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Train 262 Timetable Thailand
Hua Hin to Hua Lamphong

Train 262 is an Ordinary Train service on the Southern Railway Line in Thailand that operates from just south of the beach resort town of Hua Hin and Bangkok Hua Lamphong Railway Station.

Ordinary trains are not the fastest way to travel, but if you are looking for the cheapest way to get to Hua Hin from Bangkok, this is it!

Train 262 Schedule:

Station Arrival Time Departure Time
Suan Soan Pradipat14:45
Nong Kae14:4914:50
Hua Hin14:5314:56
Cha-am15:1515:16
Nong Sala15:2515:26
Nong Chok15:3115:32
Nong Mai Luang15:3715:38
Khao Thamon15:4215:43
Phetchaburi15:5115:52
Nong Pla Lai16:0016:01
Pak Tho16:1516:16
Ratchaburi16:3016:31
Chet Samian16:4416:47
Photharam16:5316:54
Khlong Ta Khot16:5816:59
Nakhon Chum17:0217:03
Ban Pong17:0817:09
Nong Pla Duk Junction17:1417:15
Khlong Bang Tan17:2017:23
Phrong Madua17:2717:28
Sanam Chandra Palace17:3317:34
Nakhon Pathom17:3717:39
Ton Samrong17:4317:44
Nakhon Chaisi17:5217:53
Wat Ngiu Rai17:5817:59
Khlong Maha Sawat18:0318:04
Wat Suwan18:0818:09
Sala Ya18:1418:15
Sala Thammasop18:2018:21
Taling Chan Junction18:3118:32
Bang Bamru18:3718:38
Bang Sue Junction18:5518:57
Sam Sen19:0319:04
Bangkok (Hua Lamphong)19:20

Train 262 operates Daily and terminates at Bankok's old Railway Station, Hua Lamphong.

Seat Classes:

This service is an all Third Class Seats train, with fan-cooled coaches.

As mentioned before, this is the slowest of all trains on this route, and it stops at all the very small stations along the way.

It is also the most likely to pick up delays, as it is often held up so the faster (and more expensive) trains can go by, to try and keep them on time!

However, if you are looking for the real Thai train experience, this can be a fun way to travel, with lots going on, food vendors galore and often busy, crowded carriages.

3rd Class Wooden Seat Carriage3rd Class Wooden Seat Carriage
3rd Class Padded Seat Carriage3rd Class Padded Seat Carriage

Ticket Prices:

Ticket prices for this Ordinary Train service are really cheap.

If you wanted to travel the whole length of its route, it would only cost you 44 Baht (from Hua Hin to Bangkok).

For Thai people, this train service is actually free; that's why it can get a little bit crowded.

Bangkok Station Information:

If you are travelling to Bangkok, please visit our station information pages for all you need to know and travel options to and from the stations.

Please note the timetable shown on this page may be subject to change without notice, so please check with the State Railways of Thailand (SRT) before travelling by: