We'll pick you up from your accommodation in Bangkok and depart for Kanchanaburi. The whole morning is dedicated to visit the WWII museum, the nearby war cemetery and the Bridge over the River Kwai.

Afterwards continue your jounrey further north to Thong Pha Phum district. En route have lunch (L) at a local Thai restaurant.

Visit Muang Sing Historical Park - the so called 'Lion city' was in the 12th century the most western Khmer outpost. Continue your trip to Ban Suan Thaweechai Resort. On the way have a coffee break at Wachilalongkorn Dam crest and enjoy the view at the Khao Laem Lake. Check in at the resort and enjoy your dinner (D) board on the floating raft where you'll spend your night as well.

After breakfast (B) continue your journey further north to the border town Sangkhlaburi – which is famous for its rural beauty and the locally living hill tribes. Visit the Three Pagodas Pass at the Thai-Burmese border. Enjoy shopping at the border market and take the chance to buy some local souvenirs from both countries.

Have lunch (L) at a local Thai restaurant and afterwards visit Wat Wangwiwakaram (Mon Temple) which was built by joint efforts of Thai, Mon, Karen und Burmese residents. This is therefore perceived as a spiritual centre for those living in this area. Afterwards visit the Wooden Mon Bridge. The approximately 900 m long bridge is the longest wooden bridge in Thailand. Enjoy your dinner (D) at a local restaurant befrore checking in at P. Guesthouse in Sangkhlaburi.

After having breakfast (B) take a boat to the Karen Village and its elephant camp. After reaching the camp start elephant riding through dense jungle. The route runs up and down the mountainous area. After one hour having fun on the elephants back, your adventure proceeds with white water bamboo rafting along the nearby stream in the peaceful environment. Be impressed with a pleasant view of tropical forest for the 45 minutes rafting.

Depart for the Hindat Hot Springs and enjoy a bath in a natural hot spa. After having lunch (L) at a nearby local Thai restaurant continue your journey to the Hellfire Pass. Upon arrival learn more about the moving story related to the Death Railway and its construction. Visit the Hellfire Pass Museum and take a short walk to the Hellfire Pass. Walk along parts of the former railway track where hard living and working conditions caused thousands of allied POWs and locals to die.

Continue your journey and check in at Sai Yok View Resort inside Sai Yok National Park. Have dinner (D) there and enjoy the sunset.

Have breakfast (B) and enjoy your leisure time while swimming in the Kwai Noi River or just relax and enjoy sunbathing. Have lunch (L) at a local Thai restaurant before leaving to Nam Tok Train Station by A/C van.

Take the train from Nam Tok Station to Tha Kilen Station along the Death Railway and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

After arriving at Tha Kilen Station take the A/C van to the Tiger Sanctuary Temple which is well reported by the international and local media. The rescued tigers are well taken care by Buddhist monks. Their abbot Phra Acharn Phoosit Khantidharo works also in collaboration with other organisations to run the newly established “Tiger Conservation Project”. If you don’t fear, you'll have the chance to pet the tamed tigers.

Continue afterwards with your journey to Kanchanaburi and from there back to Bangkok.

Clients are advised to wear reliable walking shoes and loose clothing suitable for the humid weather. Apply sun protection cream or lotion and wear hats for those who are sensitive to sunlight. Cameras and videos are a great way to help you record your adventure experiences. Don't forget to take your swimming suit and towels with you.

Precaution: While observing the tigers’ walk it is essential to follow the instructions and advises given by the sanctuary keepers and the guide.
Please don’t wear red coloured clothes while visiting the tigers.