Home Phutoey River Kwai
Explore the Kanchanaburi’s largest and most famous cave located in Saiyok National Park. It has not been fully explored yet due to its gigantic size under the earth. The cave is beautifully designed by nature with stalactites and stalagmites in many unique formations. The Lawa Cave consists of chambers inside. Each chamber has its own stunning are stalactites and sta-lagmites formations.
Also you will witness khunKitti bat, the world’s smallest bat, living in the cave. River KwaiResotel is just located by this re-markable cave.
Visit original Mon Village to witness the way of living of Mon people. Mon is an ethnic minority whose origin is in Myanmar, Here they live peacefully and their tradition has been continually practiced. Mon temple is reserved for religious or spiritual activities of Mon people. The temple structure is grand and unique.
The village and temple are situated at our sister hotel in Kanchanaburi, River Kwai Jungle Rafts –floating hotel / accommoda-tion. You will be transferred by a long tailed boat to this floating hotel for the visit. The village and temple are on the shore. You will need to do an easy short walk.
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.
The rafting takes approximately 45 mins.
Price: 2,600 baht per raft (maximum 5 persons)
Kayaking downstream on the historical river, River KwaiNoi, and enjoy lush tropical forest on both sides.
From River Kwai Jungle Rafts, our sister resort, down to River Kwai RESOTEL, it will take approximately 30 minutes.
Price: THB 1,500 Baht per Kayak (2 persons / Kayak)
(incl. boat trip returning to Home Phutoey River Kwai)
From Home Phutoey River Kwai to Phutakien Pier (Resotel pier)
Price: THB 6,500 per raft Maximum 50 persons
Enjoy a breath-taking ride on a long-tailed boat, Thai watercraft native, along the historical river of River KwaiNoi and stunning natural surroundings.
Though you have a couple of boat rides when you first get in and you leave, taking a trip on long-tailed boat to a longer distance could be impressive through the abundant green nature on both sides.
Price: THB 1,700 Baht per boat 1 hour maximum 8 persons
SUP Board (Stand Up Paddle Board) is a new breed of water activity becoming extremely popular worldwide. Originated from Hawaii, SUP is a water sport that will make your day more fun and even healthy. At our River Kwai resorts in Kanchanaburi, we offer SUP board to our hotel guests to fulfil their enjoyable day.
Discover one of our most popular water activities, offering a scenic journey along the banks of the River Kwai. Enjoy floating and swimming as you take in the natural beauty around you.
Daily Join-In and Private Options
Duration: Approximately 20-30 minutes
Join-In Sessions
Price: 350 THB per person (minimum of 4 persons)
Schedule time
Monday – Friday: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Saturday, Sunday, and Public Holidays: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM & 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Private Group
Price: 3,500 THB per session (up to 10 persons)
For groups of 11-30, an additional 200 THB per person (maximum of 30 persons)
Price Includes Long-tail boat transfer to/from the activity site
This is a part of the Death Railway constructed during the Second World War using POW labor to cut through the mountain. Along a 4-kilometer walking trail made by the Allied prisoners, today visitors can envision the difficulties faced in constructing the Death Railway using simple tools. Take a closer look at this historical Hellfire Pass, walk along remaining railroad tracks and even walk into the cutting!
Learn a history of Hellfire Pass with the modern setting museum with knowledgeable information regarding WW II and the origin of Hellfire Pass. The admission is free.
The Hellfire Pass (Konyu) cutting is an example of the type of excavations of the at, km Burma-Thailand railway constructed in 1942-1943 by American, Australian, British and Dutch Prisoners of War and conscripted nationals from Burma, Malaya and Thailand. From Nang Pladuk the railway traversed the flat plain to Kanchanaburi where it crossed the Mae Khlaung river, then followed the course of the KwaeNoi river through Namtok (present terminus of the operative section), and Saiyok National Park, passing through three Pagoda Pass and over the foothills, and coastal plains of Burma to its junction with the existing Moulamein to Ye railway line at Thanbyuzayat.
The railway was functional from October 1943 to June 1945 with occasional interruptions caused by bomb damage. Hellfire Pass and the adjacent cuttings were excavated by POW labour working In round-the-clock shifts over a desperate period of 12 weeks in 1943. The name Hellfire Pass relates to the awesome scene presented at night by the light from torches and lamps in the cutting. This work was done without the aid of reliable mechanical equipment. The most primitive of hand tools were used to drill holes for the explosives used In blasting the rock and for removing the waste rock.
Opening hours : 09.00 AM – 04.00 PM
There are several great waterfalls worth paying visits in Kanchanaburi including Erawan waterfall, Saiyok Waterfalls, SaiyokNoi Waterfalls and so forth. The waterfalls are famed in their crystal clear water and amazing waterfall cascades.
* Special price 1/2 day Boat trip : 4,400 THB per 2 persons include SaiyokYai Waterfall and Lawa Cave with Lunch and Local Guide.
