Mallika R.E 124

This recreation of Thai lifestyle in 1905 is a really great place to visit and spend a few hours. You'll see different styles of building architecture from smaller and modest to big and ornate, staff dressed in period correct clothing and speaking with older style language, all kinds of snacks to try and so on. You'll even get old coins with holes in the middle with which to buy stuff. The layout is really nicely thought out and fun to stroll around and take photos. There are some demonstrations of how things were done at the time, for example grinding rice, or making crafts. The old lady showing us was so cute. They have free parking for your car, but there is an entrance fee which is variable based on whether you want to try food for free or not, and if you want to dress up in clothing styles of the time which looks really great. Highly recommend this place, it should be high on your list if you're exploring Kanchanaburi.

A movie set turned tourist attraction. Great place for photographers. Plenty of food and drinks. A market gives you a wide selection of snacks and meal. Souvenir shops are on the covered bridge. Worth a visit.

This time, I came to experience wearing Thai clothes before visiting the park. If guests want to wear more traditional Thai clothing, they will have to pay the difference. I chose a regular Thai outfit. The environment is quite nice, although it's not very big. There's a food street where tourists must exchange Thai baht for traditional Thai currency to buy food. I had lunch here at the buffet. Although the selection wasn't huge, the rice noodle soup had many ingredients, was a large bowl, and was delicious. The other Thai salads and snacks were also very authentic. It's a good choice for dining.