Thailand's Longest Railway Tunnel Nears Completion, Slated for 2028 Opening
Thailand's longest railway tunnel, spanning 6.2 kilometers in Lampang province, is nearing completion of its excavation phase, with services planned to commence in 2028. The project aims to significantly enhance passenger and freight transport in northern Thailand.
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