Chumphon Train Timetables and Fares

Catching the Chumphon Train is easily the best way to arrive in town, as the railway station is located just a few minutes walk from the centre and transport to the ferry ports for boats to Koh Tao and Koh Phangan leave from the station.

Trains to Chumphon

Chumphon Railway Station is a major stop on the Southern Line from Bangkok and all trains travelling both north and south will stop here.

To learn more about the station and connecting boats to Koh Tao / Phangan click here >

The railway station in Chumphon Thailand >

Trains to/from the North

Bangkok to Chumphon Train

Most of the faster trains take between 6 and a half and 8 hours to travel from Bangkok to Chumphon. If you are coming down to catch a boat out to the islands, it is best to catch one of the night sleeper trains, so you can be in town to be picked up by bus for the first ferry out to Koh Tao.

For times and fares for the train from Bangkok to Chumphon click here >

For the train from Chumphon to Bangkok click here >

Chumphon to Hua Hin Train

The Royal beach resort of Hua Hin is a popular stop for tourists
heading north. All trains travelling up to Bangkok will stop at Hua Hin,
which is between 4 and 6 hours away by train.

For train times and fares to Hua Hin click here >

Trains to/from the South

Chumphon to Hat Yai Train

There are plenty of night trains that head to and from Thailand’s southern city of Hat Yai.

Click here for times and fares to/from Hat Yai >

Chumphon to Malaysia by Train

If you plan to travel to/from Chumphon to Malaysia, the daily International Express Train is the easiest way to go.

This train now originates / terminates at the border station of Padang Besar so you will now have to take a KTM Komuter train if you are heading to Butterworth railway station (which is a short ferry ride from George Town on Penang Island).

If you want to travel from Chumphon to Langkawi by train, you can alight at either Hat Yai, Arau or Alor Setar and catch a bus or taxi to the ferry ports from here.

See our Bangkok to Langkawi train page for more information >

Click here for times and fares for the International Express to Padang Besar >

Other alternatives are to take the train from Chumphon to Hat Yai, then take a Shuttle Train to Padang Besar.

Travel to Chumphon by Bus

If you do decide to travel to Chumphon by bus, be warned:

– the main
bus station in Chumphon is around 7-8 kilometres outside of town, just
off the northbound side of the highway to Bangkok.

From here you will
have to get a motorbike taxi and that will probably cost you 80-100
Baht!

All buses that stop in Chumphon, will stop here at the main bus
station – so if you are sold a ticket for example, on a Bangkok to Hat
Yai bus, this is where you will be dropped off.

There
are a few buses that do actually arrive at a small bus station in the
centre of town, but there are only a few departures a day – 6 to and
from Bangkok and 4 to and from Phuket.

These buses will actually have
Bangkok – Chumphon or Chumphon – Phuket written on the side.

So be careful on what bus tickets you buy to Chumphon!

To book any of these buses click here >

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