78 reviews of Thai Burma Death Railway Bridge on the River Kwai Tour from Bangkok

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Reviewed by Laurent L, May 2012

Nice guide and driver. The JETAH museum is a must. Very moving to see what the prisoners had to go through. The ride on the boat and train were great. You'll have plenty of occasions to take beautiful pictures. Wasn't very hungry so I didn't have much food for lunch but it looked OK from what I saw. Because of the traffic in Bangkok, don't expect to be back before 6pm, a long but very rewarding day. Highly recommended!

Reviewed by Stephanie B, May 2012

Excellent tour, the guide Nicko very informative and knowledgable and looked after us at every turn. Very moving to travel where the POW's and Thai and other workers slaved to build the railway. "Forgive but not forget"

Reviewed by Anne M, April 2012

really excellent trip for anyone interested in this sad time. Definitely my favorite tour in Bangkok. Tour included visit to war cemetery near the bridge [very moving]. Local train surprisingly comfortable for 3rd class and lovely trip through the peaceful Thai countryside

Reviewed by Christine E, April 2012

It was a great day with lots of exciting things to see

Reviewed by Simon S, March 2012

An extremely interesting and well organised tour

Reviewed by Chrisstine H, December 2011

Experience was wonderful and moving. Guide was very knowledgable, friendly and willing to help in any way. Language was not a problem. Train journey was good, country side was a joy, and food was relatively good. I had seconds. Journey back to Bangkok was around 5 5 and half hours, traffic was busy, so make provision by taking a book or music, or just sleep the journey back. Would definitely go again. Take lots of pictures.

Reviewed by Neddy, United Kingdom, August 2011

What a mix of emotions and experiences today. From seeing the thousand commemorated to travelling over the bridge through the landscape that killed and made so so many suffer. To wanting to make the 5 spaniards who talked so loudly, ignorantly and irreverantly ALL the way on the train suffer. Shame on you all for your forgetfulness.

Reviewed by Julie P, April 2011

Great tour guide (retired School Teacher), informative and told it how it was!! Really enjoyed this boat ride, walked over the Bridge, train ride back, and tasty lunch - well done.

Reviewed by Margaret F, April 2011

We had a lovely day with our tour guide Teewan. The driver was also the best that we had experienced in Thailand! Our trip was interesting and informative,we wouldn't hesitate to recommend Viator to other travelers!

Reviewed by Susan S, March 2011

fantastic!!

Reviewed by Cathleen C, January 2011

*****

Reviewed by Gwendoline Z, Australia, November 2010

Love this trip, a great day!

Reviewed by Alex G, United Kingdom, July 2010

THE GUIDE JUNE WAS EXCELLANT AND SO WAS DRIVER THIS TOUR WAS EXCELLANT AND GREAT VALUE I REALLY ENJOYED TOUR WAS EXCELLANT THANK YOU ALEX GRAHAM

Reviewed by Kim R, Australia, May 2010

Great tour and loved the long tail boat ride. Unfortunately, the train was packed and we had to stand all the way. The cemetery was very moving.

Reviewed by Helene A, Australia, May 2010

This was a great day out and highly recommended.

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