Kantang Railway Station, Trang Province

Kantang Railway Station, Trang Province Architecture in the reign of King Rama VI Kantang Railway Station is located on Na Khai Road, Tambon Kantang, Amphoe Kantang, Trang Province. It is the last station on the southern railway line on the Andaman coast. Kantang Railway Station officially opened on April 1, 1913. In the past, it was used to transport goods to foreign countries such as Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia. There is a railway track for about 500 meters. Kantang Railway Station is a single-storey wooden building with a hip roof, painted in mustard yellow and brown, which is a familiar main color combination for railway buildings in general. The building is divided into 2 parts: the building itself and the platform. The corners of the pillars are decorated with fretwork, maintaining the original identity from the reign of King Rama VI. It is considered another very beautiful railway station in Thailand. It has been registered as an ancient monument of Trang Province by the Fine Arts Department since 1996. It is still in normal operation at present. It is recommended to come before 12.05, the train will arrive just in time. Kantang Railway Station Location: Na Khai Road, Kantang Subdistrict, Kantang District, Trang Province #Kantang #KantangRailwayStation #Kantang #Kantang Railway Station #Travel Trang #thailand #travel #Paitiewta #Travel