Bangkok-Kuala Lumpur
(3 days/2 nights)
Alternatively:
Kuala Lumpur-Bangkok

Highlights | Prices | Departure Dates | Itinerary
| Timetable

Highlights

Travel aboard the Eastern & Oriental Express to the heart of South East Asia with this magnificent journey from Bangkok through the beauty of Thailand, to the infamous River Kwai, and onwards to Malaysia and colonial Georgetown, before arriving into Kuala Lumpur.



 

Prices

  2007 2008

Pullman Compartment SGD$2200 SGD$2830
State Compartment SGD$3210 SGD$4010
Suite Compartment SGD$4300 SGD$5480


Prices are per person based on sharing accommodation and includes: All table d'hôte meals on board, complimentary tea and coffee in your compartment, and sightseeing tours as described.

Departure Dates
 
  2007
May 13
June 10
July 8
August 19
September 16
October 7, 14, 28
November 11, 18
December 2, 23, 30
    2008
January 27
February 10, 17
March 2, 16, 30
April 20
May 11
June 15
July 13
August 17
September 21
October 5, 19
November 2, 16, 23, 30
December 21

Itinerary

Sunday - Bangkok
The Eastern & Oriental Express departs Bangkok early evening. Having been welcomed onboard the gleaming carriages, settle into your comfortable compartment. Dinner is served as the train travels from city into the countryside with its rice-fields, villages and water buffalo. Retire to your compartment, transformed into a cosy bedroom by your steward.


Monday - Wang Po / Kwai River
Awake early in order not to miss the excitement of the train making its way from Wang Po along the wooden trestle viaduct beside a towering cliff. On arrival at the River Kwai Bridge station, the E&O stops to allow passengers to disembark.

Guides escort you on the short walk down to the jetty to board a local raft for a cruise along the lush greenery of the picturesque Kwai Yai river, passing under the Bridge. On board, a local historian provides a brief overview of the history of the Thailand-Burma railway and the bridge. At the E&O landing point you board a motor coach for a brief trip past the North Temple and Chinese Cemetery to the Thailand-Burma Railway Centre. As you explore the informative museum, the historian is available to answer questions. There is time to visit the Don Rak War Cemetery adjacent to the museum if you wish.

Rejoin the coach for the short ride to the Kanchanaburi railway station to board the Eastern & Oriental Express. Later reflect on the day's sights over dinner and relax with a drink in the Bar Car before retiring for the night.


Tuesday - Penang / Kuala Lumpur
After breakfast the train arrives into Butterworth. Enjoy a guided tour of colonial Georgetown, Penang, which includes an introductory tour of this historic town and Fort Cornwallis, and a trishaw ride through the colourful narrow streets. Reboard the train for lunch and spend the afternoon watching the passing scenery from one of the lounge cars or from the open deck of the Observation Car. Dine again in one of the opulent dining cars before arriving into Kuala Lumpur.

 

Timetable

 Arrive   Depart 

Sunday Bangkok (Hualampong station) - 17:50
Monday Kanchanaburi
Guided tour of River Kwai
08:20 11:00
Tuesday Butterworth
Guided tour of Georgetown
12:00 15:00
  Kuala Lumpur 23:30 -

Please note: All timings shown are for your guidance only. Confirmed timings will be supplied with your travel documents.
 

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