During the Second World War many of our ANZAC's were held as prisoners to the Japanese in Thailand. Using picks and hammers and their own blood and sweat these men were ordered to build a railway from Burma to Thailand. As a consequence over 2700 of our ANZAC's died and around 80000 Malays, Chinese, Tamils and Burmese. Today we take you to the place where these brave men worked against malnutrition, disease, the environment and cruelty from their captures. A memorial plaque is imbedded at Hellfire Pass to honour these prisoners of war.

We can provide tours to Hellfire Pass and it surrounding areas or incorporate this with sightseeing attractions around Thailand. We can cater for all sizes groups and individuals.