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Results from Lamphun to Ayutthaya on Friday, 11 September 2026
| Departure | Arrival | Price | ||||
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SP8
8h 59m
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07:49
Fr, 11/09
LAMPHUN Lamphun |
16:48
Fr, 11/09
AYUTTHAYA Ayutthaya |
529 ฿
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SP14
11h 13m
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17:33
Fr, 11/09
LAMPHUN Lamphun |
04:46
Sa, 12/09
AYUTTHAYA Ayutthaya |
298 ฿
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RP102
12h 06m
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06:51
Fr, 11/09
LAMPHUN Lamphun |
18:57
Fr, 11/09
AYUTTHAYA Ayutthaya |
218 ฿
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EX52
12h 04m
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15:55
Fr, 11/09
LAMPHUN Lamphun |
03:59
Sa, 12/09
AYUTTHAYA Ayutthaya |
258 ฿
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SP10
10h 40m
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18:43
Fr, 11/09
LAMPHUN Lamphun |
05:23
Sa, 12/09
AYUTTHAYA Ayutthaya |
1,009 ฿
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How to get from Lamphun to Ayutthaya
The easiest way to travel from Lamphun to Ayutthaya is by train.
How far is Lamphun from Ayutthaya?
The travel distance between Lamphun and Ayutthaya is 589 km. The best option to travel from Lamphun to Ayutthaya is taking a train.
How long does it take to get from Lamphun to Ayutthaya?
It takes 9-11 hours to get from Lamphun to Ayutthaya by train.
The train usually departs and arrives on time.
How to get from Lamphun to Ayutthaya by train
What types of trains operate the route Lamphun to Ayutthaya?
There is one railway company operating trains on the route Lamphun to Ayutthaya.
State Railway of Thailand (SRT): the state-owned railway company runs trains on the SRT Northern Line carrying sleeper and seating cars. Passenger cars are divided in multiple classes: First class Berth in compartments for 1-2 passengers, Second class Berth, Second class Seat and Third class Seat.
For more information about travelling by train, please read our Train Guide in Thailand.
Where do trains from Lamphun to Ayutthaya depart?
Trains on the SRT Northern Line depart from Lamphun Railway Station.
Passengers are requested to arrive at the station 30 minutes before the scheduled departure time to complete the boarding procedures or risk missing the train.
Where do trains from Lamphun to Ayutthaya arrive?
Trains on the SRT Northern Line arrive at Ayutthaya Railway Station located in 3053, Ho Rattanachai, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya.
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Where to travel next from Ayutthaya
From Ayutthaya, you can go by train to Chiang Mai, Lampang, Phitsanulok, Khon Kaen, Udon Thani, Nong Khai, Pak Chong, Bangkok, Nakhon Ratchasima, Buriram, Surin, Sisaket and Ubon Ratchathani.