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Kanchanaburi is just 2.5 hour from Bangkok and a wonderful place to be. Full of world War 2 history where the bridge over the river kwai can be found.
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Hi Danny, Kanchanaburi is definitely a must visit for all the history lovers. Some of the must visit places here are: Bridge over the River Kwai: This iconic bridge is a World War II landmark that was built by Allied prisoners of war. It is now a popular tourist destination and can be reached by a short boat ride from Kanchanaburi town. Kanchanaburi War Cemetery: This cemetery is the final resting place for over 7,000 Allied soldiers who died while working on the Death Railway. It is a sobering reminder of the sacrifices that were made during the war. The Thailand-Burma Railway Centre: This museum tells the story of the Death Railway and the prisoners of war who built it. It is a must-visit for anyone interested in World War II history. Erawan National Park: This national park is home to a series of stunning waterfalls, including the Erawan Falls, which are a popular tourist destination. Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum: This museum tells the story of the construction of Hellfire Pass, one of the most difficult sections of the Death Railway. Kanchanaburi Night Market: This market is a great place to buy souvenirs, clothing, and food. It is open every night from about 6pm to midnight. ElephantsWorld: This sanctuary offers elephant rides, bathing, and trekking experiences. It is a great way to learn about and interact with elephants in a responsible way. I hope this helps!
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Campsite. the bridge also isn't the original bridge as that was destroyed by the workers and allied to stop supplies. Please stop using chat gtp to provide people answers because most of your replies contain errors.