GANESHAPARK
KANCHANABURI THAILAND

Ganesha, Thailand, is considered the god of elephants.
Ganesha Park in Kanchanaburi is a place like no other.
Only a few rooms, which rest quietly near the Kwai River, the beach where the elephants bathe and especially, the elephants whose life and habits are shared during a stay.
Eco-tourism with elephants: a unique experience!
In Thailand, in Kanchanaburi, an atmosphere, the Kwai River and elephants!

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GANESHAPARK is located in Kanchanaburi province, Thailand,
On the road that leads from Kanchanaburi to Ganeshapark, many points of interest:
- The Khmer ruins of Prasat Muang Sing
- Tham Krasae, with the wooden bridge, the cave and a magnificent view
- Sayoke Noi, the waterfalls, ideal for tasting the typical Thai atmosphere
- The Erawan waterfalls
- ... without forgetting the starting point: the Bridge of the River Kwai
GANESHAPARK is a perfect stop for those who want to go to Kanchanaburi by taking the time to visit one of the most beautiful regions of Thailand!

How to get there
From Kanchanaburi, take the train on the Kwai River Bridge at 6:05 to arrive at the Namtok terminus around 8:30. (There is another train, filled with tourists at 10:30)
The train runs along the Kwai River and introduces you to the Thai countryside, rice paddies, banana or sugar cane plantations and impressive river overhangs.
It is possible to have breakfast at Namtok Station or two kilometers away near Sayoke Noi Waterfall.
In Namtok, have a leisurely breakfast then a taxi, your car or a chauffeur-driven car that you have booked with us to go to Ganeshapark on the Erawan road.
Another solution is to take the bus to Kanchanaburi at the bus terminal in the direction of Erawan and show this to the driver. We are less than thirty kilometers from Kanchanaburi.
The best solution is to plan three, four or five days and see what you can do to visit the beautiful Kanchanaburi region!