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Thailand's railroads are important arteries for transporting passengers to places where access is difficult. In addition, Thais are very fond of this mode of transport because of its accessibility and obvious cheapness.<\/p>\n
Content:<\/strong><\/p>\n Thailand, except for the western part, has a developed infrastructure, connecting the most important economic parts of the country. In Thailand, all roads lead to its largest and most industrialized center with a rich history - the city of Bangkok.<\/p>\n Hua Lamphong Station, at Rama 4 Rd., Pathumwan, Bangkok, can be reached by cab and also by the underground metro line at any convenient time. It has almost a century of history, impressing tourists with its elegant appearance, luxury and comfort.<\/p>\n In front of the main entrance to the station there is an information desk, where you can easily explain what and how, advise where you can buy tickets, resolve difficulties.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Not every tourist knows that there is a train route to the city from Don Muang Airport. In fact, the Aeroexpress train does not run there very conveniently. There are usually two ways to get from Don Muang to the train station:<\/p>\n Note that the train will be without air conditioning, and this is quite unpleasant in the constant heat, as well as a very high probability of delays.<\/p>\n In addition to Don Muang, the Thai capital has a new airport that receives international flights, Suvarnabhumi. Since a cab from this airport can be extremely expensive, the best way to get from Suvarnabhumi to Hua Lamphong quickly and without traffic jams is to take the Airport Link suburban train to Makkasan station and then you just need to take the underground metro line. This is a relatively inexpensive and time-efficient way - 100 baht (3$) and about 45 minutes of travel time.<\/p>\n The main train destinations in Thailand are:<\/strong><\/p>\n The longest branch of all is Bangkok-Chiang Mai, its length is more than 750 km, in the direction of Laos - about 500 km.<\/p>\n There are several types of trains in Thailand:<\/strong><\/p>\n In terms of class, Thai trains are divided into two large categories - two classes of sleeping cars and two classes of sitting cars. The main difference in classes is the absence or presence of air conditioning, which can significantly affect the fare. Second class cars with berths are popular among tourists - they are affordable, but the amenities needed on the way are minimal.<\/p>\n It should also be said that the cost of tickets for travel is very different - the average travel time for the furthest direction is about 15-17 hours, and the cost can vary from 300 to 1600 baht (8-45$), depending on the level of comfort offered.<\/p>\n Here it is strictly forbidden to smoke in public places, it can lead to a fine of up to 2 thousand baht (56$). Trains are almost always late.<\/p>\n This is one of the most popular routes leading to the northern regions of Thailand. The route is 751 km, can be reached by 5 trains, you will have to spend up to 15 hours in the car. In this case, the indicated departure time will differ from the actual time by several hours.<\/p>\n\n
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Bangkok-Chiang Mai<\/h3>\n