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List of named passenger trains of Southeast Asia

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Indonesia {{flagicon|Indonesia}}
Malaysia {{flagicon|Malaysia}}
Philippines {{flagicon|Philippines}}
Thailand {{flagicon|Thailand}}

This article contains lists of named passenger trains in Southeast Asia, listed by country.

International service

Train Name	Railroad	Train Endpoints	Operated
Eastern and Oriental Express	Orient Express	Bangkok – Singapore

Indonesia {{flagicon|Indonesia}}

Train Name	Railroad	Train Endpoints	Operated
Argo Bromo Anggrek	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Gambir Station) – Surabaya (Pasar Turi Station)	Since 1995 (First operated as Argo Bromo) Since 1997 (Operated as Argo Bromo Anggrek)
Argo Dwipangga	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Gambir Station) – Yogyakarta (Tugu Station) – Solo (Balapan Station)	Since 1998
New Argo Jati	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Gambir Station) – Cirebon (Kejaksan Station)	Since 2010 (Replacing Argo Jati)
Argo Lawu	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Gambir Station) – Yogyakarta (Tugu Station) – Solo (Balapan Station)	Since 1996
Argo Muria	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Gambir Station) – Semarang (Tawang Station)	Since 1997
Argo Parahyangan	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Gambir Station) – Bandung (Bandung Station)	Since 2010 (Replacing Argo Gede and Parahyangan)
Argo Sindoro	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Gambir Station) – Semarang (Tawang Station)	Since 2001 (Replacing Argo Muria I)
Argo Wilis	Indonesian Railway Company	Bandung (Bandung Station) – Surabaya (Gubeng Station)	Since 1998
Bangunkarta	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Jombang (Jombang Station) – Surabaya (Gubeng Station)	Since 1985 (First operated) Since 2013 (Route extended to Surabaya Gubeng)
Banten Express/Patas Merak	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Angke Station) – Merak Merak Station
Bengawan	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Solo (Purwosari Station)
Bima	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Gambir Station) – Surabaya (Gubeng Station) – Malang (Malang Station)	Since 1967 (First operated) Since 2014 (Route extended to Malang)
Bogowonto	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Yogyakarta (Lempuyangan Station)	Since 2010
Brantas	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Kediri	Since 1980
Cirebon Express	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Gambir Station) – Cirebon (Kejaksan Station)	Since 1989
Ciremai Ekspres	Indonesian Railway Company	Bandung (Bandung Station) – Cirebon (Kejaksan Station)	Since 2013
Fajar Utama Yogyakarta	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Yogyakarta (Tugu Station)	Since 1986
Gajayana	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Gambir Station) – Malang (Malang Station)	Since 1999
Gajah Wong	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Yogyakarta (Lempuyangan Station)	Since 2011
Gaya Baru Malam Selatan	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Surabaya (Gubeng Station)
Gumarang	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Surabaya (Pasar Turi Station)	Since 2001
Harina	Indonesian Railway Company	Bandung (Bandung Station) – Semarang (Tawang Station) – Surabaya (Pasar Turi Station)	Since 2003 (First operated) Since 2013 (Route extended to Surabaya)
Jaka Tingkir	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Solo (Purwosari Station)	Since 2013
Jayabaya	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Surabaya (Pasar Turi Station) – Malang (Malang Station)	Since 2014 (Revival from business class Jayabaya Utara)
Joglokerto Ekspres	Indonesian Railway Company	Solo (Balapan Station) – Yogyakarta (Tugu Station) – Purwokerto (Purwokerto Station)	Since 2014 (First operated as Joglo Ekspres) Since 2015 (Route extended to Purwokerto and name changed to Joglokerto Ekspres)
Kahuripan	Indonesian Railway Company	Bandung (Kiaracondong Station) – Kediri	Since 1995
Kaligung	Indonesian Railway Company	Tegal (Tegal Station) – Semarang (Poncol Station)	Since 2010
Kalijaga	Indonesian Railway Company	Solo (Balapan Station) – Semarang (Poncol Station)	Since 2014
Kalimaya	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Tanah Abang Station) – Merak (Merak Station)	Since 2012
Kamandaka	Indonesian Railway Company	Purwokerto (Purwokerto Station) – Semarang (Tawang Station)	Since 2014
Krakatau Ekspres	Indonesian Railway Company	Merak (Merak Station) – Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Kediri (Kediri Station)	Since 2013
Kertajaya	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Surabaya (Pasar Turi Station)
Kutojaya Selatan	Indonesian Railway Company	Bandung (Kiaracondong Station) – Kutoarjo Station	Since 1997
Kutojaya Utara	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Kutoarjo Station	Since 1977
Langsam	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Angke Station) – Rangkasbitung (Rangkasbitung Station)
Lodaya	Indonesian Railway Company	Bandung (Bandung Station) – Yogyakarta (Tugu Station) – Solo (Balapan Station)	Since 1992
