Train 261 Timetable Thailand
Hua Lamphong to Hua Hin (Suan Soan Pradipat)

Train 261 is an Ordinary Train service from Bangkok to Hua Hin and Suan Soan Pradipat beach (just south of Hua Hin).

This is an all Third class seat service and is the slowest of all train types, stopping at every little station along the way.

They also have a tendency for running late, as they are often held up at the station to let the faster Rapid and Express trains pass by.

However, these Ordinary services can be a great experience for travelling, with crowded carriages and a constant supply of food and drink vendors. If your journey is not too long - they can be good fun.

So if you are not in a rush, you should consider taking one of these slow trains, just for the experience.

Another good reason to take one of these services is that they are incredibly cheap.

The whole journey from Bangkok to Hua Hin costs only 44 Baht (for Thai people they are free - that's why they can get crowded).

Train 261 Timetable

Station Arrival Time Departure Time
Bangkok (Hua Lamphong)09:20
Sam Sen09:3209:33
Bang Sue Junction09:4009:41
Bang Bamru09:5609:57
Taling Chan Junction10:0210:03
Sala Thammasop10:1210:13
Sala Ya10:1910:20
Wat Suwan10:2510:26
Khlong Maha Sawat10:3010:31
Wat Ngiu Rai10:3510:36
Nakhon Chaisi10:4110:42
Ton Samrong10:5110:52
Nakhon Pathom10:5510:57
Sanam Chandra Palace11:0011:01
Phrong Madua11:0611:07
Khlong Bang Tan11:1111:12
Nong Pla Duk Junction11:1711:18
Ban Pong11:2311:24
Nakhon Chum11:2911:30
Khlong Ta Khot11:3411:35
Photharam11:4011:41
Chet Samian11:4711:48
Ratchaburi12:0112:03
Pak Tho12:1812:19
Nong Pla Lai12:3612:37
Phetchaburi12:4712:48
Khao Thamon12:5612:57
Nong Mai Luang13:0113:02
Nong Chok13:0813:09
Nong Sala13:1413:15
Cha-am13:2513:26
Hua Hin13:5013:53
Nong Kae13:5613:57
Suan Soan Pradipat14:00

Train 261 departs Daily from Hua Lamphong Railway Station in Bangkok.

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Seats on Train 261

You will usually have a choice of seats on these trains, with two types of carriages. One type has the hard wooden seats but are great for watching the views, while the other has padded seating along the sides, so if the train is crowded, you may end up sitting with your back to the window all the way.

wooden seat carriageWooden seat carriage
Padded Seat CarriagePadded Seat Carriage

The above schedule is published as a guide only and may have changed, so please check with Thai Railways before travelling by either calling 1690 (24 hours), visiting a nearby station or by:

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