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Erawan Waterfall & River Kwai Bridge Day Trip from Bangkok

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This Erawan Falls tour from Bangkok is a full-day trip to Kanchanaburi, one of Thailand’s most nature-rich provinces. Swim in the crystal-clear pools of the seven-tiered Erawan Waterfall, enjoy a Thai lunch at the falls and visit the cave shrine of Tham Krasae. Then ride the historic Death Railway across the cliff-side Wang Pho Viaduct and continue by van to the famous Bridge over the River Kwai.

  • DurationFull day · 06:20 – 19:45
  • DepartsDaily from Bangkok
  • Tour typeShared group tour
  • Pick-upMeeting point nearest your hotel
  • Drop-offKhao San Road or MRT Sam Yot
  • At Erawan FallsAbout 3 hours + Thai lunch
  • Train rideDeath Railway over the Wang Pho Viaduct
  • GuideEnglish-speaking
  • Extra feesPark 300 THB + train 100 THB, paid at booking
Minimum 2 guests per booking. Travelling solo? A single booking may still be possible depending on other guests that day, or with an extra charge – contact us to check.

Why Book This Erawan Falls & Death Railway Tour

  • Kanchanaburi’s top sights in one day – Erawan Falls, Tham Krasae, the Death Railway and the Bridge over the River Kwai, with air-conditioned transport and an English-speaking guide.
  • About 3 hours at Erawan Falls to explore the seven tiers and swim in the crystal-clear pools, followed by a Thai lunch at the waterfall.
  • A train ride on the Death Railway across the wooden Wang Pho Viaduct, which clings to a cliff above the Khwae Noi River.
  • Park and train tickets paid at booking – nothing extra to pay at the park gate or the station.
  • Daily departures with pick-up at the meeting point nearest your hotel and drop-off at Khao San Road or MRT Sam Yot.

Erawan Falls & River Kwai Tour Itinerary from Bangkok

Times are approximate and may shift with traffic and train times.

  1. 06:20 – 07:20

    Pick-up in Bangkok

    We’ll arrange the meeting point nearest your hotel – main pick-up areas are Khao San, Silom, Sathorn, Sukhumvit (Soi 1–24), Asoke and Pratunam – and confirm your exact pick-up time before the tour.

  2. 10:50 – 11:00

    Erawan National Park & Erawan Falls

    Arrive at the 550 km² Erawan National Park, home of the famous seven-tiered Erawan Falls. Explore the tiers and cool off with a swim in the crystal-clear pools formed by the cascades.

  3. 14:00 – 14:30

    Thai lunch at the waterfall

    Enjoy a Thai lunch at Erawan Falls before leaving the national park.

  4. 14:30 – 15:30

    Tham Krasae

    Continue to Tham Krasae (also spelled Tham Kra Sae), a cave shrine with a Buddha image beside the wooden Wang Pho Viaduct on the Death Railway.

  5. 16:00 – 16:20

    Train ride on the Death Railway

    Board the train for a short ride on the historic railway built by Allied prisoners of war and Asian labourers during World War II, crossing the Wang Pho Viaduct.

  6. 16:20 – 16:50

    Bridge over the River Kwai

    Get off the train and continue by van to the famous Bridge over the River Kwai in Kanchanaburi for a short stop.

  7. 17:00 – 17:15

    Depart for Bangkok

    Leave Kanchanaburi and head back to Bangkok.

  8. 19:15 – 19:45

    Arrive in Bangkok

    Drop-off at Khao San Road or MRT Sam Yot station.

What You’ll See in Kanchanaburi

Waterfall

Erawan Falls (Erawan Waterfall)

Often called one of Thailand’s most beautiful waterfalls, Erawan Falls flows down seven tiers of natural pools in the 550 km² Erawan National Park. It is named after Erawan, the three-headed elephant of Hindu mythology. You have about 3 hours here to explore and swim before lunch.

Cave shrine

Tham Krasae

Tham Krasae (also spelled Tham Kra Sae) is a cave shrine with a Buddha image beside the wooden Wang Pho Viaduct, where the Death Railway clings to a cliff above the Khwae Noi River.

WWII history

Death Railway & Wang Pho Viaduct

Built by the Japanese army in 1942–1943 using Allied prisoners of war and Asian forced labourers, the 415 km Thailand–Burma Railway became known as the Death Railway because so many lost their lives building it. Part of the line still runs today, and your train ride crosses the wooden Wang Pho Viaduct.

Landmark

Bridge over the River Kwai

Kanchanaburi’s best-known landmark, also called the River Kwai Bridge, carries the Death Railway over the Khwae Yai River – a stretch of river renamed in 1960. Its angular middle spans replaced sections bombed in 1945, and walking across is free.

Where Are Erawan Falls and the Bridge over the River Kwai?

All the stops on this tour are in Kanchanaburi province, west of Bangkok. The Bridge over the River Kwai stands in Kanchanaburi town, about 130 km from Bangkok, while Erawan Falls lies inside Erawan National Park and Tham Krasae sits on the Death Railway above the Khwae Noi River.

