Tour privado: Excursión de un día histórico a Kanchanaburi desde Bangkok
Descripción
Viaje a Kanchanaburi, al oeste de Bangkok, para ver el río Kwai y su infame puente. Descubra la historia con visitas guiadas al Centro Ferroviario Tailandia-Birmania y al Cementerio de Guerra, un paseo en bote en Mae Klong y un viaje en tren por el "Ferrocarril de la Muerte". Durante este día de viaje de 11 horas, viajará en la comodidad de un vehículo privado para explorar estos lugares con una guía personal.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Después de la recogida en el hotel en Bangkok por la mañana, salga hacia la provincia de Kanchanaburi con su propio guía privado. Después de aproximadamente 2 horas en automóvil, haga su primera parada en el Death Railway Centre, un museo interactivo con instalaciones de información e investigación dedicadas a presentar la historia del ferrocarril Tailandia-Birmania, construido bajo la ocupación japonesa. El centro con aire acondicionado ofrece a los visitantes una experiencia educativa y conmovedora.
A continuación, visite el cementerio de guerra de Kanchanaburi, un monumento a unos 6,000 prisioneros de guerra aliados (prisioneros de guerra) que perecieron a lo largo de la línea del ferrocarril de la muerte y fueron trasladados después de la guerra a este lugar de descanso eterno. Luego, dirígete al Museo de la Guerra JEATH para aprender más sobre el famoso Ferrocarril de la Muerte.
Únase a un pintoresco viaje en bote de cola larga a lo largo del río Mae Klong hasta el Puente sobre el río Kwai, que inspiró una novela y película de guerra de mediados de siglo.
Después de un almuerzo tailandés en un restaurante local, súbase en el ferrocarril hacia Nam Tok, pasando por un viaducto de madera original construido en la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Por la noche, volverá a su hotel en Bangkok, donde concluirá su recorrido privado.
Después de un almuerzo tailandés en un restaurante local, súbase en el ferrocarril hacia Nam Tok, pasando por un viaducto de madera original construido en la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Por la noche, volverá a su hotel en Bangkok, donde concluirá su recorrido privado.
Death Railway fue un ferrocarril de 415 kilómetros entre Tailandia y Birmania, construido por el Imperio de Japón en 1943 para apoyar a sus fuerzas en la campaña de Birmania de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Decenas de miles de trabajadores civiles asiáticos y prisioneros de guerra aliados fueron sometidos a trabajos forzados durante su construcción. Cerca de 90,000 trabajadores civiles y más de 12,000 prisioneros aliados
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Recogida y regreso al hotel del área de la ciudad de Bangkok.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
Opiniones(7)
We thoroughly enjoyed our trip to the Kanchanaburi area with our guide Ay & the driver. We both found the trip to be interesting & quite moving. Ay was knowledgable & gave us plenty of information about our trip & Thai life in general. Ay was very adaptable & was able to change the itinerary to our needs immediately. Thank you so much Ay for making our trip memorable. 👏👏👏Also a huge round of applause to the driver who negotiated the manic Bangkok traffic 👏👏 at rush hour.
Our guide Benjamat was top shelf. She has forgotten more about the history and region than most will know. Highly recommended.
Siri was great and gave us a great tour But the tour I paid for included a ride on the train but it never happened which was a massive disappoint so be careful when booking
The tour was very, very well organized. The guide knew a lot to tell and was very friendly. Good English so it was easy to follow. In addition, she also adapted the tour to us, making it completely top! Thank you Siri!!
Thank you for taking the tour with us and publish the excellent review!
Our guide was excellent. We learned a great deal of history on this tour which covered comprehensively the story of the abused prisoners of WWII who were worked to death building the rail lines and the bridge over the river Kwai. The two museums and the cemetery are well-worth the price of admission. An added attraction was the sound and light show at night. Our guide seemed to enjoy it as much as we did.
Thank you for taking the tour and writing this great review! Looking forward to see you again with us soon in Thailand!
<p>A very good day trip to an interesting historical place. After an early morning pick up from my hotel we proceeded to Kanchanaburi for a day that included two museums, POW cemetery, longtail boat ride downriver and a very fast return trip back up river to a great buffet lunch before a visit and crossing of the bridge itself. The driver was good and the guideAya was excellent and she provided a very good tour.</p>
<p>We had the best experience on this tour ,Aey our guide was helpful and ensured that we included the train trip on the Burma railway.<br/> As it was a very hot day we found the air conditioned car very comfortable and the driver drove safely knowing exactly how to access the best route to our destination.<br/> Aey was friendly and handled all the logistics expertly and we created a memorable day adjusting the program to suit the heat and what we expected to do.<br/> The railway trip went through some beautiful countryside and it was a pleasure to get away from the cities to catc up with some history.<br/> The museum was well worth seeing and well maintained to create a lasting memory of a dreadful time in history with full respect to those involved.<br/> Well done Aey and our drive<br/> Thank you<br/> Pauline</p>
