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Reader question: From Ban Mo to Sukhothai?

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30 September 2017

Dear readers,

I'm going to Thailand for 2 months in mid-December, I'll stay in Ban MO in the area of ​​Lop Buri. From there I want to make some trips one of these is to Sukhothai. I now know that the easiest way is by plane, but I want to go by train, does anyone have experience with that? Ban Mo has its own small station.

Thanks.

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Joop

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2 Responses to “Reader Question: From Ban Mo to Sukhothai?”

  1. conimex says up
    30 September 2017 on 12: 34

    Sukothai has no train station, the nearest train station is Phitsanulok, which is about 60 kilometers from Sukothai, from there you could take a minibus, the train from Ban Mo to Phitsanulok takes about 6 hours.

    • conimex says up
      30 September 2017 on 12: 38

      https://www.google.co.th/search?q=ban+mo+to+phitsanulok+by+train&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=nl-th&client=safari , it is even slightly shorter, 4,5 hours to 5 hours.


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