[2025 Kanchanaburi Attraction] Travel Guide for Giant Tree Kanchanaburi (Updated Jun)

Visiting Kanchanaburi wouldn't be complete without seeing the 'Giant Rain Tree'. Marvel at the grandeur of the Giant Rain Tree, one of Kanchanaburi's key landmarks. This ancient tree is over 100 years old. The first thing you'll notice is the refreshing atmosphere, with a gentle breeze caressing your face, bringing a sense of happiness. It's easy to understand why so many people come here to take photos and enjoy the scenery. Traveling for over an hour to see and photograph the Giant Rain Tree is definitely worth it. For us, just visiting, seeing, and taking photos of this ancient tree is more than satisfying. The Giant Rain Tree is located in Dan Makham Tia District, Ban Kasikam, Ko Samrong Subdistrict. If you're coming from Wat Tham Mangkon, you can enter through the Animal and Agriculture Division 1 (Mixed Animal Division) of the Royal Thai Army, passing Wat Tham Muninat. There is no entrance fee.

#thailandtrip 📍Monkey Pod Tree Kanchanaburi, Thailand One of the attractions that you shouldn’t miss while travelling to Kanchanaburi would be the Giant Raintree (Monkey Pod Tree). The raintree stood tall and rise majestically, the raintree is so massive it felt like a giant umbrella standing underneath the tree! It is indeed a testament to the beauty of nature, leaving us in awe! We have never seen such a big tree, it is out of this world! The ambiance around the area was rather serene and tranquil, inviting visitors and locals to hang around the area, take a brisk walk around the area and just spend some time taking in the view! The entrance fee is free of charge, with plenty of parking spots available at the area. Pretty easily accessible if you have a car in Kanchanaburi. Lovely place to visit and worth a visit!

🌳 Giant Rain Tree 🌳 The giant rain tree located in Ban Khao Tok, a farming village, Ko Samrong Subdistrict, Mueang Kanchanaburi District, Kanchanaburi Province 🚘 is considered another tourist attraction where tourists like to come and see the grandeur of this giant rain tree. This giant rain tree is over 100 years old and can be hugged by 10 people. The bush that blooms is over 25 meters long, about 50 meters in diameter and over 20 meters high. 📌 Located in Kanchanaburi, it is a naturally occurring tree. As a result, it has become another tourist attraction that has received a lot of attention and tourists have been coming to see its beauty continuously. Because of the size of the tree and the beautiful branches, everyone 📷📸 must come and take beautiful pictures to take back. #Kanchanaburi attractions #Giant Rain Tree #Kanchanaburi #Kanchanaburi Check-in Point #Rain Tree #Kanchanaburi Tourist Attraction #kanjanaburi#Kanchanaburi

#VisitKanchanaburi The giant rain tree is located at Ban Khao Tok, a farming village, Tambon Ko Samrong, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi. This is another important highlight where tourists like to come to see the grandeur of the giant rain tree, which is more than 100 years old. The giant rain tree is a naturally occurring tree. It has beautiful branches and leaves. At present, this place has become a tourist attraction that has received a lot of attention from tourists. When coming to Kanchanaburi, they must come to take beautiful pictures with the giant rain tree. In addition, there is a circular bridge around the area that is raised above the ground as a place to sit, relax, and enjoy the cool breeze.

Another landmark of Kanchanaburi Province that you must not miss and must check in with the giant rain tree to capture the impressive image with the warm and safe atmosphere, as if someone is hugging us. There is a wooden bridge surrounding the rain tree so that we can take selfies from many angles and to prevent tourists from stepping on the tree roots. : Located in Dan Makham Tia District, Ban Kasikorn, Ko Samrong Subdistrict

The giant rain tree is located in Ban Khao Tok, a farming village, Tambon Ko Samrong, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Kanchanaburi Province. It is another check-in point that we chose. Let me tell you that the rain tree is very big, just as its name suggests. The air is cool and comfortable, and shady. Those who like green tourism should not miss it.

