[Kanchanaburi Trip] A short weekend trip where you can experience both nature and history🚌🌿

It's about a three-hour bus ride from Bangkok. We decided to go a little further and visit Kanchanaburi. There were two spots here that we thought were great. 🌊【Erawan Waterfall】 A seven-tiered waterfall flowing through the mountains, it's a truly "natural healing space." Emerald green water, so clear you can see fish swimming, and playing in the water at the bottom of the waterfall. It's easy to walk from the first two tiers, and the higher you go, the more adventurous it feels. 📍A little over an hour by car from Kanchanaburi city 💸Admission fee: 300 baht (for foreigners) 🕰️8:00-16:30 (admission closes at 16:00) 👟Bring comfortable walking shoes, a swimsuit, and a towel! 🛤️ [The Bridge on the River Kwai] The symbol of the Burma-Thailand Railway, built by the Japanese army during World War II. This bridge, which you can actually walk across, is not just a tourist attraction, but a place where you can quietly feel the history and weight of the war. 📍Near Kanchanaburi Station, in the center of town 💸Free to visit 🕰️You can go anytime, but it's best to take photos in the morning or evening📸 🚌[Access: How to get there from Bangkok] About 3 to 3.5 hours by bus from Morchit or Southern Bus Terminal Tickets are about 100 to 150 baht (OK to go on the day) You can also travel by train, but the bus is easier as there are more buses 💬One comment: "I felt soothed by nature and felt the history. This balance was just right." "It wasn't flashy, but it was a trip that left a lasting impression." #Kanchanaburi #ErawanWaterfalls #KwaiRiverBridge #WeekendTrip #DayTripFromBangkokOK #TripToNatureAndHistory #ThaiTripLog