Go and take photos of an old-fashioned train at Lampang Railway Station

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‘Push your shutter button and show photos to your friends.’

Have you ever watched these films: 102 Dalmations, Murder on the Orient Express, or some classic movies? If these movies have passed your sight, surely you must have seen some old-fashioned trains, or steam locomotive trains. Especially in the movie ‘Murder on the Orient Express’, a mysterious murder puzzle movie which mostly takes place on the luxurious Orient Express. You will see how beautiful the train is.

But as time went by, steam locomotive trains are replaced by modern-age trains, powered by fuel and electricity, instead. If you love old trains, you may miss them. But how can you see them again when they are not in use anymore? Well, here is a place where you can.




	
												
				Bangkok - Lampang
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																	Train Bangkok - Lampang
				
				
											
															$ 7.64–32.10
													
					
					
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							2nd Class Sleeper AC
														14:15, 14:32, 18:40, 18:57, 20:05, 20:22, 22:30, 22:47
													
											
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							2nd Class Fan seats only
														14:15, 14:32, 20:05, 20:22, 22:30, 22:47
													
											
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							Class 3 Fan
														14:15, 14:32, 20:05, 20:22, 22:30, 22:47

At Lampang Railway Station, you will see a real one. Yes, a real steam locomotive train as an exhibition. State Railway of Thailand bestowed that upon Lampang Railway Station. Go and see for yourself. This is a rare, really. Take a lots of photos and selfies.

Now that you see an old thing, you probably want to know the story of Lampang Railway Station for short too.

Lampang Railway Station looks so beautiful because of its European-Thai appearance. It consists of a two-storied building and was built in the year 1915. It’s even one of the first railway stations in Thailand which have already gone through WW2. Still, it’s in good shapes and rewarded as a valuable traditional-style architecture.

Even your purpose is not to travel on a train, you can still go there to think about historic days and have a sightseeing. It will be a nice place for checking-in.

How to get there

Lampang train station is located in Sob Tui District, Muang County, Lampang Province. You can get there by a blue public truck or a wagon.