Kanchanaburi
is one of the most picturesque provinces in Thailand - wild jungles,
rugged hills. And for the archaeologically minded it may by of
interest to know that a freak accident during World War II led
to the discovery of Neolithic burial sites in this area.
In the Cemetery at Kanchanaburi, British, Dutch, Indian and Australian soldiers, who lost their lives during the construction of the notorious "Death Railway" during World War II, are buried. Tourists as well as state dignitaries come to pay their respects from time to time.
Now a world
renowned seaside resort on the eastern shore of the Gulf of Siam.
Pattaya Beach has a charm of its own - Exotic Beach hotels
and bungalows, authentic seafood restaurants, mile upon mile of
dazzling white sand and bright blue sea - Water skiing, scuba
diving, sailing, Island excursion, fishing, sunset cruise of just
plan rest. Normally a two hour scenic drive from Bangkok but for
groups a delightful cruise of 4.5 hours on a pleasure boat can
be arranged on a package.