"Two Days and One Night in Kanchanaburi"

I must confess that in all my years, I have never been to Kanchanaburi. I went there once or twice, but it wasn't for leisure. This is my first time, and I'm so excited! What's more, I'm taking the train. Let's go! Let's Goooo!!!

There were 11 of us on this trip. We took the air-conditioned train, which is available in both regular and air-conditioned versions. I must admit that I'm not the type who enjoys sitting in the wind, and I'm glad I made the right decision because it was scorching hot and the sun was blazing. If you're not a big fan of the outdoors, I recommend taking the air-conditioned train. It's much more comfortable, and the air conditioning is fantastic.

This train will be a special sightseeing train from Bangkok to Kanchanaburi. It's a great option for a one-day trip, as it will stop at various points along the way. The round-trip ticket costs 250 baht per person. However, we are not doing a round-trip; we are staying overnight. Even though we are staying overnight, we still need to purchase a round-trip ticket.

The Journey Begins: Aboard the Train to the Waterfall

The train departs at 6:30 AM, leaving little time for capturing the station's essence through photographs. The estimated arrival at the waterfall destination is 11:30 AM, with stops at various points of interest along the way.

The train will stop at various stations to pick up passengers. My first train ride was a delightful experience. The scenic views along the way were far more captivating than those from a car. If you're planning a trip to Kanchanaburi, I highly recommend taking the train. You won't regret it.

As we chat and enjoy the ride, we arrive at Nakhon Pathom Station. This will be our first stop where we can get off and buy some food. We have a total of 40 minutes. Please be on time, or you might miss the train.

The market is excellent and conveniently located right next to Phra Pathom Chedi. Although we didn't reach the chedi itself, exploring the market took up all our time. The food here is delicious and incredibly affordable. For example, a sticky rice parcel with meat costs only 25 baht! We bought one to eat on the hot train, and the sticky rice was incredibly soft and the meat was delicious. We wish we could have gone back and bought 10 more! The shop is located right at the front of the market and is easy to spot due to the long queue. Don't worry, though, the wait isn't too long as they use a queuing system.

The second stop was the bridge over the River Kwai, where we had 20 minutes to take photos. The sun was strong, but we stayed and took photos until the time was up. The bridge is not very big, but it is beautiful. It is considered a landmark of Kanchanaburi that must be photographed.

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After crossing the River Kwai Bridge, there are no more stops. During this time, you can enjoy the scenery along the way. The scenery is beautiful. This train will also pass through the Death Railway. However, because we are sitting in an air-conditioned train, we cannot see it when it curves. But if you are sitting in an open-air train, you can lean out to see it.

The train ride was surprisingly fast, and the views were amazing. We were initially worried about the slowness of the train, but it turned out to be a very enjoyable experience. We highly recommend it! For those on a one-day trip, you'll have about 2-3 hours to explore the area, including the waterfall. We stayed overnight, so we had time to grab some food and relax at the resort.

The restaurant we ate at is located right in front of the station, making it very easy to find. It's called J Station. I highly recommend trying it, whether you're staying overnight or just passing through. The food is incredibly delicious. I'm not exaggerating; it's truly amazing. We went with a group of 11 people, and everyone agreed that the food was fantastic. The fish, in particular, was incredibly fresh and well-prepared. If you order anything with fish, you won't be disappointed.

The most important thing is that it's very cheap. We ordered a lot, about 2-3 rounds, and it only cost 2,200 baht. That's only 200 baht per person. But we ate like a storm. The staff was also very friendly and helpful. You should definitely come to this restaurant.

From the train station, we hired a songthaew for 500 baht to reach the resort. As the resort is quite far, it is advisable to have your own transportation or arrange a car in advance. The resort, called Vorona Resort, was recommended by a colleague who participated in the "Thai Travel Thai" program. We booked two adjacent houses for a total of 9,100 baht, which translates to approximately 800 baht per person.

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The resort has a very lush atmosphere with many trees. However, I haven't felt any wind since I arrived in Kanchanaburi. 5555555555 But it's not too hot. After checking in, we will take a nap because we woke up very early. We will sleep to gain energy for the evening raft trip. The reason why the resort is so far away is because it is located next to the river. The price for the raft trip for 11 people is 1,750 baht, which is 160 baht per person. You can book it when you check in.

