Bangkok to Ayutthaya by Train! Access Guide to Ayutthaya Ruins

Traveling from Bangkok to Ayutthaya by train offers the most local and atmospheric experience. Enjoy the leisurely scenery outside the window as you reach the UNESCO World Heritage city in about 1.5 to 2 hours.

🚉 Departure Station

Hua Lamphong Railway Station
Address: Rama IV Rd, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330

First, take the MRT (subway) to "Hua Lamphong" station and head to the State Railway ticket counter inside the station. At the counter, you can purchase a ticket to "Ayutthaya" by simply saying, "One ticket to Ayutthaya, please."

The fare is around 15–20 baht (approximately $0.50) for a 3rd-class seat and **65–90 baht (approximately $2.50)** for a 2nd-class seat. Choosing a train with reserved seating ensures a more comfortable journey.

🚆 Onboard and Upon Arrival

The train slowly heads north, offering views of local towns and rural landscapes. In non-air-conditioned cars, the breeze feels refreshing, and you can get a close glimpse of Thai daily life.

The arrival station is:
Ayutthaya Railway Station
Address: Rotfai Rd, Ho Rattanachai, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya

Once you exit the station, you'll find a tuk-tuk stand right across the street. It takes about 10 minutes to reach the ruins area, with fares typically ranging from **100–200 baht (approximately $3–6)**.

Buying tickets is part of the adventure. To avoid crowds, aim for a morning train. Let the relaxed rhythm of the local train take you on a journey back in time from Bangkok.

Post by ぽさみん | Oct 13, 2025