Kanchanaburi is the capital of Kanchanaburi Province and is located at the confluence of the rivers Kwai Noi and Kwai Yai.
Kanchanaburi (population 52,000) is the gateway to Kanchanaburi Province. For most visitors the main sight of interest is the Bridge over the River Kwai, the start of the infamous World War II Death Railway to Burma (Myanmar),as well as its associated museums. There is an increasingly thriving backpacker scene taking advantage of the chilled-out riverside vibe for those that need to get away from Bangkok. More foreign visitors are discovering why Thais know it as one of the most beautiful provinces in the country with its easily accessible waterfalls and national parks.
Orientation
Orienting yourself in Kanchanaburi is very easy. The main road, Thanon Saeng Chuto, runs through the length of town from north to south, connecting the River Kwai Bridge, the train station and the bus station. Running parallel to this, closer to the river, is Thanon Mae Nam Kwae where most of the guesthouses and the local bar scene can be found.
How to get there
By bus
BKS public buses (line 81) leave from Bangkok's Southern Bus Terminal (Sai Tai Taling Chan ). In Kanchanaburi, there are two separate but nearby bus terminals, with 1st class buses departing from an office off Thanon Saengchuto, and 2nd class buses from the larger terminal one block east.
1st class buses should leave Bangkok every 15 minutes from 05:00 to 22:30, take about 2 hours, and (as of February 2006) cost 99 baht, including a bottle of water.
2nd class buses (new route) leave Bangkok every 20 minutes from 03:30 to 19:00 and take about 2 hours. Cost 95 Baht (Sept 09).
2nd class buses (old route) leave Bangkok every 15-30 minutes from 04:00 until 18:00 and take about 3 hours.
By train
Trains leave Bangkok's Thonburi Train Station at 07:45 and arrive at Kanchanaburi at 10:20, also at 13:45 and arriving at 16:35. You may be interested in buying a ticket all the way to the River Kwai Bridge, since these two trains are the only ones which cross the bridge each day. Since December 2005, the fare is 100 baht for foreigners..
Be warned that reaching Thonburi Station from Khao San Road is harder than it looks; tuk-tuk drivers will try to charge you outrageous rates, and walking involves crossing two bridges and looping back a way. The best way is probably to take the passenger boat from Banglamphu Pier and connect to a cross-river ferry that reaches the railway pier, then walk or take the open minibus from there.
Return trains leave at 07:25 and 14:48 from the main railway station; from the River Kwai Bridge they leave 6 minutes earlier. Riding 3rd class is an adventure in itself, and a must do for everyone who hasn't traveled this way before.
Both train services continue to/from Nam Tok (17 baht), the current terminus of the Death Railway. The 10:30 train has a special tourist section, where the low, low price of 300 baht gets you air-con, a soft drink and a certificate of having ridden the Death Railway. This service has occasionally been operated by a steam engine, but usually uses an ordinary diesel DMU, and railfans will have to content themselves with the Japanese-era steamers plinthed at the main and bridge stations.
By car
Kanchanaburi is about 3 hours drive from Bangkok, along the highway no.338 from Bangkok to Nakhon Pathom and Ratchaburi. There you can take a detour to the famous Damoen Saduak floating market for some sightseeing and lunch. Then switch to highway no.4 heading towards Kanchanaburi.
You can catch a taxi to Kanchanaburi, return to Bangkok for the day for around 2000 baht. This should include stopping at the Bridge over River Kwai and museum, Kanchanaburi township, the local dam and the cemetery for the prisoners of war. You may need to pay a bit extra to visit Erawan Falls which is about an hour out of the town center and the Tiger Temple.
Getting around
Kanchanaburi is just a little too stretched out to be comfortably walkable. Small orange and large yellow songthaews (converted pickups) cruise up and down Saengchuto, connecting bus station, train station and the bridge, and charge a standard 5 baht. Motorbike taxis and tuk-tuks are also available, with negotiable prices, and some guesthouses offer bicycle rental. Several places in town (mostly along Maenam Kwai Rd) rent bicycles for 50 baht/day, or motorcycles for 150-200 baht, depending on whether it is an automatic. In the area near budget accommodation / guesthouses such as Ploy, you can rent bicycles or motorcycles from Yanee at 197 Maenumkaew Road. Remember to ask for a map and directions to popular sights.
What to see
Bridge over the River Kwai
Located some 3 km north of Kanchanaburi (down New Zealand Rd off Saeng Chuto), this iron bridge (Saphan Mae Nam Kwae) across the Kwae Yai river is the main attraction for many visitors. Immortalized in the famous movie and novel, it was a part of the infamous Death Railway to Burma, constructed by POWs working for the Japanese in hellish conditions during World War 2. Some 16,000 POWs and 100,000 Asian workers died during the railway construction. The present iron bridge is the second wartime incarnation (a part of the original can be found in the War Museum), but 2 central 'boxy' spans were rebuilt after the war to replace three sections destroyed by Allied bombing.
You can cross the bridge on foot. While the center of the track has been thoughtfully turned into a steel-plated walkway and there are little side platforms between the spans for sightseeing and avoiding trains, there are no guardrails so vertigo sufferers and small children should steer clear. Off the end of the bridge, you can feed or ride an elephant bare-back at negotiated price of 600 baht per ride.
The State Railway of Thailand operates a little tourist train with which you can drive across the bridge and back again, at 20 baht for the 15 minute round trip.
Art Gallery and War Museum
This well-signposted complex is located about 50 meters from the bridge and houses a bizarre collection of museums and exhibits, most of which are poorly maintained and labeled. Open 08:30-16:30 daily; admission to the whole lot is 30 baht.
War Museum. To your left as you enter is this four-story building encrusted with statues, which starts off with a little Burmese shrine but is mostly devoted to pre-WW2 Thai history through the ages and is filled with wall paintings of kings and racks of rusty pistols. There are good views of the bridge from the roof of the riverside building.
World War II and (old) JEATH Museum. Lurking in the basement, this is the main drawcard and features a section of the first wooden bridge, recreations of the POW barracks and random military paraphernalia. Downstairs is an exhibit of prehistoric Thailand complete with semi-erotic murals.
Jewelry Museum. Above the WW2 museum is the most bizarre section, housing (among other things) dusty stamp collections and a gallery with wall paintings of all Miss Thailand winners.
The Tiger Temple
Many day trips to Kanchanaburi include a visit to the Tiger Temple.
Admission is 500 baht, and comes with a nice book about the tigers. The temple is nowhere to be seen, but the tigers are lounging in a dusty canyon, surrounded by minders in yellow shirts and overseen by a monk off in the corner. You can watch the tigers from a distance, and when your time comes, the minders will take your camera and snap a few photos of you crouching behind the tiger, as well as a few close-ups of the tigers themselves.
You can also pay a 1000 baht extra for a "special" photo with a tiger. It's all kind of odd, but the pictures will certainly wow your friends. Unverified reports of a tourist being seriously mauled by the tigers abound, regardless of which it is only common sense to not annoy tigers - a few years of domestication will not erase centuries of innate wildness.
Also, you are NOT allowed to wear bright yellow, pink or orange T-Shirts, or they will not allow you inside. You must also sign a release form, if you're harmed by the many animals at the temple (there are also water buffalo and deer roaming the parkland). You MUST bring your own digital camera, because the trainers do not have the gear to take the photos for you.
NOTE: It's difficult to figure out how to get there once you arrive in Kanchanaburi Bus Station. I strongly advice you NOT to go by bus to the Tiger Temple from the Bus Station, as there are no obvious signs where to get off, and the only bus that goes there, doesn't stop at the temple (found out the hard way). It is advisable to take a tour group suggested by your hotel/hostel or hiring a taxi/tuk-tuk because doing it alone by public transport is incredibly troublesome. It is even worse getting back to Kanchanaburi from the Temple.
What to do
The Sai Yok Noi waterfalls.
Erawan Waterfalls is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Thailand and a must see if you are in Kanchanaburi and your time/budget allows it. Public buses (No. 8170) leave Kanchanaburi bus terminal every 50 (sometimes 60) minutes between 08:00 and 17:20, fare 35 baht, duration 90 minutes. The bus drives on Saengchuto Road up to the north. If you live far away from the bus terminal, and you probably will, it may be a good idea to catch it there. Be sure to try to get an early bus, since there will be fewer people at the waterfall and you don't have to hurry to get back. The last bus will leave for Kanchanaburi at 16:00. Plan to spend at least three hours plus the time you want to spend swimming at the waterfalls. Entrance fee to the waterfalls is 200 baht for foreigners (100 baht Feb to May 2009). Bicycles can be rented at the entrance (20 baht/hour), however you won't be able to use it for 90% of the distance, so they don't really have any use. Be sure to bring your hiking shoes (or whatever matches most closely) and swimming costume for a dip in the turquoise pools (although watch out for fish feasting on the soles of your feet!).
Sai Yok Noi waterfalls are more accessible but less spectacular than the Erawan falls.
Lumnam Jone Water Way is the beginning of the River Kwai. It is located in Amphoe Sri Sawat. It has a beautiful surrounding and crystal clear water. The only problem is that it is hard to get to. On foot it will take a few hours walk, and by boat it take 5 hours from Sri Nakarin Dam at the ferry pier.
Elephants and Friends Conservation Camp started in November 2005, with the goal to help the mistreated, sick and old elephants in Thailand and to give them a good home. As a visitor you will help in the elephants daily care, such as riding them (bare back) to the river for their bath, growing or collecting food (banana trees) or just play with the animals.
It's impossible to get there by public transport. You can get there by motorbike or arrange a pick-up from Lat Ya or Kanchanaburi. If you want to come to help, the only way to make a reservation is to call Phot Nadee, the owner, (66)8-58475996 (speaks English/Thai, please check the time-difference). With him you can make arrangements for a pick-up. More info on elephants-friens.com
Thai massage is cheap and a recommended place is "Foot& Thai massage" at 228/2 tambon tamakam (66)87-1666381. It is diagonally opposite to Yanee (bicycle or motorbike rental).
What to Eat
Budget
For cheap street eats, the market in front of the train station will fulfill all your 10 baht phad thai needs.
Street venders parade up & down River Kwai Road all day & night - approx 20 Baht per serving.
Ahaan Fine, Thanon Maenam Kwai (about 75m up from Apple Guest House on the left). Daily 11:00-23:00. A small, tastefully laid out restaurant offering a wide selection of Thai dishes at prices between food stall prices and guest house prices. 30-70 baht.
Daily Club, Thanon Maenam Kwai (opposite Birdland Books)
Great western & Thai food the Chicken Panang Curry is highly recommended. Nothing costs more than 100 Baht here. Open all day
BBQ All you can eat, Sang Chuto Road. 200M before Tesco on LHS heading from the town.
90 Baht for all you can eat!! Represent great value if you are hungry. You cook the food at the table (no burgers/sausages etc)they also supply you with rice/noodles etc Good selection of seafood, chicken, liver pork e.t.c Very popular with local residents of the town. 7pm - 11pm
Mid-range
Apple's Guest House, 52 Rong Heeb Oil; tel. +66-034512017 . This guest house includes a popular restaurant with reasonable prices. The food is made to order and is excellent.
Floating restaurants just next to the River Kwai bridge uphold the fine traditions of their brethren worldwide by serving mediocre food at inflated prices. Nice views though.
By de River restaurant, the spirit of The River Kwai.
By de River Restaurant and Massage, On the Mae nam kwai road about 700 meters far from the River kwai bridge, serve homemade thai foods and nicely view nearby river. Enjoy dinner while it is the sunset and feel the spirit of the river kwai. Open 17.00 - 23.00 PM.
Schluck, Western and Thai food. Pizza and steak are home-made menu, also serving other European foods. Thai foods available. Euro-Orient decor and jazz music. Price from 40B/Thai and 90B/European food. Open 17:00 to 23:00 daily.
Mangosteen Cafe and Books, Classy Thai and Western food with real service. Great coffees, cocktails and fresh fruit drinks. Newest, cleanest and best quality place on the tourist strip. Also 1,000 English language books for sale and small reference library for cafe guests. Open 08:30 to 21:00 daily.
What to Buy
Night Market, also known as JJ's, in front of the train station on Saeng Chuto Road. Nothing out of the ordinary, but quite cheap as it's geared for locals.
River Kwai Park Market, right next to the bridge. Dozens of stalls selling touristy knick-knacks, but quite a few Thais seem to come here for jewelry shopping as well.
Tesco Lotus, Saeng Chuto Road (to the south of town). Standard issue hypermarket.
Kanokarn, off Saeng Chuto Road in the centre of town, behind the area that becomes a food market at night. The first two floors are similar to a Western department store. It is sectioned off by brand and sells clothes and electrical goods. The top floor is like the shopping mall found in Bangkok or Hong Kong. It looks like an indoor market and sells phone cases and accessories, manga figurines and VCDs.
What to drink
There are numerous locations where you'll be able to enjoy your drinks. Especially around the Guest Houses near the river (River Kwai Road or Thanon Mare Nam Kwai in Thai).
Beer Barrel Bar along the main drag offers cheap drink prices and an unbeatable atmosphere - including free pool tables. Ask about the free ostrich feeding!
Birdland Books River Kwai Road (The main tourist area) Run by 'Big Jimmy' (also in Sangklaburi) a US Ex-pat of 30 years. A bookstore that doubles as the favourite bar for tourists & Ex-pats alike. Good selection of cheap beers, wines & dacquaris, opens early & shuts late!! If you need any information regarding Thailand - ask Jimmy, He's very helpful & has extensive knowledge of Kanchanaburi & most of the country.
49 Bar/Red Kangaroo Situated on the main road in Kanchanaburi opposite the River Kwai Hotel. 'British/Aussie' style pub run by a Scotsman named Don & a Thai lady called Mem. Mem will also organize tours & taxis if required. Premiership football shown here also. Latest bar in town, shuts when the last person leaves!!
I Baa Bar River Kwai Road. Originally located across from Birdland Books has now moved down the River Kwai Road to larger premises, and now has a Pool Table. Still has a waterfall (albeit a modern art one) down one side of the bar. Great atmosphere & good Western & Thai food. Richie, the English owner is a good source of information.
No Name Bar River Kwai Road. Good food & a good place to catch the football. With a slogan of "Get shit faced on a shoe string", its hard to go wrong.
