The Thai Railway system, officially known as the State Railway of Thailand, is the national railway operator in Thailand. It was established in 1890 and has since expanded to cover over 4,000 kilometers of track. The network connects major cities and regions, providing both passenger and freight services. Trains in Thailand range from luxurious sleeper cars to budget-friendly options, catering to various travelers. The railway plays a crucial role in the country's transportation infrastructure, promoting tourism and facilitating trade. Key routes include connections to Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Surat Thani.