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Bangkok -
Siem Reap by train+bus
Bangkok ►
Siem Reap:
- Take a train from Bangkok (Hualamphong station) to Aranyaprathet, which is a few kilometres from the Cambodian frontier. Two reliable trains run daily. To reach Siem Reap or Battambang the same day, take the 05:55 from Bangkok arriving in Aranyaprathet at 11:35. There's also a 13:05 train from Bangkok which arrives in Aranyaprathet at 17:35, but this is too late to move on from the frontier and you will have to spend the night at Poiphet. These trains are 3rd class only (pictured, right), but they are clean, spacious and it's a pleasant and enjoyable ride, clickety clacking along with a breeze blowing through the open window. The fare is only 48 baht (70p/$1).
- At Aranyaprathet, take a tuk-tuk (about 40-60 baht) or wait for the bus (about 10 baht), from the station to the Cambodian border at Poiphet (15km). The border is open 07:00-20:00. Be careful with your valuables when crossing the border, as there may be pickpockets around.
- Take a share taxi from Poiphet to Siem Reap. The journey usually takes under 3 hours, and it costs about $25/1000 baht for the whole car or $8/300 baht for the front seat.
Siem Reap ►
Bangkok:
- Take a share taxi from Siem Reap to the Thai frontier at Poiphet. The journey usually takes under 3 hours, and it costs about $25/1000 baht for the whole car or $8/300 baht for the front seat.
- After passing through customs into Thailand, take a bus (10 Baht) or tuk-tuk (40-60 baht) the few km from Poiphet to the railway station at Aranyaprathet.
- Two reliable trains a day run from Aranyaprathet to Bangkok. You should be able to make the 13:55 departure from Aranyaprathet, arriving Bangkok at 19:55. If not, the other train leaves Aranyaprathet at 06:40, arriving Bangkok at 12:05. Both trains are 3rd class only, but they are clean and it's a very pleasant ride.
Feedback from travellers who have used this route between
Bangkok and
Phnom Penh or
Siem Reap would be appreciated, as information is difficult to come by.
Bangkok -
Phnom Penh by train+bus
Since the war in
Cambodia, the railway line between
Bangkok and
Phnom Penh has only been running between
Bangkok and Aranyaprathet on the Thai side of the Thai/Cambodian border, and between
Battambang and
Phnom Penh within
Cambodia. Train service across the border between Aranyaprathet and
Battambang has been suspended for some years, although there is talk of restoring the complete
Phnom Penh-
Bangkok rail link sometime in the future. In the meantime, a trip from
Bangkok to
Phnom Penh can be made over 2 days as follows:
Bangkok ►
Phnom Penh:
Day 1, take the daily 05:55 train from Bangkok (Hualamphong station) arriving in Aranyaprathet at 11:35. Aranyaprathet is just a few kilometres from the Cambodian frontier. There's also a 13:05 train from Bangkok arriving Aranyaprathet at 17:35, but this is too late to move on from the frontier and you will have to spend the night at Poiphet. These trains are 3rd class only (pictured, right), but they are clean, spacious and it's a pleasant and enjoyable ride, clickety clacking along with a breeze blowing through the open window. The fare is only 48 baht (70p/$1).- At Aranyaprathet, take a tuk-tuk (about 40-60 baht) or wait for the bus (about 10 baht), from the station to the Cambodian border at Poiphet (15km). The border is open 07:00-20:00. Be careful with your valuables when crossing the border, as there may be pickpockets around.
- Take a Cambodian taxi, bus or pick up truck from Poiphet to Sisophon (48 km) and Battambang (112 km). You will need to spend the night in Battambang.
- Day 2, take a bus or train from Battambang to Phnom Penh. Buses run daily, or there is a train from Battambang to Phnom Penh (275 km), which until recently ran every second day, but now runs once a week on Sundays.
Merci lorene
