Hellfire Pass Interpretive Centre

A very touching place to visit. The history portrayed in the museum shows what are troops had to endure. Very well laid out, displayed and a great day out. You can take Walk1 route about 1km (35 mins) along the old train track or go further Walk2 route 6km (3 hrs) in total. It’s totally free to enter. There are no toilets along the walk so go before you start at the free and very clean cubicle by entrance.

This place is a museum about the railway construction during World War II, as well as a viewing platform and hiking trails. My boyfriend and I visited on a weekend. The museum is free to enter. The staff were friendly and spoke excellent English. There are cafes and restaurants around the area. The museum itself is educational about the history of the railway cutting during World War II. Afterwards, there is a guided walk through the area, where the staff will ask you if you want to hike close or long distances. It's like hiking. I recommend wearing sneakers because the road is forested and rocky. You should also bring mosquito repellent and drinking water. Each person is provided with a radio and an audio headset, both in Thai and English. When you're done, return them to the staff. It's totally worth it! We loved it. Highly recommended.

The place is a very iconic historical museum in this region. They have a very detailed history and audio guides all the way through. You have 2 routes which are short and long one with 1Km and 5Km walk respectively. There are weak to no phone signal on the long route so they will give you a Walkie talkie for safety reports. Very modern and good infrastructure, recommended!