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Bridge Over The River Kwai A part of the “Death Railway”, The black iron bridge linking Thailand with Burma, The bridge was brought by the Japanese army and reassembled by allied prisoner-of-war laborers. It was the target of frequent allied bombing raids during 1945, and was rebuilt after the war end. The Bridge Over The River Kwai is Internationally famous and still in use today. The curved spans of the bridge are the original sections.
60 kilometers from town is where this natural wonder located and it is only 2 kilometers northwest of Nam Tok Railway Station. The terminus of the branch line originating in the provincial capital and which crosses the world-famous bridge. Sai Yok Noi Waterfall is also known as Khao Phang Waterfall. The perfect time to visit the place is between July and September, when water is most plentiful. Erawan National Park
Muang Singh City
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Sai
Yok Noi Waterfall
65
kilometers from the town of Kanchanaburi, is the site of the Erawan National
Park. The size of the park is 550-square-kilometer. Most famous attraction of
the park is Erawan Waterfall, widely acclaimed as one of Thailand's most
spectacular falls. A mountainside forest setting includes dense bamboo groves
that support numerous bird species. Prathat Cave is other major attraction of
the park
The
Khmer Prasat Muang Singh (The City of Lions) is believed to be the Western most
outpost of the Angkor-centered Khmer Empire. It is 43 kilometers from town. This
ancient site is located on the bank of the Kwai Noi River. The 800-year-old (Lopburi-ended
period) city is considerable archaeological interest. Also The Muang Sing
Historical Park Museum is another attraction, where you can find various
articles discovered nearby the castle.
