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Korat train station is at Mukkhamontri Road, Nai Muang, Muang, Nakhon Ratchasima, 30000.

Initially called the Khorat station when it opened in November 1900 it is has now been known as the Nakhon Ratchasima train station since 1934.

From Korat you can travel by train to the following destinations without changing trains, heading down Thailand, Pak Chong, Muak Lek, Kaeng Khoi Junction, Saraburi, Ban Phachi Junction, Ayutthaya, Don Muang, Bang Sue and Hualamphong, heading further into Isaan you can travel to the following destinations without changing trains, Thanon Chira, Lam Plai Mat, Buri Ram, Surin, Sikhoraphum, Phisai, Si Sa Ket, Ubon Ratchathani, Bua Yai, Ban Phai, Khon Kaen, Udon Thani and Nong Khai.

Salut,

Tu sais si cet horaire est également d'application le week-end ? Et si, par ailleurs, il est toujours d'actualité ?

Pas moyen d'aller sur le site du chemin de fer thaïlandais.

D'avance merci pour l'info.

Salut,

Tu sais si cet horaire est également d'application le week-end ? Et si, par ailleurs, il est toujours d'actualité ?

Pas moyen d'aller sur le site du chemin de fer thaïlandais.

D'avance merci pour l'info.

Hi,

yes, the schedule applies the same on week-ends, actually trains are more crowded on week-ends than on workdays because many people visit their families in addition to the many factories working 7 days a week. And to my knowledge it is still up-to-date.

Mitraparp Monkey

Think the price changes are because they have so many classes of train, ie the slow train, the really slow train, the really really slow train with uncomfortable seats, etc etc, I once travelled from Hat Yai to Chumphon for less than 100baht, nice train with less stops is about 500baht.

PAK CHONG

Quite impressive if you ignore the model railway gauge track that joins them and the crappy rolling stock. All show and uniforms with nothing much behind.