Train times & tickets – Bangkok to Uthumphon Phisai

By train it takes between 7 and 11 hours to travel 494.45 km from Bangkok Hua Lamphong Train Station to Uthumphon Phisai. The first three trains of the day complete the journey during daylight hours, and the rest travel through the night.

Train Times to Uthumphon Phisai

There are 8 direct trains a day from Bangkok to Uthumphon Phisai:

• The fastest train from Bangkok to Uthumphon Phisai is Train #21 departing at 05:45 which is scheduled to complete the journey in 7 hours 16 minutes.
• The slowest train service from Bangkok to Uthumphon Phisai is Train #145 departing at 15:20 which is scheduled to the complete the journey in 10 hours 32 minutes.

Buy Tickets to Uthumphon Phisai

Use the Search Box below to buy your ticket from Bangkok to Uthumphon Phisai.

There are train services on the Bangkok to Uthumphon Phisai route which have sleeper berths available: Train #139 departing at 18:55, Train #23 departing at 20:30, and Train #67 departing at 21:30. Of these three trains the best quality service is Train #23 which uses the newest of the passenger carriages in use by the State Railways of Thailand.

Ticket Prices to Uthumphon Phisai

It costs 250 to 300 THB more to buy your tickets online than buying them at a train station in Thailand. 

The advantage of buying Thailand train tickets online in advance is that you can guarantee to get the seat type you want on the train service which is most convenient for you. Train tickets in Thailand can often sell out before the day of travel, particularly 1st and 2nd Class sleeper berths. If you plan to travel around the time of a public holiday in Thailand then booking in advance is also recommended as trains become very busy at these times.

Bangkok Train Station

• Read more about about Bangkok Hua Lamphong Train Station

Uthumphon Phisai Train Station

About Uthumphon Phisai

Uthumphon Phisai is small town near to three major tourist attractions. The closest of these three attractions to Uthumphon Phisai is Prasat Hin Wat Sa Khampaeng Yai, which is a Khmer era temple devoted to Hindu gods constructed in the 11th Century. The older temple now sits with the grounds of a modern Buddhist temple. The Khmer part of the temple is a set of sandstone structures with some interesting Khmer inscriptions set within the lintels of the structures detailing the history of the original temple.

Further out of town are Prasat Wat Sa Kamphaeng Noi and Prasat Ban Prasat, which also feature Khmer era temple buildings within the grounds of more modern Buddhist temples. You need to hire a vehicle to reach these two out of town temple complexes, which are also believed to have been constructed during the 11th Century.

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