
Taweechai Elephant Camp
Feeding, close-up encounters and bamboo rafting can be arranged depending on the package. Please choose activities that prioritise animal care and avoid forced performances.

Elephant encounters, a Thai dress cultural village, the Death Railway and the landmarks of the River Kwai: a day through Kanchanaburi's nature and history.
Overview
Depart from your Kanchanaburi city hotel for a morning of close encounters at Taweechai Elephant Camp, then visit a seasonal flower garden and the Thai dress cultural village of Mallika R.E. 124. In the afternoon, ride the Death Railway through the River Kwai valley before rounding off the day at the Kanchanaburi Skywalk and the River Kwai Bridge. A private vehicle links the out-of-town sights, ideal for travellers already staying in Kanchanaburi who want a full day of nature, culture and Second World War history.

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Feeding, close-up encounters and bamboo rafting can be arranged depending on the package. Please choose activities that prioritise animal care and avoid forced performances.

Flower fields, walking trails and orchards make for an easy photo stop; the flowering season and longan harvest change with the time of year.

A recreation of daily life in the reign of King Rama V, where you can change into traditional Thai dress, spend replica period coins and experience traditional Siamese culture.

The wooden trestle of Tham Krasae Bridge hugs the cliff face above the River Kwai, Kanchanaburi's most iconic railway scenery and historic site.

A glass walkway high above the confluence of the Khwae Yai River and the Khwae Noi River; it may close in rain or during maintenance.

The Second World War landmark spanning the River Kwai; walk the length of the bridge and learn about the wartime story behind the Death Railway.
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