• Shangri-La Bangkok - After being picked up from a hotel in the Bangkok City Center area at 7:00 am, you will travel to Erawan National Park.
• Erawan National Park - Erawan National Park is one of Thailand’s many stunning national parks. This particular park covers nearly 550 sq. km of magnificent mountain peaks and valleys. The main highlight is the Erawan waterfalls, which feature 7 levels and are considered the most beautiful falls in all of Asia.

Nestled within the rugged jungle, this unique tiered waterfall is surrounded by lush trees and playful monkeys. The first level of the waterfalls is easily accessible, but the trail becomes steeper as you ascend. Despite this, the natural beauty of the area, with its intriguing wooden bridge crossing the cascading water, the soothing pools for bathing, and the shady trees, makes the walk exciting, enjoyable, and quite captivating. Don’t miss the world’s best fish spa, provided by the tiny fish in the pools.

• Erawan Falls - Erawan Waterfall is another renowned waterfall in Kanchanaburi, situated on the banks of the Kwae Yai River, spanning a distance of 1,500 meters. Originally named “Sadong Mongolia Waterfall” after Huay Monglai, the waterfall’s upstream source, it is now known as Erawan Waterfall, which consists of 7 levels.
  Each level of Erawan Waterfall has basins where visitors can enjoy the water, and there is also an Erawan nature trail approximately 1,060 meters long. It takes about 30 minutes to walk through the evergreen forest, offering viewpoints and a beautiful deciduous forest. Visitors will gain knowledge and appreciate the beauty of nature.
• River Kwai - For a more local experience, bamboo rafting is an excellent choice. The raft is crafted by Mon people using local materials. Rafting was traditionally used by locals living along the river. When you go bamboo rafting, a designated person will steer the raft for you, allowing you to relax and enjoy the stunning natural surroundings.
• Burma-Thai Railway - A significant historical event marked by notoriety and tragedy, the construction of the “Death Railway” connecting Thailand with modern-day Myanmar was a challenging and grueling project that claimed thousands of lives. Parts of the railway were removed and sold after the war ended. Originally intended to transport men and supplies to the Burmese front, this is the story behind this dark chapter of history and its infamous railway.
  At approximately 6:00 pm, you will return to your hotel in the Bangkok city area, concluding the visit.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off at Bangkok City area
• Tasty Thai Lunch
• Traditional Bamboo Rafting
• English speaking local guide at the time of sightseeing
• Transport by air-conditioned private car

• Personal Expenses
• Any item not included in inclusions

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.