Go to Kanchanaburi, don't miss the giant rain tree🌳💚 I've been to Kanchanaburi many times but never stopped by. This time, it wasn't far from my accommodation, so I stopped by for a bit. 💚 When I got there, I went to pay respects at the shrine of the Goddess of Rain. They say that you can ask for anything you want. I saw from the shrine that people were offering Thai costumes all over. So I asked the goddess for it too🙏 After that, we went to see the rain tree soup. The first time I saw it, it was sooo big and shady. Plus, the tree looked lush and green. Plus, there weren't many people when I came. It was fun to walk around and look. If anyone is passing through Kanchanaburi, please stop by🌳🌳 Things to know and prohibitions -Do not step on the roots. -After taking pictures, walk out. Do not sit and play in there. 🚘There is a parking lot and no entrance fee. But there are local shops, so please support them😊 #GiantRainTreeSoup #KanchanaburiRainTreeSoup #KanchanaburiTravel #Kanchanaburi #TagFriends #TagBringYourBoyfriend #GoAlone #GoAsGang #GoTogether #TagUntilYouGo #Blogger #Review #fujifilmthailand #xt20 #ihaveklong #IHaveACamera #review #blogger #restaurant #coffeeshop #hotel #CentralTeam#WaitingForTheDayToTravel#MissNature

🌳The giant rain tree is another landmark that should not be missed when visiting Kanchanaburi Province. This giant rain tree is over 100 years old. The average height of the canopy is 25.87 meters, the shade diameter is about 51.75 meters, and the height from the ground to the top is 20 meters. The area of ​​the canopy is about 1 rai, 2 ngan, and 4 wa. It is difficult to find such a large tree nowadays. Here, a wooden bridge has been built as a circular walkway around the rain tree. Tourists can walk around the tree without having to step on the tree's roots and cause damage. The surrounding landscape has been decorated with beautiful flowers and plants to be another place to relax and take beautiful photos as souvenirs. 📍https://maps.app.goo.gl/aivBEH34C3VFAGoM9 #MissingNature #Mr.Tourist #MissingNature

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Giant Rain Tree, Kanchanaburi - Meet the giant of Kanchanaburi forest! 🌳🌿 Not just an ordinary tree... but a hundred-year-old **"Green Guardian Angel"** with branches spreading like a sky umbrella. Let's sit and relax under the shade + take a big-scale photo that will amaze you! ✨ **Highlights:** - **Giant branches beautifully curved** Check in with the large roots that surround you like you're in a fairy tale. - **Morning light** shines through the leaves as stars, creating a mysterious atmosphere. - **Get really close to nature** Have a picnic under the tree or walk to explore the surrounding mixed deciduous forest. 📌 **Tips for a great experience:** - Come in the morning (~07:00-09:00) or late afternoon for soft light that's not too hot. - Wear bright colors to contrast with the green of nature. - Stop by **Sai Yok Waterfall** or **Death Railway** which are not far away. 📍 **Address:** Mueang Kanchanaburi District (From Kanchanaburi city ~45 minutes) ⏰ **Best time:** All year round (winter is the best weather) **#KanchanaburiUnseen #GiantRainforestMustCome** #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck 📍Giant Rain Tree or Crab Claw Tree, in English is Len Tree, located in Mueang District, Kanchanaburi Province. It is a very large tree, so much so that the locals call it the Giant Rain Tree. It is over 100 years old and is popular with both Thai and Japanese tourists. They often come to take pictures with the Giant Rain Tree and walk around it. 🅿️There is a parking lot but there is no shade. You can park several cars. 🍰There are souvenir shops and shops selling food and drinks. 💰There is no entrance fee to any of the places. 🚗You must travel by private car only, there is no public transportation. ⏰Open daily from 8 am to 5 pm because it is in a military area. 🌟The highlight of it is the giant rain tree that looks amazing. #VisitKanchanaburi #NatureAttractions #CrabClawTree #GiantRainbowTree

#postandearn #thailandtrip #kanchanaburi #localguides I spent 2 nights in this city. I recommend you to spend 3-4 days if you have time. I returned early because I had other plans in Bangkok, but I added it to the cities I will visit again. The places I visited during 2 days; Wat Tham Suea - The Tiger Cave Temple: The best temple I have seen here Meena Café : very good for taking photos with a view of the temple Giant Raintree (Monkey Pod Tree) : a big tree, you should visit if you are a nature lover. Wang Hip Cemetery Park : it is a cemetery but it will be among the best I have seen Skywalk Kanchanaburi City : a beautiful area to watch the sunset, when I went it was closed due to the earthquake. on Saturdays the market opens on the street here. You should visit 107 Hostel : if you are looking for a place to stay close to the bus station, this place is very good Kanchanaburi War Cemetery (DonRak) : among other cemeteries Death Railway Museum and Research Centre : I did not visit the museum because the entrance fee is 160 baht. Kin Khao Lam Restaurant : if you like northern Thai food, you should definitely stop by here. khao soi was very good. Cinnamon Coffee : a good option to escape from the midday heat Chang Car Rental : good place to rent a motorbike. they pick you up from where you are staying and drop you off where you are staying. you can rent 300 baht for one day and 250 baht for 2 or more days. WORLD WAR II & JEATH WAR MUSEUM : if you like museums you can visit RIVER KWAI BRIDGE : you can watch the train crossing and walk on the bridge. Erawan Waterfall : The most famous waterfall of the region consists of 7 layers and you can go with daily tours. There are buses that you can go back and forth for 120 baht. Tham Krasae Death Railway Bridge: Railway route to Myammar. It is thought that 100 thousand people died to build this railway. Elephants World : A center for elephants in need of care

