The SRT Eastern Line is made up of two main lines, namely the Aranyaphrathet Main Line and Ban Phlu Ta Luang Main Line. The Phra Phutthachai Main Line linking to the Northeastern Line outside of Bangkok is also part of the Eastern Line, however there are only freight services plying on the said line. The Eastern Line only operates with Ordinary third-class all-stop trains. In Bangkok, the Suvarnabhumi Airport Rail Link runs parallel and offers interchanges to the Eastern Line for most parts.
The easternmost end of the SRT Eastern Line at Ban Klong Luk Border connects with Royal Railway (Cambodia) train services from Poipet to Phnom Penh.
Route Map
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*not all stations are included in the route map.
Singapore to Bangkok by Train
Timetable from SRT’s Website
SRT Eastern Line Train Ticket Booking Methods
- SRT Eastern Line ticket counters only
SRT Eastern Line tickets are open for sale on the day of departure only. Unlimited SRT Eastern Line tickets are available (all free seating) and do not sell out.
Hotel Booking
Attractions Booking
- Klook (Get FREE S$5/RM15 voucher for your first purchase when you sign up here! *subject to exchange rate)
How do I book tickets online?
You cannot book SRT Eastern Line train tickets online.
Phnom Penh – Bangkok Line
You may use Ban Klong Luk Border Railway Station to access Cambodia. You may travel onward to Thailand on the Royal Railway after Ban Klong Luk Border by foot to Poipet. An overnight stay is necessary at the border to wait for the connecting train.
Royal Railway Cambodia Combined Timetable
includes SRT Eastern Line for onward travel to Bangkok
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Timings on Royal Railway (Cambodia)’s side may change with or without prior notice.
Check the latest departure times locally.
Phnom Penh – Bangkok Fares
Royal Railway (Cambodia): US$7 from Phnom Penh to Poipet.
SRT Eastern Line (Thailand): 49 Baht (~US$1.60) for the full route to Bangkok. Payment is only accepted in Thai Baht. Please search here for exact fares to other stations en route.
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