  Where it is Thai name
Erawan Falls Erawan National Park, Kanchanaburi province น้ำตกเอราวัณ
Tham Krasae On the Death Railway, beside the Wang Pho Viaduct above the Khwae Noi River ถ้ำกระแซ
Bridge over the River Kwai Kanchanaburi town, about 130 km west of Bangkok, over the Khwae Yai River สะพานข้ามแม่น้ำแคว

What’s Included

What’s included

  • English-speaking tour guide
  • Air-conditioned transport from Bangkok and back
  • Pick-up at the meeting point nearest your hotel
  • Drop-off at Khao San Road or MRT Sam Yot
  • Thai lunch at Erawan Falls

Not included in the tour price

  • Erawan National Park entrance fee – 300 THB per person, added to your total when you book
  • Death Railway train ticket – 100 THB per person, added to your total when you book
  • Personal expenses and tips

What to Bring

  • Swimwear and a change of clothes for the waterfall
  • A towel
  • Sunglasses and sunscreen
  • Shoes or sandals with good grip for the waterfall trail
  • A waterproof bag or case for your phone
  • Some small cash for snacks, drinks or life-jacket rental

Good to Know Before You Book

  • Tickets are paid at booking. The Erawan National Park entrance fee (300 THB) and the Death Railway train ticket (100 THB) are added to your total when you book, so there is nothing to pay at the park gate or the station.
  • Exploring Erawan Falls. The lower tiers are an easy walk, while the upper tiers involve a steeper climb over rocks, roots and steps. How far you go depends on your own pace and fitness.
  • Park rules. Food is not allowed beyond the 2nd tier, and park staff may ask for a small refundable deposit on plastic bottles.
  • Train, then van. The train ride covers a short stretch of the Death Railway. From the train, you continue by van to the Bridge over the River Kwai.
  • Which cave? The cave stop is Tham Krasae on the Death Railway. The tour does not visit any caves inside Erawan National Park.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the Erawan Falls tour from Bangkok?
It is a full-day trip. Pick-up is between 06:20 and 07:20, and you arrive back in Bangkok at around 19:15–19:45, with drop-off at Khao San Road or MRT Sam Yot.
How much time do we get at Erawan Falls?
You arrive at Erawan National Park at around 10:50–11:00 and have until about 14:00 to explore the falls and swim, followed by a Thai lunch at the waterfall.
Can we swim at Erawan Falls?
Yes. Swimming in the crystal-clear pools is one of the highlights of the day. Bring swimwear, a towel and a change of clothes, plus some small cash in case you want to rent a life jacket.
Can we reach the 7th tier of Erawan Falls?
The programme includes time to explore the seven tiers. The lower tiers are an easy walk, while the upper tiers involve a steeper climb over rocks, roots and steps, so how far you get depends on your own pace and fitness. Shoes with good grip are recommended.
Are the national park fee and train ticket included?
They are not part of the tour price. The Erawan National Park entrance fee (300 THB per person) and the Death Railway train ticket (100 THB per person) are added to your total when you book, so there is nothing to pay at the park gate or the station.
Does the train cross the Wang Pho Viaduct at Tham Krasae?
Yes. The train ride on the Death Railway crosses the wooden Wang Pho Viaduct, which runs along a cliff above the Khwae Noi River beside Tham Krasae.
Do we take the train all the way to the Bridge over the River Kwai?
No. The train ride covers a short stretch of the Death Railway, about 20 minutes. From the train, you continue by van to the Bridge over the River Kwai in Kanchanaburi.
Where is the Bridge over the River Kwai?
The Bridge over the River Kwai is in Kanchanaburi town, about 130 km west of Bangkok, where the Death Railway crosses the Khwae Yai River. Its angular middle spans replaced sections bombed in 1945, and it is free to walk across.
Which cave do we visit on this tour?
The cave stop is Tham Krasae (also spelled Tham Kra Sae), a cave shrine with a Buddha image beside the Wang Pho Viaduct on the Death Railway. The tour does not visit any caves inside Erawan National Park.
What is the Death Railway?
The Death Railway, or Thailand–Burma Railway, was a 415 km line built by the Japanese army in 1942–1943 using Allied prisoners of war and Asian forced labourers. It earned its name because so many of them died building it. Part of the line in Kanchanaburi still runs today, and this tour includes a short ride on it.
Where is the pick-up point in Bangkok?
We arrange the meeting point nearest your hotel. The main pick-up areas are Khao San, Silom, Sathorn, Sukhumvit (Soi 1–24), Asoke and Pratunam, and we confirm your exact meeting point and pick-up time before the tour. Drop-off is at Khao San Road or MRT Sam Yot.
Is this a shared tour, and does it run every day?
Yes. It is a shared group tour that runs daily, with a minimum of 2 guests per booking. Solo travellers are welcome to contact us – a single booking may still be possible depending on other guests that day, or with an extra charge.

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