Sawankhalok Railway Station (สถานีรถไฟสวรรคโลก)

Sawankhalok Railway Station is a Class 3 terminal station on the Sawankhalok Branch of the Northern Line, located in Sukhothai Province about 448 kilometres north of Bangkok. It serves as the terminus for local trains running between Sila At and Sawankhalok, providing an important rail link for the district and nearby communities. The station is also the nearest rail access point for travellers heading to Sukhothai Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site around 30 kilometres away.

TIMETABLES

These are all the outbound and inbound trains that stop at this station. For more information about these trains, visit the Train Finder for the Southern Line and Timetables for the Southern Line. Also, visit the Train Tracking System for live updates for this station.

HISTORY AND BACKGROUND

The Sawankhalok branch line was completed in the early 20th century, with Ban Dara Junction designated as the connection to the Northern Line. The branch was built to support both passenger travel and local industries, especially ceramics, which Sawankhalok was historically known for. Although services today are limited to local trains, Sawankhalok Station continues to connect the district with Uttaradit and the wider national railway network, maintaining its role as a community gateway and convenient access point for visitors exploring Sukhothai.

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