Kanchanaburi River Town & Market Walk
Explore the town of Kanchanaburi — beyond the WWII memorials, the provincial town has a distinctive character as a river market town at the confluence of the Kwai Noi and Kwai Yai rivers, with floating restaurants, traditional markets, and the Thai domestic tourist culture of the western Thailand gateway.
Kanchanaburi Erawan Waterfall & Forest Walk
Visit Erawan Falls — the seven-tiered emerald waterfall in Erawan National Park west of Kanchanaburi is considered the most beautiful waterfall in Thailand, with its turquoise mineral-rich pools ideal for swimming surrounded by the tropical forest of the Tenasserim Hills.
Kanchanaburi WWII History & Memorial Walk
Follow the WWII trail in Kanchanaburi — the province was the site of the most intensive prisoner of war construction project of the Second World War, and the memorials, museums, cemeteries, and preserved railway infrastructure create the most comprehensive WWII history trail accessible in Southeast Asia.
Kanchanaburi Temples & Spiritual Sites Walk
Explore Kanchanaburi's spiritual landscape — beyond the WWII memorials, the province has its own Buddhist temple culture, the ancient Mon religious heritage, and the supernatural folk traditions associated with the area's long history of military conflict and natural power.
Kanchanaburi Bridge on the River Kwai Walk
Walk the Bridge on the River Kwai — the steel railway bridge over the Mae Klong River (known outside Thailand as the River Kwai) was built by Allied prisoners of war under Japanese command in 1943 and is the most visited WWII memorial site in Southeast Asia.
Kanchanaburi National Parks & Wildlife Walk
Explore the Kanchanaburi wilderness — the province has the largest remaining area of forested land in central and western Thailand, with three major national parks (Erawan, Sai Yok, and Thong Pha Phum) protecting the most significant wildlife habitats accessible from a central Thailand tourist base.
Kanchanaburi Food & River Fish Walk
Eat through Kanchanaburi — the river town's food culture is defined by the fresh fish from the Mae Klong River system, the Mon-influenced curry preparations, and the agricultural produce from one of Thailand's most productive farming provinces.
Kanchanaburi Cycling & Countryside Walk
Cycle the Kanchanaburi countryside — the flat agricultural plains around the town and the river valley roads provide excellent cycling terrain that connects the WWII sites, the temples, and the rural communities of western Thailand.