Emerald waterfalls, a slow jungle river and the haunting Death Railway.
Western Thailand's river country. Kanchanaburi is where the jungle meets the River Kwai — emerald waterfalls, floating raft houses and the sobering history of the WWII Death Railway, all within a few hours of Bangkok.
Western Thailand
Erawan's seven turquoise tiers, made for swimming.
Float, kayak and sleep in raft houses on the water.
The Death Railway, the bridge and Hellfire Pass.
National parks, caves, elephants and wild trails.
No airport, but an easy 2–3 hours from Bangkok by road — or a slow, scenic ride on the historic Death Railway. We'll arrange your transfer or train and your raft-house pickup.
Peak season — warm days, cool nights, the river at its most inviting.
Every one led by a local friend who knows Kanchanaburi inside out.
Handpicked places to rest, hosted by people we know and trust.

A new floating raft on the Kwai Noi, six minutes from Kanchanaburi town — a two-bedroom family room and two twins, each opening onto its own riverside balcony, with breakfast brought to the door.

The simplest rooms at Kohkorya and the cheapest way onto the river — garden on one side, the Kwai Noi on the other, breakfast for two in the rate.

Floating raft rooms on the Kwai Noi, two or three to a room with breakfast for all of them — the quiet, do-nothing end of a weekend two hours out of Bangkok.

A small villa on the edge of the Kwai Noi — warm, plain and named for watching the stars — from ฿1,800 a room with breakfast for two.

The deluxe grade at Kohkorya — the Kwai Noi moving slowly in front, green on the other three sides — from ฿2,500 a room with breakfast for two.
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