Sorry I went before lock down no idea if it is open but so worth while and so impressive, haunting, so sad to see what they had to endure

I'm not in a position to fully answer this question. I have however, walked the Hellfire Pass trail.

I beleive it was opening in november at this stage

Hi there,I would have to sorry but not really as from the museum which is at the top of the hill you take a long walk down a framed stair case and some of the steps are strap to the path which is at the bottom and from there you walk along the rail way which the path is very Stoney and has some of the rail way sleepers still in place. I would how ever say if you do travel by mini bus etc to the museum the area at the top but the car park and the museum walk way and also in the museum are ok for access. Hope this help in some way. Thanks Clint.

Not sure if you can access the path before the museum opens. However the narrative on the headset is very much worth waiting for. The simple narrative along with the 1st hand recounts is a major part of the experience

I don't remember the exact platform, but the Kanchanaburi bus station is very easy to navigate and the staff are very helpful pointing out the correct buses. Kanchanaburi buses have their bus number painted on the side of them, makes them very easy to find :)

I don't remember needing any upper body strength for the main trail. Maybe side trails but you can stay away from them. Just lots of steps.

No real need to do private tour as will just get ripped off to a degree. The Bridge is easy. Train from Bkk stops at Kwae River Bridge. Check Thai railways site for times. Can also get the train through to Nam Tok station. From Nam Tok station just get a taxi from Nam Tok to Hellfire pass..about 800THB return.This will take you to Hellfire Pass memorial. Depending on just how much of the track is open it should take about 4 hours to walk. Great train trip by the way.Sit on LHS of train when leaving River Kwai Bridge Email these guys hellfire-pass commemoration gov au/.They will tell you how much of the track is currently open. And here is some help with your trains railway co th/ Hope it helps Enjoy the track Amazing

No am afraid not and it's a rocky walk