Burma-Thai Railway

The Thai-Myanmar Railway has a very terrible name called the Death Railway, which was built by Japan during World War II to occupy Myanmar. The name of the dead railway comes from the death rate of the workers when it was built, and it is quite terrible that 100,000 people died to build it.

The Thai-Myanmar railway is also known as the Death Railway. One section of it passes through the Kwai River Bridge. It has a brutal history, with an estimated 100,000 Allied troops killed by the Japanese in World War II using prisoners of war to build it.

The Thai-Myanmar railway is the railway that leads to Thailand to Myanmar, and the entire Thailand is developing a tourist route. On this route, you can learn about the history of World War II and the crimes committed by the Japanese here. The photos uploaded for everyone are the map of the Thai-Myanmar Railway, and some precautions for a railway station called Beibi Station that must be passed on the whole journey. The most important thing is the number and price.

Death Railway Built during World War II by the Japanese government borrowed 4 million baht from the Thai government.

Come see the place with history. and old stories

Another place that when going to Kanchanaburi ​ must come