Thailand is significantly improving its rail network to facilitate travel between Bangkok and southern regions. With the inauguration of a double track on the Bangkok-Chumphon line and improved connections with other key cities, travel times will be significantly reduced and travel conditions greatly improved.
The new Bangkok-Chumphon line: a major breakthrough
The very recent inauguration of a double track on the line linking Bangkok to Chumphon marks a milestone for rail travel in Thailand. By reducing travel time by 90 minutes, this initiative aims to not only reduce delays but also increase the efficiency of train operations. Travelers will now be able to enjoy a faster and more comfortable journey to the beautiful beaches and paradise islands of southern Thailand.
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One of the most extensive rail networks in Southeast Asia
Thailand has one of the most extensive railway networks in Southeast Asia, covering approximately 4,000 km of track. This network, managed by the State Railway of Thailand (SRT), extends across the country, facilitating travel from the capital Bangkok to destinations as diverse as the cultural city of Chiang Mai in the north or the sublime beaches of the south coast. This extensiveness allows travelers to explore in depth the cultural and natural riches of the country.
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Since July 2024, the capitals of Thailand and Laos, Bangkok and Vientiane, are now connected by train thanks to a 7.5 km junction. Four trains operate this connection every night with modern and comfortable carriages, offering passengers an easy and pleasant way to travel between these two nations. The train Express Special stands out for its contemporary wagons, guaranteeing a most pleasant travel experience.
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Diverse train options for every type of traveler
Thailand’s rail network offers a variety of options to suit all types of travelers. Whether you prefer fast trains to save time or night trains to travel while you sleep, Thailand has what you need. For example, to go from Bangkok to Chiang Mai, the best choice is often the number 10 night train, known for its punctuality and comfort.
A faster and more comfortable alternative to buses
The train in Thailand is widely preferred by those who wish to avoid long bus journeys. Not only are trains faster, they also offer superior comfort and unforgettable panoramic views across Thailand’s landscapes. It’s a great way to discover the country while relaxing.
