Trains from Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok

Trains from Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok

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Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok Destination Reviews

HM
Easy to book railway staff very helpful
Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok, Train #8 2nd Class AC seats only, Thai Railway (การรถไฟแห่งประเทศไทย), Mar 24, 2025
JW
Great journey, train left a little late but that’s Thailand. It was comfortable with plenty of leg room and clean bathroom. AC worked well and the scenery was lovely.
Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok, Train #8 2nd Class AC seats only, Thai Railways (การรถไฟแห่งประเทศไทย), Feb 4, 2025
SC
Leaving Chiang Mai, the scenery is very beautiful. Train was on time the whole way. In 3rd Class, it is not a western toilet so be aware. That was ok for my 6 hour trip but going all the way to Bangkok like that would be difficult. Seats are very small. Bring a jacket or layers to wear because the temperature on the train changes often without air con.
Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok, Train #102 Class 3 Fan, Thai Railways (การรถไฟแห่งประเทศไทย), Jan 5, 2025
SB
Best way to see the countryside
Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok, Train #52 Class 3 Fan, Thai Railway (การรถไฟแห่งประเทศไทย), Feb 11, 2024
MM
Left on time, comfortable and good food/drink service. Arrived at our destination within 5 minutes of the scheduled time
Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok, Train #8 2nd Class AC seats only, Thai Railway (การรถไฟแห่งประเทศไทย), Jan 13, 2023
P
Just remember to have warm clothes if You have A/C on your car... Winter is coming?
Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok, Train #8 2nd Class AC seats only, Thai Railway (การรถไฟแห่งประเทศไทย), Dec 23, 2022
JK
Aircondition just too cold
Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok, Train #8 2nd Class AC seats only, Thai Railway (การรถไฟแห่งประเทศไทย), Sep 21, 2022
MK
Seats could be better for sleeping
Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok, Train #8 2nd Class AC seats only, Thai Railway (การรถไฟแห่งประเทศไทย), Jul 28, 2022
BM
totally no problem
Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok, Train #8 2nd Class AC seats only, Thai Railway (การรถไฟแห่งประเทศไทย), Jan 28, 2022
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Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok Train Schedule

OperatorClassDeparture TimeArrival TimePriceRating
Thai Railway
Class 3 Fan
06:30
13:16
€4.67
  4.7
Thai Railway
2nd Class Fan seats only
06:30
13:16
€6.94
  4.0
Thai Railway
Class 3 AC
06:30
13:16
€6.54
Thai Railway
Class 3 Fan
06:30
12:49
€4.54
Thai Railway
2nd Class Fan seats only
06:30
12:49
€6.62
Thai Railway
2nd Class Fan seats only
06:30
13:46
€7.18
Thai Railway
Class 3 Fan
06:30
13:46
€4.78
Thai Railway
2nd Class AC seats only
08:50
14:34
€10.42
  4.5
Thai Railway
Class 3 Fan
15:30
22:58
€5.74
  4.7
Thai Railway
2nd Class Fan seats only
15:30
22:58
€8.01
  4.0
Thai Railway
2nd Class Sleeper AC
15:30
22:58
€17.36
  3.5
Thai Railways
2nd Class Sleeper AC
15:30
23:35
€17.36
Thai Railway
Class 3 Fan
17:00
23:53
€6.81
  4.7
Thai Railway
2nd Class Fan seats only
17:00
23:53
€9.08
  4.0
Thai Railway
2nd Class Sleeper AC
17:00
23:53
€18.43
  3.5
Thai Railway
1st Class Sleeper AC
17:00
23:53
€30.58
Thai Railway
2nd Class Sleeper AC
18:00
00:47
€23.50
  3.5
Thai Railway
1st Class Sleeper AC
18:00
00:47
€35.65
Thai Railway
2nd Class Sleeper AC
19:35
02:20
€23.50
  3.5
Thai Railway
1st Class Sleeper AC
19:35
02:20
€35.65

