Eastern and Oriental Express Luxury Train
The Eastern & Oriental Express carries passengers in luxury between Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand. The train travels through dense rain forests and towering mountains of South East Asia, passing golden temples, rubber plantations and remote towns and villages. Eastern and Orient Express runs between Singapore's Tanjong Pagar Railway Station and Hua Lamphong, Bangkok, stopping at Kuala Lumpur Sentral, Butterworth and Kanchanaburi, taking three days (two nights). Since 2007, the train has also travelled between Bangkok and Vientiane, the capital city of Laos.First built in Japan in 1972 and operated as the
Silver Star train in New Zealand, the carriages of Orient Express were then remodelled
and designed by Gérard Gallet, the man behind much of the design and
refurbishment of both the British Pullman and the Venice
Simplon-Orient-Express.
| Train Terminal Arrival Services | |
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![]() | Private Arrival Passenger Transfer. Choose for luxury saloon car, MPV, Mini-bus or coach to ferry you to our destination. We will welcome you on your arrival at the terminal arrival waiting area with a sign of your name.For service reservation, visit here. |
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| Luggage Transfer. Free yourself of time for shopping of leisure, without your luggage burden, between your morning train arrival and night departure flight. We deliver them to the airport and have them waiting for you before your flight departure. Upon arrival at airport, simply call our local toll-free 1800 2420002 and you will receive your bag near your airport check-in counter. For service reservation, visit here. Luggage Storage. We will take care of your luggage for any number of days, if you plan to go on a side trip. You decide where and when you want your luggage to be returned to you.For service reservation, visit here. |
Eastern Orient Express Train









