130 kilometres west of Bangkok, not far from the Burmese (Myanmar) border, you will find the bridge over the River Kwai, made (in)famous by the 1957 Academy Award-winning film of the same name. Grim history aside, this area of Thailand is rich in culture and natural beauty. The border area with Burma/Myanmar is known for its mountainous charm and is unmatched elsewhere in the country.
• Take a long–tailed boat on River Kwai to Home Phutoey
• Luxurious night in a beautiful The FloatHouse River Kwai
• Local Mon tribal village—with chance to trek through jungle
• Historic train ride along original track of the “Death Railway”
• Important & moving history of the Thailand-Burma railway
Posted By : NewcastleStu
Just back 2 weeks now from another brilliant stay at Club Lion, rooms spotless, food good not lots of choice but everything good we had. This was our 6th time there and back in Oct for 2 weeks, staff are lovely love the 2 girls behind the bar. Met some old friends and made plenty of new, I've stayed in 4/5 star hotels and this is better than those, majority of ppl were great but you always get the odd few who complained every day about something not been right, whether it be food or rooms or anything come to that if they wanted better should have booked 5 stars . Management were great and tried to accommodate where ever possible,so if you thinking about going just book up you won't get disappointed.
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Posted On : 2024-07-09 01:08:55 
