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Reader question: When will the old steam locomotive run on the River Kwai railway line?

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November 10 2015

Dear readers,

Does anyone know when the museum steam locomotive makes the trip on the River Kwai Railway? I think it was December, but I'm not sure.

Yours faithfully,

Burt

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RonnyLatPhrao says up

10 November 2015 at 10: 31

This year from November 28 to December 5.

http://www.kanchanaburi-info.com/en/festival.html

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freddy says up

11 November 2015 at 07: 44

I hope for your sake that the steam train is still running at the River Kwai Festival, I have never seen it drive over the bridge in a beautiful sound and light show. The year after that unfortunately no longer (2004), due to lack of funds to keep driving.
Let us know if it's still running!

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RonnyLatPhrao says up

11 November 2015 at 08: 23

It still exists but is pushed by another train during the light show. Steam and steam whistle are still not working enough to drive under their own power.

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Reader question: When will the old steam locomotive run on the River Kwai railway line?

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