Trains from Bang Saphan Yai to Hat Yai

By train the journey from Bang Saphan Yai to Hat Yai is scheduled to take from 8 to 9 hours depending upon which train you take.

Train Times from Bang Saphan Yai to Hat Yai


There are currently 3 direct train services a day from Bang Saphan Yai to Hat Yai.

TrainBang Saphan YaiHat YaiService
17121:0505:50Rapid
37/4522:0406:35Special Express
16923:5808:48Rapid
  • The fastest service from Bang Saphan Yai to Hat Yai is the 22:04 departure on Train #37/45 which is scheduled to complete the journey in 8 hours 31 minutes.
  • The slowest service is the 23:58 departure on Train #169 which is scheduled to complete the journey in 8 hours 50 minutes.

Buy Tickets from Bang Saphan Yai to Hat Yai


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After booking you will be sent your train tickets by e-mail. You can either print out your train tickets or show your tickets to the conductor on a mobile phone screen. We recommend printing out your tickets just in case your phone runs out of power or you lose internet connection at the time when the tickets are checked.

Ticket Prices from Bang Saphan Yai to Hat Yai


Tickets from Bang Saphan Yai to Hat Yai purchased in advance online are 41 THB to 219 THB more expensive than train tickets purchased at a train station in Thailand.

Seat TypeOnline PriceStation Price
1st Class A/C Sleeper1,524 THB1,305 THB
2nd Class A/C Sleeper805 to 895 THB694 to 774 THB
2nd Class Fan Seats391 to 480 THB324 to 404 THB
3rd Class Fan Seats243 to 328 THB202 to 282 THB

Booking in advance is recommended particularly if you want to travel in 1st or 2nd Class A/C Sleeper as these ticket types normally sell out in advance of the day of travel.

Location of Bang Saphan Yai Railway Station


Google Map of Bang Saphan Yai Railway Station

Hat Yai Railway Station


See more information about Hat Yai Train Station.

Google Map of Hat Yai Railway Station

About Travel to Hat Yai


Hat Yai’s main railway station is conveniently located in the busiest part of Hat Yai city which is also the part of the city where the majority of visitors choose to stay. Hat Yai, with a city centre population of nearly 160,000 permanent residents, is the largest city in Southern Thailand and a travel hub between Malaysia and the rest of Thailand.

History of Hat Yai

Hat Yai is a relatively new city with its origins in the establishment of a railway worker’s camp at the end of the 19th Century. Hat Yai grew slowly into a city in its own right and most of the buildings in the city centre are no older than about 30 years and are functional, rather than beautiful, constructed out of concrete. Hat Yai doesn’t have many tourist attractions in terms of old buildings, or other historical sites, but it does have parks, markets, shopping centres and one noteworthy temple with what is claimed to be the world’s third largest reclining Buddha statue.

2nd Class AC Sleeper Berth on Train 37 to Hat Yai
2nd Class AC Sleeper Berth on Train 37 to Hat Yai
Reasons to Visit Hat Yai

Hat Yai is most popular as a tourist destination with visitors from Malaysia and Singapore, partly on account of its convenient location near the border with Malaysia. Malaysian tourists come to the city largely for shopping and eating out, which also has great hotels and bars and a more liberal atmosphere than is in the norm for Malaysia. Western visitors tend to come to Hat Yai only on their way to somewhere else. Hat Yai is a transit point for popular islands off the West Coast of Thailand, particularly Koh Lipe, as well the connection point on the Thai railway network for bus and minivan services to the more popular tourist town of Songkhla.

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