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If you’re looking to soak up the best that Mother Nature has to offer around the Kanchanaburi area, join this Erawan Waterfall and Train Tour for a day of lush greenery, refreshing waters and rich history.
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Drinking water
Train ride
Hotel pick up and drop off
English speaking guide
Air-conditioned Vehicle
Erawan National Park entrance fee
Meal(s)
Personal expenses
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If you’re looking to soak up the best that Mother Nature has to offer around the Kanchanaburi area, join this Erawan Waterfall and Train Tour for a day of lush greenery, refreshing waters and rich history. We’ll start bright and early with a pick up from your accommodation in Kanchanaburi. Then we’ll head to our first stop, Srinakarin Lake. Built as a result of the Srinakarin Dam on the Kwai Yai River, this peaceful and placid lake offers fantastic views of the reservoir and the surrounding mountains and forests. Admire the lakeside views and snap photos before we head to our next destination, Erawan National Park.
Erawan Waterfalls
Named after the three-headed white elephant in Hindu mythology, the park is most famous for housing Erawan Waterfall, a striking body of water that cascades down seven tiers and is said to resemble the god Erawan. Take a quick dip in the emerald green pools, scout the nearby caves, and take in the lush surrounding forest of the park before digging into tasty lunch at a local restaurant.
Pickup included
8 đánh giá
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Martin H,
3 thg 11, 2024
- Viator
Very Dissapointed Trip Guru did not turn up for the booking. I contacted the company the night before to confirm the pick up time and they responded they would confirm pick up time by 9pm the night before the trip but they didn’t so contacted there helpline which was no help so we waited outside our hotel for planned pick up time of 7.30am with no arrival so tried contacting the company again via email, phone and WhatsApp and finally had feedback at 8am that there was a glitch ???? In the system and we were booked for the next day. If this was the case why wasn’t I informed of this the night before when I first made contact ? Very unprofessional service and spoilt our planned trip as we missed out on the train journey as it was fully booked but used a local guide who took us to additional places at a much lower cost and a lot more professional. Have used Viator many times to book my trips, this is the first time we have been let down. Definitely will not book any trips again that are be run by trip guru.
Victor A,
16 thg 10, 2024
- Viator
Very kind guide named Nan, patient and helpful. But either Viator or Nan takes it as a rip-off opportunity with crazy commission. Really. 7,000 THB for just a day is overpriced. This is the only tour that departs from Kanchanaburi, and not Bangkok. So I chose it. But nothing is included in it, not even the lunch. I assume good business for Nan or Viator. She is nice but know how to handle her business. Also, the Thai-Burma Railway Center is included in the activities but got removed on Nan’s agenda so I had to pay by myself the museum. I would also have expected more activities included like the Hell Fire Pass (where she also works).
Duniya K,
15 thg 7, 2024
- Viator
I feel like this trip is way too expensive for what it contains. For USD 200 I would expect a little more. The major issue is; 1) the trip starts from Kanchanaburi and not Bangkok, although I feel, that within $ 200, they can easily manage to provide pick and drop from Bangkok, it is just a day-long trip that concludes at 2:00 pm. The trip contains a visit to the famous and very beautiful Erawan waterfalls and a brief train trip on the Death Railway track (Thailand-Burma railway centre) to the River Khwae bridge. To make it a value-for-money trip, I would suggest adding a visit to the Railway Museum which is hardly a 5-minute drive from the bridge and the World War II cemetery which is hardly a few meters away from the museum. With $ 200, I would also suggest, if I may, to include lunch. Now the question is why did I book the tour? I was looking for a trip to the waterfalls but more affordable trips were for a group of 2 or more travellers and unfortunately, there was no option for solo travellers but this private trip which was disappointing. My original trip was also delayed by a day by the agency and I had to stay an extra day at Kanchanaburi, which I don't regret as the place is nice and historical.
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