Your start your tour with an early morning pick up from your accommodation in the center of Bangkok. Then after departing to Kanchanaburi, your first visit of the day is the Thailand-Burma Railway Centre an interactive museum and research centre, here you will find information dedicated to preserving the history of the Thailand-Burma Railway. Then on to visit Allied War Cemetery and pay respects to the memorial to some 6,000 allied prisoners of war who perished during the construction of the Death Railway and were moved post-war to this eternal resting place. Visit the world famous Bridge over the River Kwai, a part of Death Railway constructed by Allied POWs in World War II which has seen its share of conflict and bloodshed. Enjoy your lunch at a local restaurant. After lunch, continue on to Hellfire Pass Memorial, it is a part of the Death Railway that was built cruelly by prisoners of war during the World War II. The pass is no longer in use and it has become the museum to exhibit related tools and photographs about the historical event to remind people the importance of world peace. Then take a long-tailed boat to River Kwai Jungle Rafts.  Enjoy dinner followed by a 45–minute presentation of traditional Mon Dance and overnight at River Kwai Jungle Rafts. (Lunch, Dinner)

This morning you have breakfast at your hotel, and then followed by a visit to Mon Tribal Village and  an easy jungle walk. Check out and have lunch at local restaurant. Enjoy an experiential train ride along the famous Death Railway that excitedly runs through the rock-cutting passage over the wooden viaduct constructed by Allied POWs. Then journey back to Bangkok and transfer to your accommodation in the center of Bangkok.  (Breakfast, Lunch)

River Kwai Jungle Rafts is an ideal destination for everyone who seeks not only a magical place to get away to but also a legend to be experienced. You will enjoy the stunning nature surroundings of tropical forest and a unique blend of the culture and tradition of Mon people, and the history of World War II history that took place in the nearby area. Due to the ecology conservation concept, the entire floatel does not use electricity but rather utilizes traditional kerosene lamps at night maintaining a true eco hide away in nature.