The Bridge on the River Kwai, a Legend Still Alive During World War II

#Rainy season attractions The Bridge on the River Kwai is located in Tambon Tha Makham, Mueang Kanchanaburi District, Kanchanaburi Province, approximately 4 kilometers from Kanchanaburi City. It is the most important symbol and historical landmark of Kanchanaburi Province that all tourists must visit. Location: Tambon Tha Makham, Mueang Kanchanaburi District, Kanchanaburi Province Opening-Closing Time: Open for visits every day, 24 hours a day Admission fee: Free This bridge over the River Kwai was built during World War II by Japanese soldiers who used Allied prisoners of war as labor to connect the Death Railway from Thailand to Burma. Although it has been restored and is still in use, it is still a memorial to the cruelty of war and has been honored as a "symbol of peace". The bridge is a semicircular steel structure alternating with a woven structure, stretching across the Kwai Yai River. Visitors can walk on the bridge, enjoy the view of the river and both sides of the river, or stand and wait to see the trains that still run across this bridge according to the schedule. Which is an impressive picture Highlights: * Historical value: Part of the Death Railway, which has an important story in World War II * Symbol of Kanchanaburi: A landmark that everyone knows and remembers * Beautiful scenery: You can see the view of the Kwai Yai River and the surrounding atmosphere * Experience walking on the railway: Feel the feeling of walking on the old railway tracks * Watch the train: If you are lucky, you will see a train running through while visiting * Activities and facilities: There are souvenir shops, restaurants and restrooms around the bridge Pros: * Free admission: No charge for admission * Easy access: Located not far from Kanchanaburi city, easy to travel * Beautiful photo corner: A popular spot for taking pictures * Organizes the River Kwai Bridge Week: In late November - early December of every year, there is a grand light and sound show #RiverKwaiBridge