Train 51 Bangkok to Chiang Mai Timetable & Ticket Prices

Train 51 is an overnight Express Train from Bangkok to Chiang Mai in northern Thailand.

This overnight train has second class air-conditioned sleeper coaches, 2nd class fan-cooled seats, and 3rd class fan-cooled seats.

Train 51 Bangkok to Chiang Mai Schedule / Timetable

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Station Arrival Time Departure Time
Bangkok (Krung Thep Aphiwat)22:30
Don Mueang22:4522:47
Rangsit22:5822:59
Ayutthaya23:3623:38
Lop Buri 2 (Tha Wung)00:3600:38
Nakhon Sawan02:1702:20
Taphan Hin03:2903:30
Phichit03:5303:54
Phitsanulok04:2804:30
Nong Tom04:5804:59
Phichai05:2005:21
Uttaradit05:5105:54
Sila At05:5806:08
Den Chai07:0107:04
Ban Pin07:3707:38
Mae Mo08:3808:39
Nakhon Lampang09:2109:31
Khun Tan10:2810:29
Lamphun11:1511:16
Chiang Mai11:40

This Train operates Daily.



Other Train Schedules from Bangkok to Chiang Mai:

Train number 7 - Special Express DRC daytime service > 

Train number 109 - Rapid day / night sleeper service >


Train number 9 - Special Express night sleeper service >


Train number 13 - Special Express night sleeper service >

Sleeping Berths / Seat Classes on Train Number 51

This train operates with second class A/C sleeper coaches.

Comfortable and spacious seats are turned in beds in the evening.

The lower berth is always more comfortable than the upper berth as it is quite a bit wider. It is also slightly more expensive.

If you want to travel in the 2nd class air-conditioned coach, make sure you bring along some warm clothes as they can get quite cold!


This service also has 2nd class non air-con (fan-cooled) seat carriages and for those who want to travel really cheaply, 3rd class fan-cooled seat carriages.

Train 51 Bangkok to Chiang Mai Ticket Prices

2nd class A/C Berths
Upper Bed Adult 728 THB
Lower Bed Adult 798 THB

2nd class fan seats
Adult 428 THB

3rd class fan seats
Adult 270 THB

Booking tickets:

Tickets can be booked within Thailand at any SRT mainline station up to 90 days in advance.

Advance booking for this train is highly advised as it will be full most times of the year.

If you are not in Thailand and want to buy your tickets in advance (for a small fee):

Visit our online booking page here >



Related Pages:

Bangkok trains main page >