Royal Riverkwai Resort & Spa Kanchanaburi
88 Moo 2 Kanchanaburi-Saiyok Rd., Kanchanaburi 71000 Thailand
Tel: 0 3465 3342, 0 3465 3297, 08 6313 4273, 08 6323 1743
Fax: 0 3465 3477
Email: royal_riverkwai@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.royalriverkwairesort.com
Accommodation : 92 rooms 8 Unit
Room Rates : 1,550 - 15,000 THB
Apple's Guesthouse (Krathom Thai )
153/4, Tumbon Tha Ma Kham, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3451 2017
Website : http://www.applenoi-kanchanaburi.com
Email : appleland@hotmail.com, appleguesthouse@hotmail.com
Price Rates : 450 - 650 THB
Number of Rooms : 10 rooms
Bamboo House
5 Vietnam Rd., Tumbon Tha Ma Kham, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3462 4470
Website : http://www.bamboohouse.host.sk
Email : bambooguesthouse@hotmail.com
Price Rates : 200 - 800 THB
Number of Rooms : 15 rooms
Baan Suan Fon Hotel
20/3 Moo 8 Kanchanaburi-Sai Yok Rd., Tumbon Kaeng Sian, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3462 4587-9, 0 2912 3137
Website : http://www.baansuanfon.com
Email : sirinya@baansuanfon.com
Price Rates : 1,000 - 1,500 THB
Number of Rooms : 100 rooms
Blue Star Guesthouse Bungalow
241 Mae Nam Kwae Rd., Tumbon Tha Ma Kham, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3451 2161, 08 1639 1688, 0 3462 4733
Website : http://www.bluestar-guesthouse.com
Email : bluestarguesthouse@yahoo.com
Price Rates : 150 - 900 THB
Number of Rooms : 32 rooms
Bua Sawan Resort
135 Moo 2, Tumbon Tha Ma Kham, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3451 4324, 0 3451 3798
Email : buasawan_resort@hotmail.com
Price Rates : 850 - 1,200 THB
Number of Rooms : 13 rooms Unit
Buachan Hotel
313/1 U-Thong Rd. Moo 10, Tumbon Pak Phraek, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3462 0185, 08 3063 3181
Price Rates : 350 - 350 THB
Number of Rooms : 28 rooms
Bungalow Wang Thong
249 Saeng- Chuto Rd., Tumbon Pak Phraek, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3451 1046, 0 3451 1455, 08 9257 8772
Price Rates : 250 - 590 THB
Number of Rooms : 30 rooms
Chitanun Mansion
12 Saeng Chuto Rd., Tumbon Ban Tai, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3451 1138, 0 3451 4733
Email : chitanun_guest_house@yahoo.com
Price Rates(Day) : 350 - 1,200 THB
Price Rates(Month) : 2,500 - 3,000 THB
Number of Rooms : 38 rooms
Donruk Bungalow
313/19 Saeng Choto Rd., Tumbon Ban Noe, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3451 3755
Price Rates : 150 - 400 THB
Number of Rooms : 50 rooms
Felix River Kwai Resort Kanchanaburi
9/1 Moo 3, Tumbon Tha Ma Kham, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3455 1000-23, 0 2634 4111
Website : http://www.felixriverkwai.co.th
Email : felix@felixriverkwai.co.th, rsvn@felixriverkwai.co.th
Price Rates : 3,000 - 28,000 THB
Number of Rooms : 255 rooms
Good View Resort & Restaurant
222 Moo 3, Tumbon Nong Ya, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3453 1000, 08 6101 0999
Website : http://www.goodview-resort.com
Email : info@goodview-resort.com, acaratepp@yahoo.com
Price Rates : 1,000 - 1,800 THB
Number of Rooms : 12 rooms Unit
Hostelling International River Kwai Kanchanaburi
4 Moo 2, Tumbon Tha Ma Kham, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 08 1857 8201, 08 6368 9127, 0 3462 5048
Email : lotus18@live.com
Price Rates : 400 - 500 THB
Number of Rooms : 5 rooms
Inchantree Resort
443 Moo 1 Mae Nam Rd., Tumbon Tha Ma Kham, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3462 4914
Website : http://www.inchantreeresort.com
Email : inchantreeresort@yahoo.com
Price Rates : 950 - 2,200 THB
Number of Rooms : 30 rooms
Jollyfrog Backpacker's & Restaurant
28 Soi China Mae Nam Kwae Rd., Tumbon Tha Ma Kham, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3451 4579
Website : http://www.jollyfrog.net
Price Rates : 70 - 400 THB
Number of Rooms : 50 rooms
Kanchanaburi Orchid Resort
141 Moo 5, Tumbon Pak Phraek, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 08 1286 2612, 08 1361 7924
Website : http://kanorchid.9nha.com
Price Rates : 500 - 1,000 THB
Number of Rooms : 7 rooms
Kasem Island Resort
44-48 Chai Chomphon Rd., Tumbon Ban Tai, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3451 3359, 0 2255 3603, 08 1499 4941
Email : kasemisland@yahoo.com
Price Rates : 800 - 1,600 THB
Number of Rooms : 35 rooms
Khaotong View
182/1 Moo 9 Liang Muang Rd., Tumbon Pak Phraek, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3451 1595, 0 3451 6052
Price Rates : 400 - 500 THB
Number of Rooms : 38 rooms
Kwae Riverside Resort
ocation : 99/9 Moo 9, Tumbon Kaeng Sian, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3455 1078-9, 0 3465 3394, 08 1299 1319, 08 6366 9075
Website : http://www.kwaeriversideresort.com
Email : kw_riverside@hotmail.com
Price Rates : 800 - 12,000 THB
Number of Rooms : 86 rooms Unit
Little Creek
155 Moo 6 Liang Mueang Rd., Tumbon Pak Phraek, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3451 0127, 08 2291 6024
Email : littecreekkanchanaburi@hotmail.com
Price Rates : 400 - 1,000 THB
Number of Rooms : 53 rooms
Luxury Hotel
284/1 Saeng Chuto Rd., Tumbon Ban Noe, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3451 1168
Price Rates : 350 - 900 THB
Number of Rooms : 39 rooms
Mitmuangkan
254 Moo 5 Saeng Chuto Rd., Tumbon Tha Ma Kham, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3462 5137-9
Email : jame_fuk@hotmail.com
Price Rates : 300 - 500 THB
Number of Rooms : 68 rooms
Morning Guesthouse
337 Maenamkwai Rd., Tumbon Tha Ma Kham, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 08 1634 3507, 08 9750 4289, 08 9521 4146, 0 3462 4067
Email : morning_house@yahoo.co.th
Price Rates : 200 - 1,000 THB
Number of Rooms : 10 rooms
Mr.Tee Guesthouse
12 Soi Lao Rim Mae Nam Kwai Rd., Tumbon Tha Ma Kham, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3462 4074
Price Rates : 250 - 500 THB
Number of Rooms : 18 rooms
Nampetch Resort
Near The Riverkwai Bridge, Tumbon Tha Ma Kham, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 08 1826 2883
Price Rates : 600 - 700 THB
Number of Rooms : 9 rooms
Phukan Hometel
209 Moo 2 Phatthana Rd.Soi 3, Tumbon Tha Ma Kham, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3451 2282, 0 2585 7433
Price Rates : 500 - 2,000 THB
Number of Rooms : 18 rooms
Phutawan Kan Resort
299 Moo 1, Tumbon Kaeng Sian, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3455 1075, 0 3455 1089
Website : http://www.phutawan.9nha.com
Price Rates : 300 - 600 THB
Number of Rooms : 31 rooms
Prasopsook Hotel
277 Saeng Chuto Rd., Tumbon Ban Noe, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3451 1411, 0 3451 1777, 0 3451 1207
Price Rates : 200 - 1,500 THB
Number of Rooms : 40 rooms
Prasopsuk Garden Resort
6/1 Moo 8 Liep Mae Nam Kawe Yai Rd., Tumbon Kaeng Sian, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3451 3215, 0 3451 3219, 0 3451 5809
Website : http://www.prasopsukgarden.com
Email : info@prasopsukgarden.com
Price Rates : 500 - 1,000 THB
Number of Rooms : 28 rooms
Pung-waan Resort & Spa
72/1 Moo 2, Tumbon Tha Ma Kham, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Changwat Kanchanaburi 71000
Tel : 0 3462 5270-5, 0 2278 0878
Website : http://www.pungwaanriverkwai.com
Email : pungwaan@pungwaanriverkwai.com
Price Rates : 2,900 - 5,800 THB
Number of Rooms : 111 rooms
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