The Death Railway was created from an agreement between Thailand and Japan. Believed to be based on the memory of the Thais' submission, Japanese troops issued an ultimatum to travel through Thailand to Malaya and Burma, which at that time were under British occupation.

Mueang Sing Historical Park is located on the bank of the Kwai Noi River in Sing Subdistrict, Sai Yok District, Kanchanaburi Province. Prasat Mueang Sing This was built as a Buddhist temple in the Mahayana sect of Buddhism, which has architecture and sculptures similar to those of King Jayavarman VII, the Khmer castle-building king.

Immerse your children in unforgettable experiences at Ban Rim Kwae Pae Rim Nam Resort by offering them the opportunity to sit atop an elephant and marvel at the surrounding forest. Enhance their adventure by feeding or even bathing these magnificent creatures—an experience unlike any other. For further details, simply contact us, and we'll be delighted to provide more information. To secure your elephant riding experience, purchase tickets at the information counter in the lobby area on the first day of your stay. This exclusive offer is available only to guests staying at Ban Rim Kwae Pae Rim Nam Resort.

Kra Sae Cave, a historical cave associated with World War II, is located near a perilous section of the railway construction site. Believed to be a dangerous spot, it was rumored that the Japanese army used the cave as a storage and sleeping area to evade bombings. Folklore also tells of a legendary giant snake during the war.

This activity needs no introduction, as you and your group are bound to experience joy at the resort's campfire. Revel in the festivities until around midnight, letting everyone unwind and express their creativity by participating in a discotheque-themed. The level of excitement is entirely up to you, but we guarantee a vibrant atmosphere. Additionally, a late-night meal will be provided to recharge and satisfy your appetite before bedtime.