Outdoorsmen
have long known that sleeping in a tent gets you a lot closer to
nature than any solid-wall edifice. After all, flexible structures
blur the line between indoors and outdoors: Screens and flaps offer
an intimate connection to the surrounding landscape, natural light
radiates through the walls, and the soothing sounds of birds and
other wildlife become in-room entertainment.
Located
on a riverside where the only other footprints to be seen are those
of farmers and birds “Hintok River Camp” must be one of the most
idyllic locations to be found. The majority of the Tents face to
catch the beautiful sceneries over the River Kwai. There can be no
more beautiful location near the walking trail of The Hell Fire
Pass.
Ten
Canvas Tent, each 20 sq.m. All have private sit out for sunbathing.
The tents feature twin beds, attached a 3 sq.m. bathroom - tent.
All the tents are 1 foot platform and interior canopies are
furnished in Safari style and are separated by green lawns and
overlooking a tropical river. Each tent has an air-conditioned or
fan and refrigerator. There is a fully equipped kitchen and cook
will prepare all your meals.
Twenty Canvas
Tents, each 20 SQM. All have private sit out for sunbathing. The
tents feature twin beds, attached a 6 SQM. Bathroom Tent. All the
tents are 1.30 meter platform and interior canopies are furnished in
Safari style and are separated by green lawns and overlooking a
tropical river. Each tent has an air-conditioned, fan and
refrigerator. There is a fully equipped kitchen and cook will
prepare all your meals.
Hin Tok River Camp ideal for
Anyone looking for a difference holiday.
Nature lovers and Bird watchers
Those in search of peach and tranquility
Those looking for historical of World War II
Families, Couples, or even Singles.
These
experiences will guarantee a life time of true meaning
of this historic river at the River Kwai. Recreational
activities includes swimming in the natural pool from
spring water, tour excursion services.
Many
activities will acquaint you with close contact to
nature such as mountain biking, trekking, canoeing,
bamboo rafting and visiting Mon tribal village and their
cultural performances.
The
camp can be accessed by car. There is a road in front of camp site
to the fly crossing over river Kwai (we have to drag a gray line to
cross the river in the map).
Outdoorsmen
have long known that sleeping in a tent gets you a lot closer to
nature than any solid-wall edifice. After all, flexible structures
blur the line between indoors and outdoors: Screens and flaps offer
an intimate connection to the surrounding landscape, natural light
radiates through the walls, and the soothing sounds of birds and
other wildlife become in-room entertainment.
