Su-ngai Kolok Railway Station

Su-ngai Kolok Railway Station is the southern terminus of Thailand's State Railway Southern Line, located in Su-ngai Kolok town, Narathiwat Province, near the Malaysia-Thailand border along the Kolok River. Opened in 1921, it is Thailand's southernmost railway station and a historic border gateway. The station features a single-storey building, platforms and tracks connecting to Rantau Panjang in Malaysia, serving long-distance trains from Bangkok and regional services.

Visitors can expect a small, functional border terminus station with a single-storey station building, ticket counters, waiting areas and two platforms. The setting is in the town centre near the Kolok River and the Malaysia border crossing. The atmosphere is that of a working provincial railway station with arriving and departing long-distance and local trains, locomotive movements, and nearby shops and markets. Visitors can observe daily rail operations, take photographs of the station signage and tracks, and use the station as a transit point.