Transportation from Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok

Facts about the train from Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok

Cheapest Train€7
Fastest Train5h 44m
Earliest Train6:30 AM
Latest Train6:00 PM
Daily Train Routes13
Distance225 kilometers
TrainThai Railway, Thai Railways

How to get from Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok by Train

Taking a train to get from Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok is a safe, fast, and scenic option to travel the country. On certain routes, there are multiple train departures per day every 10 to 15 minutes. This is typical for intercity travel, while for long distance train routes there are fewer scheduled departures – plan ahead to choose the one that fits your itinerary best.

For long distance train journeys, we recommend reserving your tickets at least a few days ahead of your travel date. Buying train tickets via our online booking system will allow you to choose and reserve the best Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok tickets.

Buying your tickets online will help you secure the trip on the selected date and avoid queuing at the station.. When travelling on weekends and holidays it is recommended to reserve tickets much earlier due to a much higher demand. During high season, train tickets sell out quickly – do book as early as you can.

How far is it from Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok?

Travelling by train, the distance from Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok is 140 miles. Before setting on for a train journey, have a look at the map to find out what tourist spots or landmarks you will pass by – maybe they are worth a quick stop?

How long does it take to get from Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok by Train?

Travel time from Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok is estimated to be about 5h 44m. Trains ensure the fastest time to travel by land. As normally there is no congestion, the speed of travel is more or less constant and stops at train stations are rather short, train is almost always one of the quickest and safest ways to get from Chiang Mai and Phitsanulok.

The most important thing that may affect train travel time is the type of train. Ordinary trains travel at a speed of about 40 mph or 65 km/h to 65 mph or 105 km/h. Some intercity trains with shorter distances between stations run slower than 40 mph. Even with these low speeds, it can still be faster than commuting by car, bus or taxi.

The speed of express trains can reach up to 100 mph or 160 km/h. Modern high-speed trains can run at speeds exceeding 250 mph or 400 km/h.

These speeds of travel together with relatively short stops between stations can greatly shorten the duration of your trip.

How much does it cost to get from Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok by Train?

The train ticket price from Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok varies depending on the types of trains or carriages available.

Some trains feature different types of carriages, seats and berths offering various amenities and level of comfort.

Basic passenger trains which are often non-air-conditioned and have wooden, hard or old seats are normally cheap. Premium or luxury trains and coaches have a higher ticket price but are equipped with air-conditioning, toilets, and large soft seats with sufficient legroom to make train rides comfortable.

Considering the distance travelled, train is the most affordable means of transport. Also, ticket prices include 2 or 3 bags – sometimes even more – per passenger.

Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok timetable

Trains are great for long-distance travel. Double-check your travel itinerary and use the Chiang Mai to Phitsanulok timetable above with train departure times and arrival times to find the best train for your route.

Best-Rated Companies for this Route

Unlike buses or taxis which have numerous companies offering their services, train service is usually offered by just one major company in each country. As railway service requires a large amount of infrastructure, most railway companies are government-owned and are a part of the national transport system.

One of the best advantages of travelling by train is that railway stations are often conveniently located within or very near major cities and urban areas. Immediately on arrival to their destination, travellers find themselves in close proximity to important facilities like hotels, supermarkets, and hospitals.

If you travel with a lot of bags and luggage, trains are your best option. Luggage weight limits on trains are rather flexible and allow you to carry multiple bags with you.

Special or luxury trains feature sufficient legroom which allows you to stretch your legs and relax. In comfort and space these train seats can be compared to business class airplane seats.

Similar to buses, trains can provide a variety of amenities to make your travel more comfortable and enjoyable. Modern trains have WIFI service, a snack counter and a drinking bar. Onboard toilets can be a life saver for travellers with queasy stomachs.

Lastly, unlike buses and other overland means of transport, trains are very rarely involved in accidents.