Il faut compter trois heures de trajet aller et 3 heures de trajet retour, avec la circulation à Bangkok incluse. Excursion dépaysante à Kanchanaburi : musée JEATH, Pont de la Rivière Kwai pas exceptionnel mais les chutes d'Erawan valent par contre le coup d'œil (prévoir 50 minutes sans s'arrêter pour atteindre la dernière. Gilet de sauvetage pas indispensable. Les chaussures c'est bien mais même avec des sandales solides ça passe.

We booked this trip as my Grandfather was a POW here in WWII and I thought it was important for my son to see what hell he had to injure. Our driver, Mr. Artie was a very lovely man. i booked him as a driver and NOT a guide, so his basic grasp of English was not a problem and his sweet nature and amazing command of Google translate more than made up for it. The whole day day was very emotional and could not be described as "fun" but humbling and enjoyable all the same. I made a decision half way through the morning that we would skip Hellfire Pass and go to Erawan Falls instead, as the subject matter is pretty dark at the cemetery, Jeath Camp and Kwai Bridge is pretty dark! It was the right decision, as the falls are stunning and a truly special experience! This trip was great value for money. Nearly 600km and 12hrs in a cab for 70quid is amazing value. Artie was a very lovely man and an excellent driver. Thank you Mr. Artie. ❤️❤️

I highly recommend this tour if you interested in one-day trip to Kanchanaburi. There are trains from Bangkok to Kanchanaburi, but if you go to Kanchanaburi by train, what you can enjoy is only taking the train, and you cannot enjoy other sightseeing spot (such as the JEATH War Museum, the Bridge Over River Kwai, etc.) unless you stay one night in Kanchanaburi. The driver, Sam, was a trustworthy driver and spoke sufficient English. Personally, I extremely thank him for bringing my mobile I left in the car to my hotel.