Hellfire Pass Interpretive Centre

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Jul 05, 2025 - Jul 06, 2025
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Hellfire Pass Interpretive Centre

The Hellfire Pass Interpretive Centre serves as a memorial for those who endured brutal conditions while constructing the Thailand-Burma Railway during WWII.

This site, which underwent upgrades in 2018, was built to remember the countless lives lost. Visitors can explore a gallery showcasing history and listen to interviews with survivors. The centre is located near Konyu Cutting, the most notorious section of the railway.

Significant Highlights

  • 🔦 Historical Gallery
  • 🚶‍♂️ Scenic Walking Trails
  • 🗣️ First-Person Accounts

The interpretive centre is free to access and suitable for tourists, families, and history enthusiasts alike.

Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Hellfire Pass Interpretive Centre

Hellfire Nickname

Named for the torches illuminating emaciated prisoners, resembling scenes of Hell during the construction.

600m Cutting

Konyu Cutting spans 600 meters and is a central feature of the interpretive trails.

Audio Guides Available

Free audio guides provide historical context and survivor narratives during your visit.

Location

Konyu Cutting

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