Khao Khat Historical Center⛰

Hellfire Pass is part of the historic Thai-Burma railway during World War II. It is 73 meters long and 25 meters deep. It was created by cutting a hole through the mountain by the hands of Austrian and British POWs. Construction began in April 1943. The construction took 3 months. The POWs worked 18 hours a day. At night, they used oil lamps. The dim light and the shadows of the POWs appeared on the walls of the cut mountain, which is why the place was nicknamed Hellfire Pass. Hellfire Pass is located behind the Hellfire Pass Museum. There is a nature study trail from the museum to Hellfire Pass. Open to tourists and the public every day from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.