WOULD YOU GO ON THIS TRAIN? | Death railway (Thailand)
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- In this video, we take an exhilarating train ride from Bangkok to Kanchanaburi the famously known Death Railway. We filmed our entire journey on this train and had so much fun. There are people that sell food and drinks on the train so don't worry if you forgot to buy any. We were also traveling with our good friends Kate and Gustav who also have a RUclips video and you should definitely go check them out.
#train #friends #thailand #explore
Kate and Gustav RUclips channel: / @k8andgustav
If you were wondering where to find the train station in Bangkok just click on the link goo.gl/maps/LKiY35haD5996CT49
Awesome video!! Loving the drone shots. It was an amazing experience travelling with you guys. Cant wait for the next one.
Thanks man appreciate all the support. It was really fun traveling with you guys😎
ว้าวว คุณกลับไปที่นั่นอีกครั้ง เเต่ครั้งนี้ดูมีความกระฉับกระเฉงมากขึ้น
🤣🤣 yes, we wanted to take the train to Kanchanaburi. Looked really awesome 😎
Train ticket price in thailand is same price for thai & foreigner except this train
Because thai gvt paid over 1 million pound to england gvt after ww2 to buy this railway track back to thailand
That why ticket price for foreigner is 100 baht for this train
Most foreigner take train from thonburi station to kanchanaburi
But I remomment other train it's travel train but only on sat&sun start from bangkok station(hualumpong) you can book before travel day for 1 month
That makes sense. I think the ticket price is very affordable and it's actually cheap considering the experience you get from it.
Excellent journey love u guys
Thank you for watching ❤️
We absolutely LOVE traveling with you both. It was such an adventure and a memory that will last forever. ❤❤ love you guys and we’re so grateful to share this time with you 😊😊
We love you guys so much❤️ we're so glad we were able to make memories with you😁 can't wait to make many more🥰
I am going to visit there next month. Thanks for joyful video.
Thank you!!! Hope you enjoy your trip😊
Thanks for sharing. I also subscribed to Gustav.
Thank you very much😁😁
0:52 Halo Jade & Jason ,,, naik kereta jendela bisa buka tutup dan kipas angin serta masih banyaknya pedagang asongan dengan menu tradisional yang menggugah selera perjalanan yang mengasikan dan menghibur sekali , teringat tahun 2000 Jakarta to Jogja . Wo wo wo waaaaaaaoooooooooow kepala bisa keluar jendela sambil shooting vidio wah wah wah sangat berbahaya itu prennn , selamat menikmati indahnya alam Asean khususnya Thailand , Maju bersama Asean , Obrigado .
Drone work was awesome
Thank you!!!😁
Did you do any research on the death railway ?
Yes we did, we just didn't talk much about it. Do you think we should incorporate more historical information into our videos?
Great video and content. We will be making the trip in September 2024. Has given us a great insight into what to look forward too.
I am curious about how you found flying a drone over there. Have one myself and am keen to get fly drone for some unique footage. Did you have any negative interactions with peopele? I know of all the does and donts and requirements to register. Its more about other people and local authorities that I am interested in as I tried flying drone in Europe and was not a fun experience.
Name of the station was in bangkok ?
Thonburi station is in Bangkok 😁
Day soon to come where there are more filmmakers than filmwatchers...
Well personally for us it's free storage for memories that we can show our kids one day😅 so if that does happen it wouldn't phase us.
What day did you go to Kanchanaburi?
We went there on a Saturday😁
What station should we take to come here from Bangkok train station?
I would advise taking a taxi to the Thonburi station because taking the train will take a lot longer but if you're willing to do that you can go to the bangkok train station and take the train around to Thonburi station. Should be around 7 stops.
On their next trip they visit a concentration camp, accompanied by more jolly music and occasional mention of the “ Labour force” who went through there oh and something about a war and the tasty snax they bought. Seriously guys, a little more respect would not have cost you anything. This is not a Disney theme park it’s the site of one of the biggest atrocities of WW2. The degradation and abuse POWs and locals suffered at the hands of the Japanese should be treated with some reverence. I’m sure you will laugh this off as some crazy troll. 😢
Well said, great comment! It was also a difficult watch for me this video definitely lacked respect.
@@johngodfrey8595 thank you for taking the time to respond. I’m all for people visiting and experiencing and learning but this railroad was built on human suffering of the most unimaginable cruelty. There is no excuse for not knowing this. The clue is in the name. A solemn moment of reflection and acknowledgement would have been appropriate and shown them as better people. But what do I know, I’m not a social media influencer making money
@@duchess1131
I want to applaud you for your comments reprimanding the creators of the vlog about the trip on the train over the bridge on the Kwai in Kanchanaburi. Your rightfully critical stance towards the blog is commendable, as it was presented in very poor taste and lacked the respect deserved for the POWs who suffered the atrocities of the barbaric Imperial Japanese Army during the building, construction of the death railway in the dark days as prisoners of the emperor 1942-43 .
Your recognition of the thousands of lives lost in the construction of the railway and your call for more consideration and respect for such a place of profound sadness is truly admirable. It is essential to honour and remember the tragic events that occurred there, and your voice in advocating for this respect is significant.
Thank you for speaking out and standing up for what is right. Your sensitivity and empathy towards this matter are truly praiseworthy.
@@johngodfrey8595 and of course they will probably delete our comments. It’s like the people going to sea world to watch the orcas perform. There is no excuse these days for wilful ignorance of suffering. Very glad we seem to understand this.
Certainly not
They were not labourers, they were prisoners of war 😡
Obviously it was slave labor. All slaves were laborers during that time and I did mention the war. I'm sure people can put two and two together.
There was about 200 000 asian " labourers " they were duped into it and definitely weren't prisoners of war
Lost me me when that guy pushed in front of women children and old people to get a seat. Poor form and disrespectful.
If you weren't there you wouldn't understand. Everyone was behind the line and the security blew the whistle and Everyone began running to the train. To make it clear I didn't take any seats from anyone I just wanted a specific seat. The only reason why I was being quick was so that I don't get cut off. Other men ( even old men ) were pushing Jade and she didn't get upset because if you were there you would understand.
ทำไมฝรั่งวิ่งแซงเด็กขึ้นรถไฟซะอย่างงั้น...
It wasn’t just foreigners running! there were many Thai people doing it as well. Everyone wanted to get to the seats on the left for the best experience and for most foreigners we might only get to experience it once. No one was pushed or hurt. It was just simply excitement for what was to come.
วัฒนธรรมของคนไทย คือต้องเอื้อเฟื้อ หลีกทางให้กับเด็ก คนชรา คนพิการ หญิงตั้งครรภ์ ก่อน แต่ถ้ามีคนไทยบางคนทำเช่นเดียวกับคุณ คนไทยส่วนใหญ่เขาจะไม่โต้ตอบ แต่เขาจะมองผู้กระทำด้วยความรังเกียจ @@jadeandjason.