Begin your journey through the history of World War II at the Don Rak Allied War Cemetery. Then, visit the Death Railway Museum to learn about the hardships and watch videos about what prisoners of war faced during World War II. Next, visit the famous Bridge over the River Kwai before taking a short train ride along the Death Railway, experiencing a journey through lush forests, river cliffs, and wooden bridges built on hillsides for the train to pass through. This is near Tham Krasae Cave, a shelter and medical centre for wounded and sick soldiers during the war. Afterwards, enjoy an international buffet lunch before heading to Hellfire Pass to learn about the actual site from World War II – one of the most powerful historical sites in Thailand, built during the war using the labour of hundreds of thousands of prisoners of war and Asian civilians.