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Home » News from Thailand » Rail route to the Cambodian border will begin on July 1

Rail route to the Cambodian border will begin on July 1

By Editorial
Posted in News from Thailand

June 26, 2019

The new train service between Bangkok and the border town of Ban Klong Luk in Sa Kaeo will start on July 1. There will be a train running four times a day, two in each direction.

Passenger train No. 275 departs Bangkok at 5.55:11.17 AM for Aranyaprathet and Klong Luk and arrives at the border station at 279:13.05 AM. The No. 17.27 passenger train will run on the same route, leaving Bangkok at XNUMX:XNUMX PM and reaching the border station at XNUMX:XNUMX PM.

Passenger train No. 280 will depart for Klong Luk station (Rong Kluea market) at 06.58:12.05 AM, arrival in Bangkok is scheduled at 276:1.53 PM, and passenger train No. 19.40 will leave the border station at XNUMX:XNUMX AM, arrival in Bangkok will be at XNUMX:XNUMX PM be hours.

The new service should make it easier for Thai and foreign tourists to cross the border. The price for a ticket between Bangkok and Ban Klong Luk station will be 49 baht each way.

For ticket bookings or further information, the traveler may contact the SRT on hotline 1690 (24 hours a day) or through the website www.railway.co.th or @pr.railway Facebook page.

It is not known when Cambodia will start train service from neighboring Poi Pet.

The train connections between the two countries were cut 45 years ago because of the civil war in Cambodia.

Source: Bangkok Post

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