Giant Rain Tree (Crab Claw) #Get a discount without relying on luck 🏖️Environment/Facilities: The area can accommodate quite a lot of cars. There are people visiting regularly. If you want it to be beautiful, you should wait until the leaves are greener.🌳Recommended around March-May ✨ “There are shops, made-to-order food, noodles, general snacks, fruits, and snacks imported from China. 📍Address: XG4G+3RV, Ko Samrong Subdistrict, Mueang Kanchanaburi District, Kanchanaburi 71000 🕰️bBusiness hours: 08:00-17:00

A 2-night, 3-day trip to Kanchanaburi that was featured in the Dokbak Tour Thailand episode The view was amazing when the weather was really good. The Tiger Temple was really great, and it felt like a temple built on a cliff, so it was different from the temples I had seen during my previous trips to Thailand. And I had lunch at a small restaurant in front of the temple, so please note that it is a hidden restaurant. In addition to the Tiger Temple, there are many other places to see, such as the Giant Tree, cafes, and the Bridge on the River Kwai, so I recommend staying in Kanchanaburi for two days instead of one!! #SoutheastAsiaTravel #ThailandTravel #KanchanaburiTravel

It was a very worthwhile trip. The trees were big and beautiful, very shady, perfect for relaxing and cooling off.

#VisitKanchanaburi Kanchanaburi Province is the third largest province in the country, after Nakhon Ratchasima and Chiang Mai. Most of the area is forest and high mountains. There are two main rivers, the Kwai Yai River and the Kwai Noi River, which flow parallel to form the Mae Klong River in Kanchanaburi city. As a large province, Kanchanaburi has many tourist attractions. If you want to visit all of Kanchanaburi, it will take several days. Each district has a variety of tourist attractions to welcome tourists. Trip 2 1. Giant Rain Tree or Giant Crab Claw Tree is another place in Kanchanaburi that you must stop by to check in and take a picture or two with the giant rain tree. It is large and has beautiful, shady branches. This giant rain tree is over 100 years old. It can be 10 people hug it. It has a bush that is over 25 meters long. It is a very rare large tree to find these days. Anyone who loves trees should not miss this place. Address: Village 5, Ban Kasikam, Ko Samrong Subdistrict, Dan Makham Tia District, Kanchanaburi Province Open for visit: 08.30-18.00 hrs. 2. The Bridge on the River Kwai is one of the first places that comes to mind when someone talks about Kanchanaburi. This place is a connection point of world history during World War II and is a memorial to the Great East Asia War. The highlight of visiting here is walking on the railway tracks on the Bridge on the River Kwai, which is 300 meters long. The State Railway of Thailand allows tourists to walk on the railway tracks and admire the beauty of both sides of the River Kwai. However, be careful of the signals if a train is passing by. Address: Tambon Tha Makham, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Kanchanaburi Province (can be visited all day long)

“Giant Rain Tree” located in Kanchanaburi is a naturally occurring tree in the area of ​​the 1st Animal and Agriculture Division, Department of Army Animal Affairs, Kanchanaburi Province. It is currently another tourist attraction that tourists are interested in and visit because it is a large tree with beautiful branches. If anyone travels to Kanchanaburi, they must not miss seeing the grandeur of this giant tree, which spreads its large and small branches to cover, creating shade to increase the coolness around the bush area of ​​approximately 1 rai. Anyone who sees it will be amazed by the enormous size of the giant rain tree. At the base of the tree, there are large roots that spread out throughout the surrounding area. A circular wooden walkway has been built around the giant rain tree, allowing tourists to walk around without having to step on the tree roots and cause damage. The surrounding landscape has also been decorated with beautiful flowers and ornamental plants to make it another place to relax and take beautiful photos as souvenirs.

#dreamvoyage Traveling to Kanchanaburi, we will travel to nature. That is... Giant Rain Tree The rain tree is more than 100 years old. Under the tree, it is shady. The tree has beautiful branches clearly. Walk down to the garden. There is a circular wooden walkway around the tree. For tourists to walk, sit, and take pictures from many angles. There are many shops around the area, including food, drinks, snacks, souvenirs. There is convenient parking, a bathroom, no admission fee, and most importantly, it is open every day.

