Phetchaburi Railway Station
A first-class station on the Southern Line, station code 4101. It opened on 19 June 1903 as the end of the Phetchaburi line from Thonburi, and now has four high platform faces, two main lines and two loops.
Phetchaburi Railway Station in 3D
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Station facts
- Name
- Phetchaburi (สถานีรถไฟเพชรบุรี)
- Station code
- 4101 · พบ.
- Class
- First class · Southern Line
- Opened
- 19 June 1903
- Platforms
- 4 high platform faces (1 side + 2 islands)
- Tracks
- 2 main lines · 2 loops
- Address
- Rot Fai Road, Khlong Krachaeng, Mueang Phetchaburi
Original station building
A long single-storey building in cream with a hipped red-tile roof, arched doorways and a row of pierced vent blocks, facing Rot Fai Road; its back opens onto the town-side platform.
New station building
A larger building south-east of the original one, designed to match the station's old-time look.
Station-side platform
A high platform about 390 m long beside the station building, roofed for about 70 m in the middle.
Island platforms
Two island platforms between the loops and the main lines, roofed for about 100 m on concrete posts with cream Y-shaped braces.
Footbridge
A covered footbridge over all four tracks with stairs down to each of the three platforms, so nobody has to cross the rails.
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