Last Updated: 6th January, 2026

Train Number 52 from Chiang Mai to Bangkok (Krung Thep Aphiwat) – Complete Timetable & Travel Duration

Train Number 52 operates between Chiang Mai and Bangkok (Krung Thep Aphiwat), stopping at 19 stations across Thailand.

Departure from Chiang Mai at 15:30 and arrival in Bangkok (Krung Thep Aphiwat) at 05:10. Total journey time is approximately 13h 40m. Major stops include Lamphun, Khun Tan, Nakhon Lampang, Mae Mo, Ban Pin.

Train 52 Route Overview

Departure

Chiang Mai

Departs at 15:30

Direct Railway Route

Arrival

Bangkok (Krung Thep Aphiwat)

Arrives at 05:10

Estimated Travel Time

13h 40m

Operating Schedule

Runs Daily (7 Days a Week)

Full Timetable for Train No. 52

Below is the complete station-by-station schedule including arrival and departure times for Train 52 from Chiang Mai to Bangkok (Krung Thep Aphiwat).

Station	Arrival	Departure
Chiang Mai	-	15:30
Lamphun	15:54	15:55
Khun Tan	16:46	16:51
Nakhon Lampang	17:47	17:52
Mae Mo	18:34	18:35
Ban Pin	19:38	19:39
Den Chai	20:15	20:18
Sila At	21:14	21:24
Uttaradit	21:29	21:32
Phichai	22:09	22:10
Phitsanulok	23:01	23:03
Phichit	23:38	23:42
Taphan Hin	00:06	00:07
Nakhon Sawan	01:11	01:14
Lop Buri 2 (Tha Wung)	02:53	02:55
Ayutthaya	03:59	04:01
Rangsit	04:40	04:43
Don Mueang	04:53	04:55
Bangkok (Krung Thep Aphiwat)	05:10	05:28

Operating Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

Journey Details

Departure: Train #52 (Express) departs from Chiang Mai at 15:30.

• Stops at Lamphun, arriving at 15:54 and departing at 15:55.

• Stops at Khun Tan, arriving at 16:46 and departing at 16:51.

• Stops at Nakhon Lampang, arriving at 17:47 and departing at 17:52.

• Stops at Mae Mo, arriving at 18:34 and departing at 18:35.

• Stops at Ban Pin, arriving at 19:38 and departing at 19:39.

• Stops at Den Chai, arriving at 20:15 and departing at 20:18.

• Stops at Sila At, arriving at 21:14 and departing at 21:24.

• Stops at Uttaradit, arriving at 21:29 and departing at 21:32.

• Stops at Phichai, arriving at 22:09 and departing at 22:10.

• Stops at Phitsanulok, arriving at 23:01 and departing at 23:03.

• Stops at Phichit, arriving at 23:38 and departing at 23:42.

• Stops at Taphan Hin, arriving at 00:06 and departing at 00:07.

• Stops at Nakhon Sawan, arriving at 01:11 and departing at 01:14.

• Stops at Lop Buri 2 (Tha Wung), arriving at 02:53 and departing at 02:55.

• Stops at Ayutthaya, arriving at 03:59 and departing at 04:01.

• Stops at Rangsit, arriving at 04:40 and departing at 04:43.

• Stops at Don Mueang, arriving at 04:53 and departing at 04:55.

Arrival: The train arrives at its destination, Bangkok (Krung Thep Aphiwat), at 05:10.

Note: This train operates daily. Please verify the schedule before your journey as timings may vary.

Train No. 52 - Frequently Asked Questions

What time does Train 52 depart from Chiang Mai?

Train 52 departs from Chiang Mai at 15:30. Passengers are advised to arrive at the station at least 15–30 minutes before departure time.

What time does Train 52 arrive in Bangkok (Krung Thep Aphiwat)?

Train 52 arrives at Bangkok (Krung Thep Aphiwat) at 05:10. Arrival times may vary slightly depending on operational conditions.

How long is the journey on Train 52?

The total travel time from Chiang Mai to Bangkok (Krung Thep Aphiwat) on Train 52 is approximately 13h 40m. The duration may differ depending on stops and track conditions.

How many stations does Train 52 stop at?

Train 52 stops at 19 stations between Chiang Mai and Bangkok (Krung Thep Aphiwat), including major stations such as Lamphun, Khun Tan, Nakhon Lampang, Mae Mo, Ban Pin.

On which days does Train 52 operate?

Train 52 operates daily (7 days a week) between Chiang Mai and Bangkok (Krung Thep Aphiwat).

Is Train 52 operated by Thailand Railway?

Yes, Train 52 is operated by the State Railway of Thailand (SRT) and follows the official Thailand railway timetable.

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