Guine River Bridge is one of the most famous historical Attractions in North Beach.During the Second World War, King Tai promised to help the Japanese Imperial Army deploy in Thailand in order to avoid war, and the Japanese army used Allied prisoners of war to build railroads across the forests of the Tamil Mountains to provide supplementary supplies to the Japanese troops operating in Myanmar.A large number of Allied prisoners died in labor that year, which is a rather heavy historical memory. The Guine River Bridge was originally a wooden bridge, which had long been destroyed during the war, and the rail bridge that is now seen, was later rebuilt, so far there are still daily trains passing.Standing on the bridge of the Guine River, watching the beautiful Guine River flowing underneath, it is difficult to imagine the intense war situation of the year, and more hope for world peace forever.

A relaxing and romantic dining in the mountain city, renovated by the grain store, is currently a Thai restaurant, each of which has local ingredients, there are Western, Thai and other restaurants.The ingredients are fresh, the environment is clean, the meal time is easy.

Take A Train On The Death Railway In the Second World War, the Japanese forces forced the prisoners of war to build the Tamil Railway. Beyond the Guin River Bridge, there was also a "death railway" covered by steep mountain walls, because of construction difficulties, and many lives were sacrificed during construction.We will take the train of about 20 minutes, after the view of the Death Railway to the most spectacular and the most rigorous part of the construction. The train runs on an empty wooden railway, on the side of the cliffs and on the side of the Guine River, which is amazing, while pressing the camera short door, more note the history of the underground railway.

The Boat Trip On The River Kwai Take a poetic cruise boat to the Guine River basin, which is known as the "Thai Amazon", and explore the ecosystems and development along both sides of the jungle.Drive further to the Guinean River Bridge and cross the Guinean River Bridge from below to remember more deeply this eternal historical Attraction.The yellow-green river flowing quietly with the shape of the landscape, and the taste of the air is great.

It is a new landmark in North Beach, which is about 12 meters high and about 150 meters long. It is made of transparent glass, allowing visitors to step in glass, 360 degrees around the view, and enjoy the view of the Guine River, city scenery and more. You will taste the traditional Thai ice cream recommended by the locals in North Beach (included in the fee).

Walk Along The Old Street of World War II North Beach Old Town has a 100-year-old heritage walking old street, the predecessor of which was a bustling commercial trading area during the Second World War, as the town's focus shifted, now becoming a quiet, turning point. Walking the old street is narrow, but along the road is very wonderful, with various styles of architecture, such as the traditional two-three-story street houses with Portuguese, Chinese and Thai characteristics, all witness to the Second World War, and the remaining centuries of building.To this day, there are many residents living in them, there are some buildings still retained in the early first floor is the storefront, the second floor above is the style of housing, continues to operate grocery stores, some old houses change to restaurants, cafes, the old furniture inside and the old style, taste good.