Chabang Deep Sea Port and further at Khao Chi Chan Junction for Map Ta Phut Port, in Rayong. As of January 2023, all services terminate at Bangkok (Hua Lamphong) station. No services run to Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Terminal. Makkasan Station - the main depot of SRT (Makkasan Works) Hua Mak Station - Bangkok suburban station Hua Takhe Station - Junction for ICD. Chachoengsao Junction - Junction for Laem Chabang (double-track railway opened January 2012) and Aranyaprathet Line. Main Chachoengsao station. Khlong Sip Kao Junction- Junction for the Aranyaprathet Line and the Cargo Link to Kaeng Khoi Junction. Prachin Buri Station- Main Prachin Buri Province Rail Station. Kabin Buri Station- Half of long-distance Aranyaprathet Line services terminate here. In Prachin Buri Province. Sa Kaeo Station - Main Sa Kaeo station Ban Klong Luk Border Station - Terminus of Aranyaprathet Main Line. Chonburi Station- Main Chonburi station Si Racha Junction - Junction for Laem Chabang Deep Sea Port. Pattaya Station - Railway station for Pattaya City. Khao Chi Chan Junction- Junction for Sattahip Commercial Port and Map Taphut Freight Line Ban Phlu Ta Luang Station -Terminus for current, operational, ordinary train from Bangkok. Map Ta Phut Station - Terminus of East Coast Line - freight trains only. Maeklong Line The Maeklong Railway, also operated by the SRT, is independent of the national rail network and is split into two sections. The line begins at Wongwian Yai in Bangkok before terminating at the Mahachai station in Samut Sakhon, where a ferry is used by passengers to cross the Tha Chin River. The line starts again across the river at Ban Laem and continues until the Mae Klong station of Samut Songkhram. Services SRT operates different types of rail services, each with different service patterns as outlined below: Special Express - fastest services, calling at the least number of intermediate stations between the origin and destination. Generally only call at main provincial stations. Express - slightly slower services, calling at a larger number of intermediate stations than Special Express. Generally call at all main provincial stations and at some major towns. Rapid - slower services calling at all main provincial stations and major towns and some smaller towns. Ordinary - services calling at all stations and some railway halts, originating or terminating in Bangkok. Commuter - services calling at all stations and all railway halts, originating or terminating in Bangkok. Local - services