盟軍公墓

坎恰布里的這個戰爭墓地是爲那些在爲事業服務時喪生的士兵建造的紀念碑。看到男孩們犧牲自己,非常傷心,每個墳墓上的信息都讓你想哭。

Panthamit Don Rak墓地是日本人被迫建造死亡鐵路的戰爭墓地。這是一個非常悲傷的學習中心。

戰爭公墓距離Kanchanaburi火車站僅10分鐘步行路程。只有英文和泰文的簡短歷史。一個和平的地方,以尊重那些犧牲建造桂河大橋和鐵路的人。

Nearly 7,000 Allied prisoners of war from Britain, the Netherlands, Australia, Canada and the United States were buried at the Beibeifu Allied Cemetery. During World War II, the Japanese army captured a large number of European and American prisoners of war in the battlefield of Southeast Asia and escorted them to Thailand to build the Thai-Burmese Railway. Among them, the Guihe Bridge was the most famous one, and was called the "Death Railway" because of the loss of a large number of prisoners of war and migrant workers. During the war, prisoners of war who lost their lives were buried everywhere at will. After the war, the Allies collected and reorganized the remains of the Allies and re-buried them. In fact, Europe and the United States also have a heroic plot "where the mountains are buried loyalty, why the horse leather shroud ring". In any case, we should respect those who have sacrificed for peace and bear in mind the suffering that the Japanese aggressors have brought to China and other Asian countries, as well as to the people of Europe and the United States. The Allied Cemetery is not far from Beibeifu Railway Station. It's OK to go out and hit a beeper train. Each person can travel 5 baht (equivalent to RMB 1 yuan) one way, which can be reached in 5 minutes. The Doodle will be waiting for you at the door. Cemeteries are free of charge for access and visits. The cemetery was very solemn and tidy. Usually one and a half hours. When you enter the cemetery, you must keep quiet and behave appropriately.

再次發現“Kan”,Na Chaburi😎 Don Rak Allied Military Cemetery”或“聯合國軍墓”或北碧府人一般稱之爲“英國帳篷”是一個面積 17 萊的大型墓地,裏面有6,982孔的死亡鐵路建造死亡的戰俘。300 名戰俘死亡,並埋葬在尼克營地(到達三塔檢查站前約15公里),其餘部分來自各個營地戰俘的墳墓。還有 Chong Kai 墓地泰國政府和盟軍於 8 月 24 日達成協議1954 建造了這兩個墓地。墓地的氣氛安靜而陰涼。內部空間佈置得整潔,美麗。每個墳墓頂上都有黃銅板,刻有死亡者的姓名、年齡和國家。最後一行是悲哀的紀念。

唐拉克墓地是老兵的學習中心。