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Erawan Waterfall Tour: Full-Day Private Adventure in Kanchanaburi from Bangkok

Bangkok

Embark on this day-long journey to Kanchanaburi where you’ll experience some of Thailand’s most exceptional sites. Discover locations such as the Erawan National Park, indulge in leisurely swimming amidst the scenic terraced Erawan waterfalls, thrill yourself with Bamboo Rafting in the River Kwai and more.

Duration: 12 hours

Cancellation: 1 day learn more

Highlights

Bangkok - Pick up from any hotel in the Bangkok city area and depart Bangkok for Kanchanaburi.
Erawan Waterfalls - After a few walks, you will enter Erawan Falls with emerald green ponds. There are also several impressive and long caves within the park, some deeper inside the park and a few along the roads around the park. Please bring your extra swimming clothes if you are interested in swimming.
Erawan National Park - Following hotel pick up at 07:00 am from Bangkok City Center hotel, you drive to Erawan National Park. Erawan national park is another significant National Park in Thailand. Located in Kanchanaburi, Thailand, it has received many awards, with the most prodigious award in the natural attractions category at the 6th Thailand Tourism Industry Awards in 2006. Here lies the biggest and most beautiful waterfall of Kanchanaburi, Erawan Waterfall, which runs from the Huai Mong Lai River down a 2100 meters tall mountain. The waterfall is 1500 meters long and has seven tiers, each of which is a great and safe swimming area. Moreover, you can take a 30-minute walk around the Erawan nature trail to savor the beauty of the hill’s evergreen and deciduous forest.
River Kwai - Having lunch at Local Thai Restaurant, your next activity is to sail on the River Kwai on board an exotic bamboo raft, jump from the raft as many times as you like, and swim in the River Kwai.
Burma-Thai Railway - The Burma-Thailand railway was built in 1942â43. Its purpose was to supply the Japanese forces in Burma, bypassing the sea routes which had become vulnerable when Japanese naval strength was reduced in the Battles of the Coral Sea and Midway in May and June 1942. Once the railway was completed the Japanese planned to attack the British in India, and in particular the road and airfields used by the Allies to supply China over the Himalayan Mountains.