Pung-Waan Resort,Kwai Noi Kanchanaburi

... a snake show, if that's what you want to call it, it just sounded cruel to us. As I'm sure you have worked out by now we all opted out of this additional extra.<br> A while later we were back on a different minibus this time, heading for the River Kwai and the War Museum. Needless to say this driver was no better, and thought the best way to keep up his enormous speed was to keep pumping the accelorator. Not an ...

... Email is morning_house@yahoo.co.th <br><br>For a drink by the River try By de River just 1 minute away and right on the river bamd. email byderiver@gmail.com <br><br>Don't be pushed into using the tour companies there are alternatives at the bus station Minibuses much quicker than the train and a lot cooler. There are buses also as an alternative. the tourist office in Kachanaburi is very helpful

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... a dive into the water straightened him out. Whereas Emer didnt seem to like the fishies so stayed out of the water. We had lunch and headed to Hellfire Pass Museum.<br><br>This tells the tale of the POWs that built the Thailand-Burma railway in WW2. We walked a bit of the old railway and saw the cuttings into the side of the mountains that they made. Crazy stuff that was worth seeing. We moved on further down thw railway to a section that is still in ...

Kanchanaburi, the home of the infamous Bridge over the river Kwai.<br><br>Also Ewaran Waterfalls (a mile long with seven tears) said to be the most beautiful waterfalls in the whole of Thailand.<br><br>I will be watching out for them food eating fish.<br><br>Where we will be heading to early in the morning.<br>

... is scored on a point system whereby hits to different parts of the body accrue a certain amount of point, and the fighter with the most points in the end is the winner. One of the matches only went to the second round because the fighter was knocked-out with a spin kick.<br><br>I will update the blog tomorrow, after I visit the Ancient Siamese Capital of Ayutthaya. Stay safe and hope to see you all again soon.<br><br><br>

... quietly insistent, and never giving in :-) So after some shopping, we headed home to Pathum Thani. It was a great experience. I would say both the Erawan and the Bridge Over the River Kwai are "must sees" in Thailand. You could probably spend a couple days at each. The Factory Outlet in Kanchanaburi is "skippable" if you know what I mean. Peace and love to you all. Ted

... hearted or anyone scared of heights in any respect. A simple metal walkway between the tracks feels safe enough, but when met with an oncoming walker, you have to balance between the tracks and a thin wooden plank either side to be able to pass one another!! After admiring the view of the River Kwai we continued our journey to the Sai Yok Noi waterfall. A beautiful but very crowded area. Mostly used by locals as a retreat to swim and picnic. We were ...

... I think one of them was trying to block Chris' was through. They followed us for about 10seconds and then gave up. Two minutes later Chris had decided to walk infront of the group to avoid being barked at again (because me and Tom managed to escape easily beforehand). Up ahead was a dog lying down cleaning himself, I always give at least 2-3yards distance from any of the dogs, just as a precaution, and I always try and keep in ...

... across the bridge, slowing for tourists to clear the tracks as it went. Our last activity for the visit to River Kwai was to try to find a memento for Bob. We walked through the stalls and found lots of overpriced books and ugly t-shirts and decided a postcard would have to do! The River Kwai was done, and it was on to the Tiger Temple. It was about an hour drive to the temple, and as we headed that direction my heart sank as the rains began. All I could think of ...