We enjoyed our visit to the bridge. The museum attached to the bridge, however, is very tired and dated. A lot of the signage and reading material is very faded and difficult to read. Felt as though much more could be made of this attraction.

Beautiful area and very interesting story behind this bridge. If you can you should find a Thai guide to tell you all about the history of the bridge. This is a must see if you're staying in the Kanchanaburi area!

You could say that this is just a bridge, but when put in context it is pretty amazing. Nice to walk over it and get a feel for the structure. Typical markets on the Kanchanaburi side but nothing pushy. Very quiet at night time as...More

The Bridge on the River Kwai is well known from the old war movie. However it is constructed of iron and not of bamboo and the river is wider and the bridge lower than in the movie. This is just one of the many bridges...More

Very interesting and a very important site. You can walk along the bridge and along the track for a short distance. The train station is located next to the bridge. Interesting and sad history but it is a definite must see and a top sight...More

A fitting memorial of the original bridge and railway line in which thousands of local slaves and allied forces died building. The original of course was bombed before the war ended by allied forces. The bridge was rebuilt in memory. Most of the railway was...More

A great worthy experience. Enjoyed the natural view and train track trailing. However, as usual, the place is packed with local tourist as well as foreigners.You can see the train comes on the track right in your face. Cool!!