Following hotel pick up at 07:00 am from Bangkok City Center area hotel, you drive to Erawan National Park.

The Erawan National Park is one of the many wonderful national parks in Thailand. This park, in particular, encompasses almost 550 sq. km of great mountain tops and valleys. The main attraction here is the Erawan waterfalls, which is of 7 levels and is without a doubt the most beautiful falls in all of Asia. Set amongst the rough jungle, this unique tiered waterfall is surrounded by beautiful trees and curious monkeys. The 1st level of the waterfalls is easily accessible, but slowly the trail gets steeper. Nevertheless, the natural beauty of the location with it’s intriguing wooden bridge that crosses the cascading water, the relaxing bath in the pools along with the shadowy trees make the walk exciting, pleasant and quite fascinating. Not to forget the best fish spa in the whole world, given by the tiny fishes in the pools.

Erawan Waterfall is another famous waterfall in Karnchanaburi, located on the banks of the Kwae Yai River, with the distance of 1,500 meters. Originally, it was called. "Sadong Mongolia Waterfall" after the name of Huay Monglai, which is upstream of this waterfall. However, as the Erawan Waterfall consists of on7 levels. Each level of Erawan Waterfall has basins allowing visitors to play in the water and there is also an Erawan nature trail with the distance of about 1,060 meters. It takes about 30 minutes to walk through the evergreen forest along with the viewpoints and beautiful deciduous forest. You will get the knowledge and enjoy the beauty of nature.

If you want to experience something more local, bamboo rafting could be your perfect choice. Our raft is made by Mon people with local materials. Rafting was a way local people living along the river use to. When you take the bamboo rafting, we designate a person to steer the raft for you. You can just sit back and enjoy the wonderful nature.

A harrowing historic event that’s steeped in notoriety, tragedy and immortalized in film, the construction of the “Death Railway” connecting Thailand with modern day Myanmar was an arduous, gruelling project that claimed thousands of lives, only to see parts of the railway removed and sold following the conclusion of the war. Created with the intention of moving men and supplies to the Burmese front, here’s the story behind this dark corner of history and its bloody railway. At around 06:00 pm, you'll land back at your hotel in Bangkok city area where the visit will end.