"Thai" Fun | Kanchanaburi Railway Travel, Relaxing and Historic!

| Kanchanaburi Railway Travel, Relaxing and Historic! 🌟The "Death Railway" in Kanchanaburi, Thailand, has experienced the bloody storm of World War II and is still in operation. The train passes through fields, mountains, and slowly moves along the Kwai River, finally passing the famous landmark of Kanchanaburi, the "Bridge on the River Kwai", and reaching the end. 🚞We took the last train of the day, and it was almost evening when we got off the train. The setting sun has put a gentle coat on the small platform, and the train slowly leaves. The heaviness of the Oscar blockbuster "The Bridge on the River Kwai" is not felt at all. Time has faded many things, including history, memories, and bloody storms. 🌤️After getting off the train, stroll along the Bridge on the River Kwai and see people swimming and boating in the turbulent Kwai River during the rainy season. Everyone shouted across the air, greeted, with the dust and the yearning for a place... Railway travel really has a sense of film, accompanied by the rumbling sound, every back, every frame of scenery, every traveler's luggage seems to have a story. 📌Thamkra Sae Station is the most thrilling section of the Death Railway. The wooden bridge is suspended in the air, with the Kwai River on one side and the cliff on the other. The train will slow down here, pay attention to sitting on the left, convenient for taking pictures and watching the scenery. After the last train arrives at the station, there will be no trains that day, and it is safe and allowed to walk on the rails. 📍Thailand. Kanchanaburi. Bridge on the River Kwai .