WORLD WAR II & JEATH WAR MUSEUM

A very important museum, but it’s being shut down and so the upkeep has taken a backseat. I still think it’s worth the visit until it’s closed! It’s an important part of history during The Second World War and I appreciate the insight it provides on Japanese colonialism and the conflicts between the Thai and Burmese people. Important history lessons. I would recommend the morning, it was super warm when I went it made the walks a bit more challenging!

. But outside you can see old train engine. I like the place. Can't go inside.late I came. 2025 Oct

We thought this was the official war museum but that is next to the war cemetery. Incredible amount of historic items including old vehicles and a chopper to look at. Several different museums in one. Great view over the river Kwai as well, Shame it's closing down

For me an awesome place especially if you are a keen observer. Dozens of items related to the World War 2 era. Most items on display are that old. Probably not perfectly cataloged and labelled but very interesting all the same. Near the parking lot of the Bridge Over The River Khwae. A modest 50 baht entry fee at the time of writing this review. The engine that transported ammunition for the Japanese is right at the entrance - really takes you back to that time. Many other items, that are no longer manufactured. You should see this place it is on 2 floors, make sure that you walk through all that space.

Really enjoyed this museum next to the bridge. It has an incredible view point on the fourth floor and it had a really vast collection of items and memorabilia. I don’t usually enjoy museums and tend to speed through but spent a good couple hours in here as there was so much variety. A shame it’s closing as both the exhibits, view and architecture are beautiful. Only 50 baht entry is a bargain. A shame it’s closing soon. Hope it gets saved!!

An interesting mix of WWII and Thai history in one museum. Though be quick, the signs said 2025 was the last year it would be open

No worth going. Very disappointing as it's not informative n dull. Should have a professional museum curator to help plan out the place.

Many relics from the WWII era. There is not a lot of structure and the history given in the plaques around the exhibits is lacking. There are a lot of interesting relics from that era and the admission price is very reasonable. I would not rate it high from a lesson on history standpoint, but relics contained make the visit worthwhile.