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The 10 Best Things to Do in Sai Yok, Thailand
Discover the best top things to do in Sai Yok, Thailand including Elephant Haven, Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum and Walking Trail, Sawadi Saiyok Jungle Adventure, Mallika R.E.124, Elephants' Home & Nature, CDR Adventure, Rock Valley Hot Spring & Fish Spa, Saiyok Elephant Park, Tree Top Adventure Park Kanchanaburi, Baan Ricky.
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1. Elephant Haven
Overall Ratings
5 based on 154 reviews
Reviewed By VM_Indy - Indianapolis, Indiana
We really wanted to have an opportunity to spend some time with elephants while in Thailand, but absolutely wanted to do it ethically without any harm to the elephants. We feel very comfortable that we found a great option. The mahouts at Elephant Haven really take great care of the elephants. We had an opportunity to play with them in the mud - they love mud on their backs to help cool down in the afternoon sun. Then we walked with them down the hill to the river and were able to swim with them. Time to clean off all that mud! Finally walked back up the hill with them to feed them an afternoon snack of watermelon and stalks. Being able to be that close to these majestic creatures to look them in the eye and see them interact together was awe-inspiring and a once-in-a-lifetime must do. They feel so serene and somehow wise. Would definitely recommend to all who want to support ethical elephant encounters.
2. Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum and Walking Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
A memorial dedicated to the Asian labourers and Allied prisoners of war who suffered and died constructing and maintaining the Burma-Thailand railway during WW II.
Reviewed By Roberts69 - Northampton, United Kingdom
Firstly the museum is very good and very educational for anyone not knowing the full history and story of the Burma - Thailand Railway and the plight of the POW's and Civilians that were forced to build it. Made famous of late by the film "The Railway Man" this really is a museum and a piece of wartime history not to be missed. The Museum is open every day except Christmas Day from 9am until 4pm and admission is free. From the museum we took the trail down into Hellfire Pass. This was quite a climb down quite uneven steps and rather strenuous in the humid heat, but really made you think hard about the conditions the poor guys working to dig out this railway cutting had to endure. My Great Uncle was captured in Burma during WW2 and we are not sure if he was made to work the railway or not but he certainly endured being a PoW in this region and it just makes you think hard just how dreadful life must have been... Visit, remember and respect what went on in Hellfire Pass.
3. Sawadi Sai Yok Jungle Adventure
Overall Ratings
5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Guillaume C - Bangkok, Thailand
Thanks a lot to Seb and Sophie. They are really amazing people, it's beautiful to see some people who love animals and nature like them.
Really care about the elephant and they also have a few project for this beautiful animal who is not always in good condition in this country.
If you have to do something in Sayok there is no best people than them. You have to do it to understand.
Thanks you Sawadi Sai Yok.
4. Mallika R.E.124
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By Sakeuth - Udon Thani Province, Thailand
Muang Mallika city of caltural
(เมืองแห่งวัฒนธรรม และวิถีชน)
locate in Saiyoke District Kanchanaburi Thailand, is a newest landmark in Kanchanaburi for Thai and tourists to see caltural of Thai traditional, it's to visit and have more activities to do such as dress yourself in Thai dress caltural, and more thai food and many things here.
5. Elephants' Home & Nature
Overall Ratings
5 based on 32 reviews
If you hate to see "taxi-elephants" being hooked, chained, underfed, abused, ridden on the heavy basket chairs... If you want to share beautiful moments taking care and having personal touches with the elephants in their habitat...Explore it yourselves @ Elephants' Home & Nature... A Relaxing place for rescued elephants... NO saddle / No basket chair 24 hours...
Reviewed By PJ R - Washington DC, District of Columbia
We have been to other elephant rescue places such as the Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai and there are not in the same league. It was such a pretty to use a baby elephant as a cashier to take the money to put it in the man's pocket. It might be fun, but you cannot claim respecting animals and doing this kind of trick. The elephant riding was an experience but not a great one. I would not recommend except if you never had the opportunity to approach elephants. The location is nice on the river bank, and you are in the middle of nowhere, but all this seemed somewhat fake.
6. CDR Adventure
Overall Ratings
5 based on 23 reviews
For almost 20 years now we have being organizing outdoor adventure activities: Biking, Kayaking, Climbing, Low Rope Challenge Course, Hiking, Caving, Bamboo Rafting, Elephant Bathing, Off Road Buggy rides... Our Adventure Programs are designed to avoid car transfers. The different activities are linked together, making it one big adventure. Our programs are accessible for all ages and always adapted to the whole group, from the smallest to the oldest. We are specialized in family adventure and our tours are always private. As we handle also large tour groups and many major international schools, are safety standards are of the highest. CDR Adventure: Your Outdoor Expert
Reviewed By Louail - Bangkok, Thailand
CDR adventure managed by the very nice Dave, will propose you varieties of activities or even fully tailored activities if the one they have don't suit you!! We took the adventure program which is a full day sport day accessible to everyone, even the less...MoreThanks Louail, nice to hear you enjoyed our rather unique concept and that our team is at the top of their game. Hope to see you again one of these days. Cheers, Dave
7. Rock Valley Hot Spring & Fish Spa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By asdaSap - Bangkok, Thailand
I do recommend this facility to travellers who love onsen. Not only I experienced the relaxation in so many type of herbal and original onsen pools, I also like the costume to wear in bathing. The service was exceptionally good. There were shower facility, clothes changing facility with very helpful staff, and lockers.
8. Sai Yok Elephant Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By Tintin L
An experience unlike any other. Getting to wash and feed elephants is fun and I would really recommend all people to tryout if given the opportunity. Unlike other elephants I've seen in Thailand these didn't have any chains or saddles on them and I hope they're treated well.
9. Tree Top Adventure Park Kanchanaburi
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
On beautiful trees and with breathtaking views, you will experience sensations that you have never felt before. From one platform to another…from tree to tree… balance yourself through an assortment of games such as rope Bridges, tarzan swings, flying skateboards, tight rope walk and giant zip lines. No matter how old you are, you will enjoy hours of fun and excitement! If you book in advance, our unique adventure is also available at night time from 6 to 9 PM.
10. Baan Ricky
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Motocross Enduro Hotel Restaurant
Reviewed By SJ66_13 - Phuket, Thailand
We really had a fabulous time at Baan Ricky's. Great food, great staff, great facilities (has Wi-Fi too), and stunning scenery. The 2-day Motocross Event was brilliant fun. Very much a place to stay for all ages - lots of space and safe too. Thanks to you all at Baan Ricky's for making our 5-day holiday a very happy and memorable one. We're looking forward to holidaying with you again later this year. See you all soon. SJ, Mark, and George Jay, Phuket
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