[2025 Sai Yok Attraction] Travel Guide for Hellfire Pass Interpretive Centre (Updated Jun)

Hellfire pass !! One of unforgettable past from Thailand- Burma railway section near Kanchanaburi during world war 2. Lots of labourers and prisoners died and built railway with their hands to transform Rocky Mountain to rail road to transport goods and weapons during world war time . Such a sad story and so much emotional to feel . Now is museum and Australia government is maintaining and entrance is free . I would suggest you to drop by and see and feel Hoe they feel 😌😌#solotravel #Painful pass #emotion

#NatureTrip Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum 🔹Come and see the natural beauty and Hellfire Pass Memorial, built to dedicate to prisoners of war during World War II. 🔹There are 2 distances to walk, short and long. Along the way, you will see green mountains with light fog covering them. For those who want to walk long distances, you must inform the officers. The officers here are very kind and give very attentive advice. Address: Area of ​​the Agricultural and Cooperative Promotion Division, Army Development Command, Sai Yok District, Kanchanaburi Province Coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/YjpMsADUTzAYVA5S8 Open: Every Monday - Sunday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM. No admission fee.

Hellfire Pass holds significant historical importance as it was a key point on the Death Railway, constructed by prisoners of war during World War II under Japanese command to connect Thailand and Myanmar. Highlights: ✅ Hellfire Pass Museum: A collection of information, history, and images depicting the brutal conditions during the construction of this railway. ✅ Hellfire Pass Nature Trail: A walking trail showcasing the mountain cutting site where prisoners of war manually carved through rock for months.

Invite you to walk cool at... Khao Khat Historical Center Sai Yok District, Kanchanaburi Province Here...in addition to the museum that was set up to commemorate the Australian and Allied forces who were forced to build a railway from Thailand to Burma as a route for sending troops to the Japanese army in World War II, there are also 2 beautiful nature trails to walk to Khao Khat. Along the way, there will be a point to listen to a lecture from a listening device that can be contacted for free!!! at the office of the Historical Center with detailed explanations Selfie lovers... can take beautiful and cool photos all the way because it is a path with shade from trees, making it not too hot. The path is well maintained, making it easy for tourists of all ages to walk. #Traveling to Lamai together #Traveling to Kanchanaburi

#Museum #Museum #Kanchanaburi #Kanchanaburi #HistoricalTourism #DeathRailway #KanchanaburiReview 📌 Hellfire Pass Interpretive Centre Hellfire Pass, Sai Yok District, Kanchanaburi Province This museum was originally called Hellfire Pass Museum, built as a memorial to Allied prisoners of war who were injured and died during the construction of the Thai-Burma Railway during World War II. Inside the museum, there are exhibits on the history of the construction of the Thai-Burma Railway, including photographs, utensils, images of the prisoners of war, and a short film providing information about the history of Hellfire Pass and interviews with former prisoners of war in black and white. After visiting the museum, there is a walking path to Hellfire Pass, traces of the pass and unfinished railway tracks, looking shady and quiet, with beautiful natural views. Open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. No admission fee. How to get there: From Kanchanaburi town, take Highway 323 to Sai Yok District, passing Hom Phu Toei School. The place is on the left side with a sign for the Hellfire Pass Museum.