Wat Hin Thaen Lam Pha Chee is located on Baan Hin Thaen, Nhong Phai, Daan Makham Tie, Kanchanaburi province. It was assumed to be built in 2481, BE. Luang Phor Somkit, the abbot of the place, claimed that the idea of constructing a glass church on a swan boat came from Phra Kru Mahaputthapirak’s omen. All Somde-Toh’s believer donated more than 100 million baht to build this temple.

Three Pagodas Pass, had been known as Three Plies of Rocks, is a pass of Thailand - Myanmar border on Tenasserim Mountain Range and also be a popular sacred place for tourists. Currently, not only be a border of Thailand - Myanmar but Three Pagodas Pass also has a market for trading some of important goods.

Wat Wang Wiwekaram (Wat Luang Phor Uttama) is not only an important tourist attraction in Sangkhlaburi but a mind center of the local residences from different nationalities. For Thai, Karen and espacially Mon villagers, Luang Phor Uttama is like “a god of Mon” which their strong believe inspired this temple. Wat Wang Wiwekaram became a representative of Luang Phor Uttama and also a sacred place of Mon people.

Wat Sangkat Rattana Khiri was built in 2443 BE by Phra Sunthorn Muni- the monk dean of Uthai Thani province. The villagers once called the temple “Wat Kao Sakaekrang” because this temple was located on Sakaerang hill. Also, the temple is one of the mind centers of Uthai Thani residences.

The Bridge of the River Kwai is the most important historical place in Kanchanaburi. The bridge of the Death Railway was built in World War II. This remarkable iron bridge had inscribed a dozen of historical stories. Visiting the bridge becomes a signature for tourists in Kanchanaburi.