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Eastern & Oriental Express | Rail Journey South East Asia

  • Singapore, Malaysia & Thailand by rail
  • Classic elegance & service
  • Eastern culture & cuisine with modern comforts
  • Private air-conditioned compartments
  • Ensuite bathrooms & picture windows
  • Group touring with English speaking guides

Friendly local children

Eastern & Oriental Express
A perfect centrepiece to a south-east Asian holiday or a leisurely short break, this luxurious train recreates the golden age of rail travel: rattan chairs, freshly pressed linen, afternoon tea and cocktails. Let the mystical landscapes of Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia and Laos set the tone as you soak up the experience and enjoy guided excursions daily. 

This sister train to Europe’s Venice Simplon-Orient-Express offers an equally exciting on-board experience. Enjoy gourmet dining, cocktails in the open-air observation car and special local entertainment as the adventure unfolds.
Accommodation
Onboard there are 66 lavishly appointed compartments for just 132 passengers. All with cherry wood and elm burr panelled walls, inlaid woodwork, antique brass fittings, crisp white linen and en suite bathrooms. There are three cabin categories: Pullman, State and Presidential with full air-conditioning and large picture windows for excellent views. The bathroom comprises an en suite shower, washbasin and WC. Cabins feature the personal service of a 24-hour steward, safe and hairdryer. Guests in Presidential Suites enjoy the additional benefit of a complimentary bar in their cabin.
Dining & Bar
There are two Restaurant Cars and internationally renowned chefs deliver a tantalising variety of Eastern and European dishes for lunch and dinner, using the finest fresh seasonal ingredients. Breakfast is delivered to guests’ compartments.
The Bar Car is perfect for relaxing and sharing tales of the day’s activities with fellow passengers. The Observation Car is another wonderful place to soak up the sights and sounds of South East Asia.
 
Classic Journey | Bangkok – Singapore

Bangkok – Singapore | 3 nights
Singapore – Bangkok | 2 nights

Travel from Bangkok through the beauty of Thailand, to the infamous River Kwai and onwards to Malaysia, colonial Georgetown and Fort Cornwallis, before crossing the causeway over the Straits of Johor to the elegant city of Singapore.


 
Epic Thailand | Bangkok – Bangkok

Bangkok – Bangkok | 6 nights

Journey from Bangkok north to Chiang Mai visiting an Isan village and local temples en route. There’s a Bai Sii welcome ceremony, a silk weaving demonstration and in Chiang Mai possibilities including a visit to an elephant camp, a temple tour or shopping. On the return leg visit the northern Thai city of Lampang, Khao Yai National Park for wildlife viewing and a celebrated vineyard. 


 
Fables of the Hills | Singapore – Bangkok

Singapore – Bangkok | 6 nights

Starting from modern Singapore, the journey leads to all that’s best and most compelling in Asia: the romance and colonial heritage of Malaysia’s mist-shrouded Cameron Highlands, the evocative Bridge over the River Kwai and the fabulously-varied architecture of cities such as Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Kangsar and Georgetown on the island of Penang.


 
Legends of the Peninsula | Bangkok – Singapore

Bangkok – Singapore | 6 nights

Aspects of all that’s best and most compelling in Asia stretch out ahead: the Bridge over the River Kwai, the crystalline Andaman Sea at Trang, colonial Georgetown on the island of Penang and the fascinating historic-futuristic cityscapes of Kuala Lumpur. Experts meet guests along the way and bring each destination to life.

*Chronicle journeys are limited to just 60 guests in State or Presidential cabins to ensure exclusivity and a more personalised experience. Some journeys include accommodation off the train as well.


 
Tales of Laos* Bangkok – Vientiane - Bangkok

Bangkok – Vientiane - Bangkok | 3 nights

This journey takes you out onto the dramatic plains of Thailand’s remote north-east travelling past farmland and forested valleys. Visit the Angkor-style temple of Phimai en route and arrive where the Mekong separates Thailand from Laos. Here begins a high point of the journey: the train crosses the swirling river on newly laid tracks and continues along the first railway in Laos – an 11 kilometre stretch that leads to the capital, Vientiane. Experience Vientiane and return overnight to Bangkok.


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