By train the journey from Don Mueang Airport to Lopburi is scheduled to take from 1 to 2 hours depending upon which train service you use.
Train Times from Don Mueang to Lopburi
There are 7 direct train services a day from Don Mueang Airport to Lopburi.
| Don Mueang | Lopburi | Service | Train |
| 07:47 | 09:42 | Rapid | 111 |
| 09:20 | 10:28 | Special Express | 7 |
| 14:32 | 16:21 | Rapid | 109 |
| 18:57 | 20:41 | Special Express | 9 |
| 20:22 | 21:58 | Special Express | 13 |
| 21:02 | 22:38 | Special Express | 107 |
| 22:47 | 00:27 | Express | 51 |
- Fastest Train: The fastest service from Don Mueang Airport Railway Station to Lopburi is Train #7, departing at 09:20 which is scheduled to complete the journey from Don Mueang Airport Railway Station to Lopburi in 1 hours 08 minutes.
- Slowest Train: The slowest of the 7 train services from Don Mueang Airport Railway Station to Lopburi is Train #111, departing at 07:47, and scheduled to arrive in Lopburi 1 hour 55 minutes later.
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Location of Don Mueang Airport Railway Station
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Location of Lopburi Railway Station
About Travel to Lopburi
Lopburi is fairly close to Ayutthaya, but receives far fewer visitors. The main attractions in Lopburi, which are its Khmer era temples, pre-date the famous temples in Ayutthaya Historical Park, however, there are fewer places of interest to visit in Lopburi compared to Ayutthaya, which is why it is tends to be less popular.
Lopburi Town
Lopburi Town has two parts, an Old Town and a New Town. The New Town area has little of interest to tourists, and most visitors only ever go to the historic Old Town area to the West and North of the main train station. As a whole Lopburi has 60,000 permanent human residents, and thousands of monkeys living wild in the Old Town area. The monkeys are nuisance for the local people, however, they are also a tourist attraction. The temples in the Old Town are generally full of monkeys and in the last weekend of November there is a popular monkey festival where the monkeys are fed from long tables.
Wat Phrasi Rattana Mahathat is one of the major temples in LopburiTemples in Lopburi
Lopburi is believed to have been inhabited since the 6th Century. None of the buildings from that time have survived. However, the temples built in the 12th and 13th Century when Lopburi was part of the Khmer Empire have survived. The three main temples to visit are Phra Prang Sam Yot, San Phra Kan, and Wat Phrasi Rattana Mahathat. These temples, which are within walking distance of each other, feature Khmer style prang towers and intricate stone carvings and reliefs.
King Narai’s Palace
For a very brief period in the 17th Century Lopburi was the capital of Thailand. King Narai built a palace in the city from which to rule from. The palace has several throne halls and other significant buildings, some of which were added later by King Mongkut. The palace is open to visitors as is the nearby Ban Vichayen, which was the residence at different times for several notable foreign visitors to Thailand, including Greek born Constantine Phaulkon who became King Narai’s first minister.