TERMINAL STATIONS IN BANGKOK:

The following are the four terminal stations that we have in the capital. Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Terminal Station is the main terminal station for Bangkok. All of the long distance trains on the Northern, Northeastern and Southern lines start from here. Bangkok Railway Station was the main terminal station for more than 100 years. Now it only serves local and commuter trains and also all trains on the Eastern line. The third terminal station in Bangkok is Thonburi Railway Station. This was formerly Bangkok Noi Station and the terminal station for the Southern Line. The last terminal station is Wongwian Yai Railway Station which is also in Thonburi district of Bangkok. This line is independent of the rest of the rail network as it only goes down to Samut Sakhon.

• Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Terminal Station
• Bangkok Railway Station (Hua Lamphong)
• Thonburi Railway Station
• Wongwian Yai Railway Station

LINES OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE STATE RAILWAY OF THAILAND:

Northern Line

• Sawankhalok Railway Station

Northeastern Line

• Bua Yai Junction
• Kaeng Khoi Junction (125km)
• Udon Thani Railway Station (568km)

Eastern Line

Southern Line 

• Chumphon Railway Station (468km)
• Hua Hin Railway Station (212km)

Maeklong Line

ELECTRIC TRAIN STATIONS IN GREATER BANGKOK:

The electric train lines across Bangkok are expanding all the time and over the last few years it has sometimes been difficult to keep up with both new stations and new lines opening. In the beginning they were exclusively inside Bangkok, but now the electric system reaches neighboring provinces. The Dark Green Line is the longest electric line as it stretches over 50 km from BTS Keha Station in Samut Prakan Province to BTS Khu Khot in Pathum Thani Province. Only the Red Line is operated by the State Railway of Thailand.

• Red Line
• Blue Line
• Purple Line
• Green Line
• Light Green Line
• Gold Line
• Yellow Line
• Orange Line