4 Nights / 3 Rounds / Day Tour Kanchanaburi

Tucked away in a peaceful highland valley near the Myanmar border, Evergreen Hills Golf Club & Resort offers one of Thailand’s most tranquil and picturesque golfing escapes — just an hour’s drive from Kanchanaburi town.

Designed by Thai architect At-anan Yomchinda, this 18-hole, par-72 layout spans approximately 6,879 yards and flows gracefully through a lush, wooded landscape. Fairways weave between mature trees and tropical vegetation, creating natural corridors that reward precision and thoughtful play over sheer power.

Although not the longest course by modern standards, Evergreen Hills provides plenty of challenge with its elevated tees, sloping greens, and strategic bunkering. Each hole has its own rhythm and charm, but two standouts include the par-3 16th, featuring a striking island green, and the par-4 17th, a beautiful dogleg hole guarded by water along its edge.

Blending natural beauty, crisp mountain air, and intelligent design, Evergreen Hills Golf Club & Resort is the perfect retreat for golfers seeking a relaxed yet rewarding round in Thailand’s serene countryside

Located just over an hour northeast of Bangkok, Artitaya Golf & Resort offers a peaceful countryside escape and a rewarding round of golf surrounded by natural beauty.

The course features 18 championship holes — part of a larger resort complex that includes additional layouts — designed by architect Jack Tuthill. Spanning approximately 7,054 yards from the back tees with a par of 72, the course is set across gently undulating terrain that showcases the region’s lush, rural charm.

The design combines wide fairways that allow freedom off the tee with strategically placed bunkers and water hazards that demand precision on approach. Mature trees frame many holes, adding both character and challenge, while the well-maintained greens reward thoughtful play and course management.

Artitaya offers a balanced and enjoyable test for golfers of all abilities — relaxed enough for social players, yet engaging for those looking to sharpen their competitive edge. Thanks to its convenient proximity to Bangkok, it’s an ideal inclusion in any Thailand golf itinerary

Set amid the scenic hills of Bo Phloi District in Kanchanaburi, just two hours from Bangkok, Grand Prix Golf Club delivers one of Thailand’s most visually striking and enjoyable golf experiences.

This 18-hole, par-72 championship course stretches over 7,100 yards and was built on the site of a former gemstone mine. Its layout takes full advantage of the natural terrain, with dramatic elevation changes, wide fairways, and a meandering river that adds both beauty and strategy to play.

A standout is the par-5 fifth hole, a spectacular 557-yard challenge to a raised green surrounded by water on three sides — a perfect showcase of the course’s creativity and risk-reward design. Each hole blends precision with playability, featuring multi-tiered greens and split-fairway options that reward smart shot-making.

Beyond the course, a modern clubhouse and on-site accommodation provide comfort and convenience, making Grand Prix Golf Club an excellent base for a Kanchanaburi golf getaway.

Whether you’re chasing a personal best or simply soaking up the stunning scenery, Grand Prix Golf Club stands out as a true gem of Western Thailand — a course where world-class golf meets natural grandeu

After breakfast, check out and step back in time and discover one of the most poignant chapters in Thailand’s wartime history on the Hellfire Pass Memorial Tour.

Located in the rugged hills of Kanchanaburi Province, the Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum and walking trail commemorate the thousands of Allied prisoners of war and Asian labourers who suffered and perished while constructing the infamous Thai–Burma Railway during World War II. The name “Hellfire Pass” was given by the POWs themselves — inspired by the haunting glow of lanterns that lit the night as men toiled through the rock by hand.

Your visit begins at the Hellfire Pass Interpretive Centre, where exhibits, photographs, and audio recordings offer a moving insight into the lives and resilience of those who endured the harsh conditions. From there, a short guided walk along the original cutting reveals remnants of the railway and offers a quiet space for reflection amid striking natural scenery.

The tour continues to Kanchanaburi town, where you’ll visit the Kanchanaburi War Cemetery and the Bridge over the River Kwai, another iconic landmark tied to the railway’s story.

A day filled with history, emotion, and respect — the Hellfire Pass Tour offers a powerful reminder of courage, sacrifice, and humanity amidst adversity, set against the tranquil backdrop of Kanchanaburi’s rolling hills.

After tour transfer to Bangkok hotel / airport.