12-Hour Sleeper Night Train Trip from Chiang Mai to Ayutthaya | THAILAND

As a backpacker traveling in Thailand, it is a known fact that the cheapest way to travel from North to South of the country is by train. Taking a 12-hour sleeper night train is convenient to most budget travelers like us in most ways, but was it all worth it? Watch the video as we hopped on the sleeper train from Chiang Mai to Ayutthaya.

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Location: Chiang Mai, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai, Thailand

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