A poorly set out and poorly maintained museum. fading newspaper articles, dirty enlarged photos. The 30 Baht we paid for this was not a lot but was not worth it. Visit the museum opposite the war cemetery. That one is excellent! More

It beside Wat Chai Chom Phon Cha na Songkhla (Wat Tai), Building of museum is same model as camp of PoW and all photo from original story More

A place well worth a visit for those interested in the story of how the bridge was built over the river Kwai. There are some artefacts and information telling this sad story but it is not terribly well organised and relies on reconstruction through models. More

The museum appears not to follow any particular order when walking around, but there are some interesting artifacts and worth a visit as reasonably priced in you have a spare hour. Good view looking towards the River Kwai Bridge More

As a resident, I regularly encourage any visitors to visit this museum. However, accompanying the last set of visitors I was very disappointed. This is a hodge podge collection of photos, not really showing the true sense of atrocities inflicted upon prisoners by the captors. It seems that commercialism rules the day, as there are numerous stalls selling trinkets and... More

very poor and not so intersting for kids. you can spend your time somewhere else/ More

Very short pictures and newpapers shows the atoricites of the War. Can be done with a boat tour (from Kwai River Bridge). More

great attempt to accurately reflect the conditions that some survived and many didn't. This is the spot to get the real story. spend an hour or two. watch the video. Reflect on the struggle for survival. More

A moving memorial and brilliantly laid out, great artefacts and historical pieces that bring the history of WW2 and the Death Railway to life. Definitely worth the visit! More