A day loop from Kanchanaburi combining WWII history with emerald jungle waterfalls. The Death Railway was built in 1942–43 using 60,000 Allied POWs and 180,000 Asian conscripts — some 12,000 Allied prisoners died in construction. Hellfire Pass, where night shifts worked by torchlight through solid rock, is preserved as a memorial. The afternoon pivot to Erawan National Park's seven-tier turquoise waterfall provides a healing contrast to the morning's sombre history.
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