Central Thailand
Bangkok
Temples, canals, markets and neighbourhoods: a capital best understood through its contrasts.
Explore the destination
Western Thailand
Kanchanaburi
Kanchanaburi brings together two powerful dimensions: Second World War history and a river landscape that invites you to slow down. A meaningful visit needs context, sensitivity and a balanced programme.
Ideal for: Twentieth-century history, river landscapes and multi-day itineraries
- River Kwai Bridge
- War cemetery
- Museums and wartime memory
- River and natural landscapes
The history beyond the bridge
The River Kwai Bridge is the best-known symbol, but it is only the beginning of a much wider story: that of the prisoners of war and forced labourers who built the railway. Museums and cemeteries help restore names and faces to these events.
A respectful visit to places of memory
Your guide places each site in its historical context and helps distinguish reconstruction, testimony and interpretation. Quiet, respectful behaviour is an essential part of visiting cemeteries and memorials.
- Insight into the Thailand–Burma Railway
- Interpretation of memorials and places of remembrance
- Enough time to listen and understand
The landscape beyond town
The province also offers river scenery, forests and mountain areas. If you would like to include nature-based activities, mention this in your brief: they can be assessed for the season and time available, favouring responsible operators and practices.
Central and Northern Thailand
All destinations
Central Thailand · UNESCO World Heritage
Ayutthaya
The ruins of the former Siamese capital, among temples, Buddha images and layers of history.
Explore the destination
Floating markets · Central Thailand
Damnoen Saduak & Amphawa
Canals, boats and stalls reveal the relationship between trade, water and everyday local life.
Explore the destination