The Giant Rain Tree in Kanchanaburi It is another place to visit in Loei Province. It is a tree that is over a hundred years old. There is a walkway around the tree. The atmosphere is good, not hot, you can sit and relax, and take pictures from many angles. The surrounding area has various shops selling food, drinks, snacks, and souvenirs. There is a convenient parking lot, a bathroom, and no admission fee. It is open every day. The trip is not difficult. Don't forget to stop by. Go with Ang 😊 The trip is not difficult. Just book your flight ticket with Trip.com, book your accommodation, transportation, and car, and go to the airport. Ready? Let's meet. #dreamvoyage

Today, I made an appointment with my friends to visit Kanchanaburi, a place to visit near Bangkok. It takes 2 hours to drive to see the giant rain tree or “Giant Rain Tree” located at Village 5, Ban Khao Tok, Agricultural Village, Tambon Ko Samrong, Mueang District, Kanchanaburi Province. Today, there were not many people and the weather was not too hot. This is another place that you must stop by to check in. After that, we drove to find a beautiful cafe to take pictures. On a free day, a day off from work, there are still many places to visit. I will update you later. #Bangkok attractions

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Beautiful trees, beautiful view, beautiful photos, great weather, shady and refreshing.

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The giant rain tree in Kanchanaburi Province is a new landmark for those who love taking pictures of nature. But you have to find an angle here because the tree is really big. You can't capture the whole tree in a picture. You have to use some skill to get a beautiful picture. Friends who have been there, try showing off your pictures in the comments. #KanchanaburiTravelReview #ReviewbyAezang

Giant Rain Tree, Kanchanaburi Come and visit the new look of the Giant Rain Tree, another important landmark of Kanchanaburi. A wooden bridge has been built around the tree to prevent tourists from stepping on the tree’s roots or scraping their luck according to beliefs, as the tree is over 100 years old. The landscape has also been improved by creating a small garden with flowers and ornamental plants to make it more beautiful and inviting. The Giant Rain Tree is located in Dan Makham Tia District, Ban Kasikorn, Tambon Ko Samrong. If you come from Wat Tham Mangkon, you can travel to the Animal and Agriculture Division 1 (Animal Breeding Division), Royal Thai Army Animal Department, pass Wat Tham Muninat. When you reach the Animal and Agriculture Division 1, go inside. The Giant Rain Tree is inside the Royal Thai Army Animal Department. When you enter the department, there will be a left-right intersection with no signs telling you to turn right. Just go straight ahead, there will be signs along the way. There is no entrance fee.

#VisitKanchanaburi#MissNature Giant Rain Tree, Kanchanaburi Located in the area of ​​the Department of Army Veterinary Science, Ban Kasikorn, Tambon Ko Samrong, Dan Makham Tia District 🌳 This is another landmark of Kanchanaburi. The giant rain tree is over 100 years old, 10 people can hug it. The tree is really big and magnificent. The shape is beautiful. The branches and leaves spread out over a wide area. There is a walkway around the giant rain tree so you can walk and see its beauty without damaging the tree. 🚗 This place is not far from the city. It is convenient to travel here. You can park your car and walk to see the giant rain tree. There is no entrance fee.

#VisitKanchanaburi Giant rain tree. It's not far from Kanchanaburi town. Let's follow the GPS. It's not difficult to get there. When we arrive, we'll see a very large rain tree and it's very shady. Around the tree is a bridge for walking so you don't step on the tree's roots. There are things for sale here. There were quite a few people here, but there are still corners for taking pictures. Come visit!

"Giant Rain Tree" The most beautiful tree in Kanchanaburi is a giant rain tree that is very large. It has a large trunk and beautiful branches that provide shade. It has become one of the top photo spots in Kanchanaburi. Anyone who comes to Kanchanaburi must not miss taking photos and capturing beautiful pictures. Around the tree, there is a long wooden walkway that surrounds the giant rain tree. We can choose any photo angle that we like. It is an important landmark of Kanchanaburi province. 🌳🌟⭐️

🌳See the Giant Rain Tree🌳 🌳The Giant Rain Tree or the Crab Claw Tree is over 100 years old. The Giant Rain Tree is over 20 meters tall and has a very large bush. Under the tree, there is a circular wooden bridge for walking and enjoying taking pictures. Anyone who visits Kanchanaburi should not miss checking in. It is one of the highlights of Kanchanaburi Province. Open for viewing every day. No charge 🏠 Tambon Ko Samrong, Amphoe Mueang Kanchanaburi, Kanchanaburi 71000 #akinkub #akinkub #Kanchanaburi​#GiantRain Tree