#Kanchanaburi#Death Railway#The railway has cliffs and beautiful sandbanks on the River Kwai#The sunset is beautiful

#DeathRailway Walking on the railway, avoid the train entering the station The Thai-Burma Railway was built during World War II, connecting Bangkok, Thailand and Yangon, Myanmar. The railway passes through countless winding rivers and canyons. The difficult construction caused the death of more than 100,000 prisoners of war during the construction, so it is called the "Death Railway". The Tham Krasae Railway Bridge near Thamkra Sae Station is the most classic section of the entire Death Railway, filled with the bloody and tearful historical memories of Kanchanaburi. (The railway at this station has steep cliffs and a sandbar with beautiful river views of the River Kwai, which is very beautiful at dusk) It is similar to the Mianyue Line railway in Alishan, Taiwan, with cliffs beside the railway, but it has sandbar river views that the Mianyue Line does not have.