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Home » Reader question » From Malaysia to Thailand by train, is that possible?
From Malaysia to Thailand by train, is that possible?
Dear readers,
We plan to travel from Malaysia to Thailand, from Penang to Pak Bara pier. We want to do this by train to the border crossing and then by taxi.
Can we enter Thailand at all through this border crossing? Or are we forced to make the crossing to Thailand by plane?
Would love to hear from you.
Greetings,
Lilian
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you can currently just cross the border from malasia to thailand, by train or bus
you can take the train from malasia to Hadyai Thailand and from there by bus to Pak bara
pier .
You can currently just cross the border from Malaysia to Thailand, by train or bus.
You can take the train from Malaysia to Hat Yai, Thailand, and from there by bus to Pak Bara
pier.