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The house is beautifully decorated and blends well with nature. The two-story house has two floors that can be connected. There are two living rooms, making it suitable for groups. However, we found the lighting to be insufficient, as we prefer brighter spaces. Additionally, the upstairs bathroom has an open space above it, where the air conditioner is installed. This resulted in a cold shower experience. The oddly placed electrical outlets also detracted from the overall design and functionality.

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It was 4:30 PM. After a good night's sleep, it was time to go rafting. The path down to the raft from the resort was lined with trees, which I loved.

The bamboo raft ride takes about 1 hour. During the ride, you can jump into the water and float alongside the raft. However, we opted to relax and dip our feet in the cool water, which was incredibly enjoyable. For safety reasons, it's recommended to wear a life jacket during the raft ride.

After the raft ride, we took photos within the resort while waiting for dinner. We chose to eat at the resort because we had booked a package that included two fried fish during the "Amazing Thailand Tourism Festival." The food was delicious, and we ended up ordering more dishes. Despite not engaging in water activities, we ate a lot, resulting in a total bill of 3,590 baht, which translates to approximately 300 baht per person. The price was reasonable considering the location within the resort, although slightly higher than the first restaurant. The fish was exceptionally delicious, making us realize how good the fish in Kanchanaburi is.

Day 2:

On the morning of the 2nd, we showered, got dressed, and had breakfast at 8:00 AM. The food was nothing special, similar to what you would find at most resorts, but it was delicious. We took our time eating, and then the van we had booked arrived to pick us up. We had rented the van for the return trip because we wanted to stop at other places along the way, so we decided to take the van back. We rented it for 2,000 baht plus 1,300 baht for fuel. The first place we stopped was Muang Sing Historical Park.

The Prasat Muang Sing historical park served as a filming location for the Thai drama "Nakee." In the scene, the professor and the protagonist's group explore the ancient archaeological site.

Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva radiates light. He is revered as the Bodhisattva of compassion. His appearance is similar to that found in Cambodia. Currently, the Fine Arts Department has taken it to be kept at the National Museum in Bangkok. Only a replica remains.

After a short walk, a tour group of over a hundred students wearing blue Junior Red Cross uniforms arrived. Therefore, it is recommended to arrive early in the morning if you want to take photos without people in them. After finishing at Muang Sing Historical Park, our next destination is to relax at a cafe.

The place we visited is The Village Farm To Cafe'. I would like to say that anyone who comes to visit Kanchanaburi should stop by. The shop is very good, very beautiful, and it is a very large cafe. When we arrived, there were quite a lot of people because it was noon, but we didn't have to wait long in line.

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We came here specifically for dessert after reading reviews that The Village Farm To Cafe's "Turtle Pang Lui Suan" was a must-try. It did not disappoint! The melon aroma was incredibly fragrant, making it a must-order dish. Not only was it delicious, but it was also visually stunning. While I don't recall the exact price, it was very affordable compared to other cafes, especially considering the excellent taste. If you're a fan of melon, don't hesitate to order anything with it – you won't be disappointed!

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After finishing the dessert, I walked around the area. It was the biggest cafe I had ever been to, and it was very spacious. There was even a bamboo forest, so I took a lot of pictures.

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After finishing dessert, we initially planned to have our main course at The Village Farm To Cafe. However, we were still feeling full, so we decided to eat at the next restaurant instead. The restaurant we chose was a floating restaurant on the dam.

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The menu included fish again, which we enjoyed at the previous restaurant. The fish here was also fresh and delicious, on par with the first restaurant and the resort. However, the sauce wasn't as flavorful as the first restaurant. Overall, it was still very tasty, but not quite as good as the first one. It was also more expensive, with a total bill of 2,260 baht. The price seemed closer to the first restaurant, even though we ordered less food. Overall, it was a delicious meal, and the restaurant was quite busy, suggesting it's a popular spot.

After lunch, our final destination was the giant rain tree in Kanchanaburi. This tree is over 100 years old, and when we saw it, we were amazed by its size. It was truly magnificent. Although it was just a single tree, we loved it and were truly impressed.

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A Rewarding Weekend Getaway to Kanchanaburi

This two-day, one-night trip to Kanchanaburi was a truly enriching experience, all without taking any time off work. The journey by train offered stunning natural scenery, while the charming cafes provided ample opportunities for capturing beautiful photos. The delicious and affordable food was an added bonus. This was my first trip to Kanchanaburi, and it left a lasting impression. I will definitely be returning for another adventure, and I look forward to sharing more details about my future explorations.

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