Vi købte billet på toget. Og sjovt nok var der et skilt, hvor der stod 300 bath for udlændige - underforstået lokale betaler ikke noget. Til gengæld fik man kildevand eller sodavand at drikke samt et diplom om, at man have rejst med jernbanen. Mvh Henrik

All people are different ! Sometimes 6 people are a crowd . Do yourself a favour ...Jump on the train & don't worry about it. If you get worried about people on the train...simply get off.

You can walk on the tracks or buy the tickets at the stations itself

Hellfire Pass, or to give it its proper name, Konyu Cutting. This is located about 80 km (50 miles) north of Kanchanaburi, on the disused section of line beyond Nam Tok. Here, the Australian government has cleared about 7km of the old track-bed as a memorial to the 13,000 allied prisoners and 80,000 Asian labourers who died building the railway - though only 4 km is currently open to the public. The site includes the Hellfire Pass itself (Konyu Cutting, dubbed 'Hellfire Pass' by the PoWs for the way the worksite looked at night by torchlight, and pictured right). A taxi and driver for half-day from Kanchanaburi will cost about £35, and you can ask the driver to drop you at Nam Tok on the way back, to return to Kanchanaburi or Bangkok by the 12:55 or 15:15 train. There are one-day organised tours from Kanchanaburi, but these typically get only 30 minutes at Hellfire Pass, only enough to see the pass itself. If you go independently, you can walk past the locations of 'Three Tier Bridge' & the 'Pack of Cards' bridge several km northwest of the visitor centre. Hope this helps

You can ride the same train from and to Bangkok as a they only add the tourist carriages in Kanchanaburi. Hellfire pass is around 80 Kms from Kanchanaburi and to do the museum and walk the rail bed through the pass is at least half a day. The day trips tend to rush around a bit. I would suggest the train from Bangkok and onto Nam Tok, great scenery, then back to and overnight in Kanchanaburi and use a local car and driver to take you around the grave yards and to Hellfire Pass. Take you time and enjoy the peace and quiet of the area.

Yes it leaves from nonthaburi station across the river in Bkk. No problem to buy your ticket on the day of travel it is never full. Best to take a taxi to the station as it is not close to any MRT line

Bonjour, Si vous n'avez qu'une heure sa va être court, le train , 'est pas rapide. Selon moi, il ne donc pas le prendre a partir de Kanchanabury mais dans l'autre sens et prévoir un véhicule pour le retour car de mémoire sa dure au moins deux heures je crois il s’arrête a toute les gares.

Yes you can in one of the end cars just like excess luggage.