By train the journey from Prachuap Khiri Khan to Hat Yai is scheduled to take from 9 to 10 hours depending upon which train you take.
Train Times from Prachuap Khiri Khan to Hat Yai
There are currently 4 direct trains per day from Prachuap Khiri Khan (Prachuap) to Hat Yai.
| Train | Prachuap | Hat Yai | Service |
| 171 | 20:04 | 05:50 | Rapid |
| 37/45 | 21:05 | 06:35 | Special Express |
| 31 | 21:41 | 07:05 | Special Express |
| 169 | 22:48 | 09:18 | Rapid |
- The fastest train from Prachuap Khiri Khan and Hat Yai is Train #31 departing from Prachuap Khiri Khan at 21:41 and scheduled to arrive in Hat Yai 9 hours 24 minutes later at 07:05.
- The slowest train from Prachuap Khiri Khan and Hat Yai is Train #169 departing from Prachuap Khiri Khan at 22:48 and timetabled to arrive in Hat Yai 10 hours 30 minutes later at 09:18.
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About Travel to Hat Yai
Hat Yai is a popular destination for tourists from Malaysia and Singapore, but not so much for visitors from Europe or North America. What attracts Malaysian and Singaporean holiday makers is large numbers is the closeness of the city to the border with Malaysia, the shopping opportunities, restaurants, inexpensive hotels and the nightlife, which in some establishments is a little more exotic than is permitted in more culturally conservative Malaysia and Singapore.
Hat Yai City
Hat Yai itself is not one of the Thailand’s more architecturally attractive cities. Hat Yai grew very rapidly from a small settlement into a thriving city of over 160,000 people from 1924 onward when Hat Yai Railway Station opened. Most of the city’s building are concrete with a very functional design.
The amenities for foreign visitors, as opposed to tourist attractions, are very good in terms of hotels and restaurants serving foreign food. Hat Yai has four notable Western style bars, all close to each other, which serve food and alcohol: The Swan, Lion Bar, Westside Saloon and Post Laser Disc Pub. These bars are all within a short walk of the main train station.
Saneha Nusorn Road in Hat YaiTravel from Hat Yai
The reason many travellers will come to Hat Yai is on route to somewhere. Hat Yai is a transport hub for travel to nearby Malaysia, as well as the connection point between the Thai railway network and bus services to ferry and speed boat piers to the islands of the Southern part of the East Coast of Thailand, in particular Koh Lipe.
You can travel direct from Hat Yai to destinations across Southern Thailand as well as Malaysia. Alternatively, you could just take a local bus or minivan from Hat Yai Bus Station 50 minutes south to Padang Besar and join the Malaysian rail network.
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