Kanchanaburi Private Tour: Erawan Waterfalls, River Kwai & Temple

1. Erawan National Park
   10m
   Enter the forested surroundings of Erawan National Park, home to walking trails, limestone scenery and one of Thailand’s best-known multi-tiered waterfalls.
   
   Your guide will explain the park layout, walking routes and practical safety information before beginning the waterfall visit.
2. Erawan Waterfalls
   3h · Admission ticket included
   Spend approximately three hours exploring the seven-tiered Erawan Waterfalls, where water flows through forested limestone surroundings and forms a series of natural pools.
   
   Guests may relax and swim at the lower levels or continue hiking toward the higher tiers according to their interests, fitness and available time. Your guide will help the group choose a comfortable route rather than rushing everyone toward the top.
   
   Water flow, swimming conditions and access to individual levels may vary depending on the season, weather and national-park regulations.
3. 30m
   Continue to the famous River Kwai Bridge, one of Kanchanaburi’s most recognized landmarks.
   
   Walk across the bridge, take in the river views and learn how this location became internationally known through the story of the Death Railway.
4. 30m
   Visit Wat Tham Sua, one of Kanchanaburi’s most visually striking temples, set above the surrounding rice fields and countryside.
   
   See the enormous seated golden Buddha, colorful temple towers and a blend of Thai and Chinese architectural influences. From the elevated temple grounds, enjoy broad views across the Mae Klong River plain and take time for photographs.

Pickup details

Please wait at your hotel lobby 10 minutes before the scheduled time. Your personal guide will meet you there holding a sign with your name.

• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Infants must sit on an adult’s lap during transportation.
• Most travelers can participate, but the tour involves walking on uneven, wet and sometimes slippery forest paths.
• The lower waterfall levels are easier to reach. Hiking toward the higher tiers requires more time, steps and physical effort.
• Visiting all seven waterfall levels is not guaranteed and depends on fitness, trail conditions, weather and the time guests choose to spend swimming.
• Swimming is optional. Guests who wish to swim should bring swimwear, a towel and dry clothes for the temple visits afterward.
• Shoes with good grip are recommended. Flip-flops are not ideal for the higher waterfall trails.
• Shoulders and knees must be covered when visiting the temples. Guests who swim should change into dry, temple-appropriate clothing before continuing.
• Children must remain under adult supervision around the waterfall pools and walking trails.
• Access to individual waterfall tiers or swimming areas may change because of weather, water conditions or national-park safety regulations.
• The order and duration of brief stops may be adjusted according to traffic, park conditions and attraction closing times.
• otal tour duration may vary depending on Bangkok traffic and the pace of the waterfall visit.