Here are some pics from Sai Yok Noi,

The drive there goes through beautiful landscape

The road is pleasantly modern and well maintained

There is a restaurant to cater for your taste buds

There is a waterfall to provide a cool breeze

There is a pond for the kids to play

There are platforms made by Govnment for families to spend the day

You can occupy one of the platforms , eat , drink and sleep in the shade for the day

There is locomotive 801 - the last locomotive in service of the japanese

And then there is this 'Frank' for all to see for FREE

Welcome to 'Sai Yok Noi' waterfall

Bigger photo is here http://www.pbase.com...175718/original

Nice post 'Frank'

Here are some pics from Sai Yok Noi,

The drive there goes through beautiful landscape

The road is pleasantly modern and well maintained

There is a restaurant to cater for your taste buds

There is a waterfall to provide a cool breeze

There is a pond for the kids to play

There are platforms made by Govnment for families to spend the day

You can occupy one of the platforms , eat , drink and sleep in the shade for the day

There is locomotive 801 - the last locomotive in service of the japanese

And then there is this 'Frank' for all to see for FREE

Actually Frank himself is nowhere to be seen on any of the photos (Inserte by "Frank")

Welcome to 'Sai Yok Noi' waterfall

Bigger photo is here http://www.pbase.com...175718/original

Nice post 'Frank'

Hi Folks,

And then there are the Maps Of Kanchanaburi which I fogot to add at the start of this thread:-

Maps of Kan

Kan Town

(Bigger map Kan be found below)

http://www.pbase.com...534891/original

The Province

(Bigger map Kan be found below)

http://www.pbase.com...534893/original

North Kan

(Bigger map Kan be found below)

http://www.pbase.com...534894/original

Sangkhla buri

(Bigger map Kan be found below)

http://www.pbase.com...534892/original

Hope that helps you all out.

Sawadee

Thanks for taking the time to post all that, Kan. I love the pano of the Sai Yok Noi waterfall. I think I'll take my two water babies there when I go to see them in January.

This is Luk Kae, the small, Thai village where they live. I've never seen another farang there in all the times I've visited. Thailand has thousands of similar villages scattered around the country.

This section of the river has now been developed into a municipality park.

It's easy to arrange a boat ride in Kanchanaburi and only costs a few hundred baht.

I'm off to Kan for the long weekend and these pics are just whetting my appetite.

I've seen on the web that there's an open zoo safari park in the area. Saw pics of giraffes sticking their heads in the tour bus etc. My 7 year old daughter would love that. Is it worth a visit?

Plus I'd like to take the train from Kan to ( I think it's) Nam Tok station. How long a trip is it? Recommended?

Cheers.

I'm off to Kan for the long weekend and these pics are just whetting my appetite.

I've seen on the web that there's an open zoo safari park in the area. Saw pics of giraffes sticking their heads in the tour bus etc. My 7 year old daughter would love that. Is it worth a visit?

Yes buy plenty of food for the hungry animals there.

Plus I'd like to take the train from Kan to ( I think it's) Nam Tok station. How long a trip is it? Recommended?

Reviews Kan be found here:-

http://www.tripadvis...nchanaburi.html

Cheers.

Link to my webpage

http://www.pbase.com/win13/safari_park

Welcome to Kan and have fun.

Sawadee

P.S. and please post your photos in this thread.

Edited October 21, 201015 yr by Kan Win

Much appreciated Kan. Thanks a lot.

Have you noticed the spelling of this provice ???? I did

That is normal in Thailand like Sing Buri, Lop Buri etc..

But I Karn't get me head around this one

Then the best of the rest..........is........... Replace the K for a G

Sawadee

Maybe for the same reason that the street sign painter in the USA painted this... I'ts right down the road from where a friend of mine lives.

It's been my experience that Thais don't always spell English translations the same way every time. I see on Thailand maps that the Thai word for island (Koh) spelled without the "h" or with the h right behind the K... Kho

Luk Kai, the little Thai village just inside the Kanchanaburi province, is sometimes spelled "Luc Kae"

Even my Thai lady spells her own name several different ways.

And so our journey up the 323 goes on past the Tiger Temple and towards "Hellfire Pass"

The Colonel an Amateur Photographer

Kanchanaburi Win

All,

here is my effort of a humble contribution with pics from the temple Sua - my wife tells me we farangs know it as the tiger temple, at Thamuang (wifey not sure about the latin spelling)

We go here once every time we visit Kanchanaburi as I think the hole construction is impressive and beautiful and the view over the River Kwai valley is terrific. Any military man would have built his castle here with guns and the whole works, but no the Thais built a temple.....

It seems you have o click on the pics to get them in larger size, I got what yuo see here

Well that is THE REAL TIGER TEMPLE in Kan and thank you 'Frank La Rue' and your good lady for saying that.

Win

A random selection out and about around Kanchanaburi, that was some twisty road up to Chedi Sam Ong!!!!!

Hi LennyW,

Thank you very much for your photos of Kan.

Win