Cambodia Train Guide

Thailand’s railway network has 4,070 km of passenger train track making it much larger than Cambodia’s network of 612 km of track. Thailand also operates a lot more train services. Thailand has over 400 functional [Read more…]

Neighbouring Vietnam has a larger, busier and more developed passenger railway service than Cambodia. The two railway systems are not yet connected, however, there are plans to connect the two countries with high speed services [Read more…]

Malaysia, like Cambodia, has a relatively small railway network with approximately 1,830 km of track, which is far less than neighbouring Thailand which has over 4,000 km of passenger rail lines. Malaysia’s railway operation is, [Read more…]

Compared to Cambodia’s passenger train network, comprising 612 km of track, India’s rail transport network is massive connecting around 8,500 station with over 67,000 km of track. India’s railway network is a hugely important form [Read more…]

06 June 2020: Passenger services on Cambodia’s railway network are currently operating normally. Official figures for Covid-19 infections in Cambodia to date are very low, 125 cases and no deaths, and public transport services are [Read more…]

Myanmar has a large functional railway network, about a third of which was constructed during the time when Myanmar was a British colony. As Myanmar opens up to tourism interest from foreign visitors in the [Read more…]

22 April 2019: Thailand’s Prime Minister, Prayut Chan-O-Cha and Cambodian Prime Minster, Hun Sen, have officially re-open the rail link between Thailand and Cambodia. As part of the inauguration ceremony the two Prime Ministers travelled [Read more…]

There are currently three train lines operating passengers in Cambodia: Phnom Penh city to Phnom Penh Airport Phnom Penh to Poipet Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville This article is about the trains which run between Phnom [Read more…]