on the dot. He navigated the notorious traffic like a pro.

Published on Feb, 2020

If you are interested in immersing yourself in the history of the Thai- Burma (Death Railway) this is the trip to for you. A lot of other trips offer various combinations, but I felt this was the only one that included everything i wanted to see and concentrated on the whole theme. It is a very humbling tour when you think that more than 12,000 Allied prisoners of war (POWs) and tens of thousands forced labourers perished during its 16 month construction between 15 September 1942 and December 1943. The Bridge on the River Kwai has become very touristy with lots of stalls nearby, but Hellfire Pass was less so. This trip doesn't include a train ride (which we weren't bothered about as it is only a tourist train) but we did time it just right to take a photo of the train going over the Thamkrasae bridge. Our guide, Snake, was very knowledgeable and spoke good English. It is a long day (06.15 - 17.30) as it is quite a distance from Bangkok but well worth it. Highly recommended.