How do I get from Pattaya to Bangkok?

You can easily travel from Pattaya to Bangkok by train, enjoying a comfortable journey along the way.

How many hours does it take from Pattaya to Bangkok by train?

Train travel between Pattaya and Bangkok typically takes around 2 hours and 30 minutes to 3 hours, depending on the train.

What trains run on the Pattaya to Bangkok route?

Trains from Pattaya to Bangkok are operated by the State Railway of Thailand, offering a reliable and comfortable service.

What station does the train arrive at in Bangkok?

In Bangkok, the train arrives at Hua Lamphong Station, centrally located at 224 Rama IV Road, near the city center.

Pattaya to Bangkok Train

Travel on a high-speed train from Pattaya to Bangkok and experience a comfortable ride in just under three hours! Enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way. The train is equipped with all the necessary amenities, including restrooms, cozy seating, and vending machines, making for a smooth and enjoyable journey.

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Distance

147 kilometers

Travel time

2 hours 29 minutes

Daily Departures

1

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Bangkok to Pattaya Train

Pattaya - Bangkok Train Schedule

Get ready to embark on a journey through Thailand's breathtaking landscapes!

PATTAYA TO BANGKOK TRAIN TICKETS

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Pattaya to Bangkok Railway Route Map

With nearly 1 daily departure, traveling from Pattaya to Bangkok is extremely convenient. Be sure to check Rail Ninja's Pattaya to Bangkok train map and schedule before booking your tickets.
Frequent train services offer the flexibility to pick a departure time that fits your schedule. Enjoy a quick and comfortable ride with modern amenities on board. It's a good idea to book your tickets in advance, especially on weekends and holidays, to secure the best seats. Once in Bangkok, you'll have easy access to local transport to explore the city's vibrant attractions.

Train from Pattaya to Bangkok: What You Need to Know

Tips to Buy Train Tickets

Travel Off-Peak for Savings

Choosing to travel during off-peak hours, such as weekdays or outside of holiday seasons, can often result in lower ticket prices. Trains at less popular times are typically less crowded, offering a more comfortable ride.
Look for Rail Passes or Discount Cards

If you’re planning multiple train journeys, consider using a rail pass or discount card to save money. Options like the Eurail or Interrail passes can offer unlimited travel across several regions, and national railcards can reduce ticket costs significantly.