There were 488,735,151 passenger-trips on trains in Thailand during 2023
There were a total of 488,735,151 passenger-trips on trains in Thailand during 2023. 1. Electric trains in Bangkok and surrounding
Read MoreThere were a total of 488,735,151 passenger-trips on trains in Thailand during 2023. 1. Electric trains in Bangkok and surrounding
Read MoreAre you planning a train trip in Thailand or Southeast Asia? Do you have any questions? I have just launched a new Facebook Group called Thai Train Guide to Southeast Asia. There you will find a team of experts waiting 24/7 to answer your questions. Feel free to post your photos of recent train trips to share with other members.
Read MoreFrom 15th December 2023, there will be a major update to the Southern Line timetable due to the opening of
Read MoreTrain tickets are starting to go on sale now for the new year holiday. If you are going away, please
Read MoreSRT has now added the JR-WEST sleeper carriage to the Floating Train. It’s listed as 2nd Class and costs 590
Read MoreA new memorial was unveiled at Hellfire Pass on 25th October 2023 to honour American POW’s who died building the
Read MoreA Thai Channel 3 program about a visit by train to Pang Ton Phung Station in Uttaradit province. There are
Read MorePoramin Bridge, also known as Ban Dara Bridge, is a railway bridge over the Nan River in Phichai District, Uttaradit
Read MoreEllis and Alyssa ride 3rd Class trains from Phichit in the north to Yala in the Deep South. This is
Read MoreThailand is home to numerous picturesque train rides, but among the finest is Express No. 51, known by some as ‘The Jungle Express’.
Read MoreA quick and convenient way to travel between Suvarnabhumi Airport and Bangkok is the Airport Rail Link. The lines goes
Read MoreThe Northern Bangkok Monorail Company Limited (NBM), the concessionaire for the Pink Line electric train project, has written to the
Read MoreThe State Railway of Thailand (SRT) has cut in half the number of commuter trains on the route between Thonburi and Nakhon Pathom due to low passenger numbers.
Read MoreAs part of the double tracking project between Lopburi and Pak Nam Pho, the State Railway of Thailand had to build an elevated bypass to the west of the city. This is due to not being able to expand the width used by the tracks through the city as it already runs close to Phra Prang Sam Yot and other historical sites.
Read MoreThese are two photos showing Lopburi Railway Station Then and Now. Lopburi Railway Station is a class 1 railway station
Read MoreThe State Railway of Thailand will be doing a trial run for Special Express No.31/32 Hat Yai sleeper train to
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