Hellfire Pass Interpretive Centre, Tha Sao

I enjoyed the centre, brand new, thought it was great. The audio tour was good, but found several times that we we missed numbers as we walked, and walked back to see the nail in the wall. Information was a lot for how short the walk was, and then didn't seem to give any info near the monument on the staircases and trolley at the top of one of them. While we enjoyed the walk, I personally would have loved to hear a bit more about the horrors endured, felt it was a little bit glossy compared to others of it's kind, but I also understand why. It was free and appreciated. Felt emotional when the Last Post was played during the audio tour. Bring bug repellent. Did the 40 min walk, would do again and do the long walk plus leave more time for the centre

The center is really state of the art facility with a mini theater inside. What sent shivers down my spine though was the sounds of chisel presumably made to simulate the prisoners cutting through the mountains. They also offer headphones where the story of the pass is narrated in detail. The trail itself has many notice boards narrating the history of this place.