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Overnight trains may arrive the next day. Book accommodation and onward transport for the actual arrival date.
Thailand by train
Thailand train tickets and overnight trains
Travel from Bangkok to Chiang Mai, Ayutthaya, Nong Khai or the south. Choose daytime seats or overnight sleepers based on your itinerary and arrival time.
What should I check before booking Thailand trains with Quitang?
Confirm the full departure station and date, then choose a seat or sleeper. Bangkok has multiple railway stations. For overnight journeys to Chiang Mai or Hat Yai, also check the arrival date. Quitang offers Chinese-language booking links; SRT D-Ticket is the State Railway of Thailand’s official ticketing channel. Trains, availability, fees and travel credentials are shown in search results and order details.
Booking process and servicesSlow travel, deep experience
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Make the train part of your Thailand experience
Thailand’s trains suit travellers who enjoy a slower view of the scenery. Overnight journeys can save a hotel night, but trains, seat classes and arrival times vary. Bangkok has several stations; check the full name on your order after booking.
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On mobile, open the Quitang mini program directly. On desktop, scan with WeChat to reach the Thailand search page.
Open the mini program to search trainsScan with WeChatPopular journeys
Popular train routes in Thailand
For long journeys, compare departure times, arrival times and seat classes together.
Bangkok → Chiang MaiThailand’s Northern Line
A popular long-distance and overnight sleeper routePopularBangkok → AyutthayaA short cultural trip
From the capital to the historic cityShort tripBangkok → Nong KhaiThailand’s Northeastern Line
An important route towards the Thai–Lao borderNortheastBangkok → Surat ThaniThailand’s Southern Line
Connect with southern Thailand’s island tripsSouthboundBefore you book
Key checks before booking
Choose a sleeper to suit your needs
Compare seats and sleepers for longer journeys. Train configurations and availability are shown in search results.
Look beyond “Bangkok station”
Locate the station using the full name in your order. Check travel distances and allow enough time before boarding.
FAQ
Thailand train ticket FAQs
Some long-distance trains offer sleepers. Available services and classes depend on search results for your travel date.
Bangkok has several railway stations. Different routes and trains may use different stations. Plan your journey using the full station name on your order.
Conditions depend on the ticket product and application time. Read the rules before paying, or contact online support about an existing order.
SRT D-Ticket is the State Railway of Thailand’s official ticketing service. Search by departure, arrival and date, then choose a seat or sleeper. Quitang offers a Chinese-language booking option. Before paying, confirm full station names, total cost, collection instructions and refund/change conditions in your order.
Wake up to another side of Thailand
Scan to search trains and seat classes, and confirm your station before departure.
More routes
More routes in Thailand
Choose a route, check departure and arrival stations and transfer arrangements, then search trains and tickets for your date.
Chiang Mai → AyutthayaThailand’s Northern Line
Chiang Mai–Ayutthaya is a long-distance journey on Thailand’s Northern Line.Route guideBangkok → Hua HinThailand’s Southern Line
Travel from Bangkok to Hua Hin on Thailand’s Southern Line.Route guideBangkok → Hat YaiThailand’s Southern Line
Bangkok–Hat Yai is a long-distance journey on Thailand’s Southern Line. Choose Hat Yai Junction / ชุมทางหาดใหญ่ as your arrival station.Route guideStations
More station guides for Thailand
Find your departure and arrival stations, and learn about access, transfers and travel preparation. On your travel day, check your order and station notices for boarding arrangements.
Ayutthaya Station
Ayutthaya Station, the historical park and the bus station are different locations. Arrange local transport to your actual destination after arrival.
Read the full station guideNong Khai Station
Nong Khai Station is in Thailand. Passengers on Thailand–Laos cross-border trains follow instructions to complete Thai border formalities at Nong Khai and Lao formalities at Vientiane's Khamsavath Station. Khamsavath is separate from the Vientiane station on the Laos–China Railway.
Read the full station guideHua Hin Station
Hua Hin Station, the airport, bus station and your accommodation are different locations. Use the full railway station name in your order when booking and navigating.
Read the full station guideHat Yai Junction
SRT D-Ticket uses the full name Hat Yai Junction / ชุมทางหาดใหญ่. It is distinct from Hat Yai Airport, the bus station and the wider city.
Read the full station guideOfficial information and travel rules
Use these official channels to check boarding, baggage and entry requirements. Search schedules, fares and availability for your date, and check railway and station notices for temporary changes.
- State Railway of Thailand D-TicketThailand train schedules, stations and ticketing informationVisit official source: State Railway of Thailand D-Ticket
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