Logawa	Indonesian Railway Company	Purwokerto (Purwokerto Station) – Jember (Jember Station)
Madiun Jaya/Mantab	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Madiun (Madiun Station)	Operating only on public holiday
Maharani	Indonesian Railway Company	Semarang (Poncol Station) – Surabaya (Pasar Turi Station)	Since 2014
Majapahit	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Malang (Malang Station)	Since 2009 (First operated as Senja Kediri) Since 2012 (Name changed to Majapahit)
Malabar	Indonesian Railway Company	Bandung (Bandung Station) – Malang (Malang Station)	Since 2010
Malioboro Ekspres	Indonesian Railway Company	Yogyakarta (Tugu Station) – Malang (Malang Station)	Since 2012
Matarmaja	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Malang (Malang Station)
Menoreh	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Semarang (Tawang Station)
Mutiara Selatan	Indonesian Railway Company	Bandung (Bandung Station) – Surabaya (Gubeng Station)
Mutiara Timur	Indonesian Railway Company	Surabaya (Gubeng Station) – Banyuwangi (Banyuwangi Station)
Pangrango	Indonesian Railway Company	Bogor (Paledang Station) – Sukabumi (Sukabumi Station)
Pasundan	Indonesian Railway Company	Bandung (Kiaracondong Station) – Surabaya (Gubeng Station)
Patas Cikampek	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Jakartakota Station) – Cikampek (Cikampek Station)	since 1966
Patas Purwakarta	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Jakartakota Station) – Purwakarta (Purwakarta Station)
Penataran	Indonesian Railway Company	Surabaya (Kota Station) – Malang (Malang Station) – Blitar (Blitar Station)
Probowangi	Indonesian Railway Company	Surabaya (Kota Station) – Banyuwangi (Banyuwangibaru Station)
Progo	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Yogyakarta (Lempuyangan Station)
Purwojaya	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Gambir Station) – Cilacap (Cilacap Station)
Rangkas Jaya	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Rangkasbitung (Rangkasbitung Station	Since 2008
Rapih Dhoho	Indonesian Railway Company	Surabaya (Kota Station) – Mojokerto (Mojokerto Station) – Blitar (Blitar Station)
Sancaka	Indonesian Railway Company	Yogyakarta (Tugu Station) – Surabaya (Gubeng Station)
Sarangan Ekspres	Indonesian Railway Company	Surabaya (Gubeng Station) – Madiun (Madiun Station)
Sawunggalih Utama	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Kutoarjo Station
Sembrani	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Gambir Station) – Surabaya (Pasar Turi Station)
Senja Utama Solo	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Solo (Balapan Station)
Senja Utama Yogyakarta	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Yogyakarta (Tugu Station)
Serayu	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Bandung Kiaracondong Station – Purwokerto Purwokerto Station
Senja Utama Solo	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Solo (Balapan Station)
Siantar Ekspres	Indonesian Railway Company	Medan (Medan railway Station) – Pematangsiantar (Pematangsiantar railway Station)
Siliwangi	Indonesian Railway Company	Sukabumi (Sukabumi Station) – Cianjur (Cianjur Station)
Simandra/Lokal Cibatu	Indonesian Railway Company	Garut (Cibatu Station) – Purwakarta (Purwakarta Station)
Sri Tanjung	Indonesian Railway Company	Lempuyangan Station – Banyuwangi (Banyuwangi Station)
Taksaka	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Gambir Station) – Yogyakarta (Tugu Station)
Tawang Alun	Indonesian Railway Company	Malang (Malang Station) – Banyuwangi (Banyuwangibaru Station)
Tawang Jaya	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Semarang (Poncol Station)
Tegal Arum	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Tegal (Tegal Station)
Tegal Bahari	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Gambir Station) – Tegal (Tegal Station)
Tegal Ekspres	Indonesian Railway Company	Jakarta (Pasar Senen Station) – Tegal (Tegal Station)
Turangga	Indonesian Railway Company	Bandung (Bandung Station) – Surabaya (Surabaya Kota Station)
Serelo	Indonesian Railway Company	Kertapati – Lubuklinggau
Sindang Marga	Indonesian Railway Company	Kertapati – Lubuklinggau
Sriwijaya	Indonesian Railway Company	Kertapati – Tanjungkarang
Rajabasa	Indonesian Railway Company	Kertapati – Tanjungkarang
Putri Deli	Indonesian Railway Company	Medan – Tanjungbalai
Siantar Express	Indonesian Railway Company	Medan – Pematang Siantar
Sribilah	Indonesian Railway Company	Medan – Rantau Prapat
Sibinuang	Indonesian Railway Company	Padang – Pariaman

Malaysia {{flagicon|Malaysia}}

Train Name	Railroad	Train Endpoints
Ekspres Rakyat (ER1/ER2)	Keretapi Tanah Melayu	Singapore – Butterworth
Ekspres Sinaran Utara (SU10/SU11)	Keretapi Tanah Melayu	Kuala Lumpur Sentral – Butterworth
Ekspres Sinaran Selatan (SS13)	Keretapi Tanah Melayu	Kuala Lumpur Sentral – Singapore
Ekspres Sinaran Selatan (SS12)	Keretapi Tanah Melayu	Singapore – Kuala Lumpur Sentral
Ekspres Senandung Langkawi(SL20/SL21)	Keretapi Tanah Melayu (B'Worth - Padang Besar)	Kuala Lumpur Sentral – Hat Yai, Thailand
Ekspres Senandung Sutera (SS25)	Keretapi Tanah Melayu	Kuala Lumpur Sentral – Singapore
Ekspres Senandung Timuran(ST26/ST27)	Keretapi Tanah Melayu	Singapore – Tumpat
Ekspres Senandung Sutera (SS24)	Keretapi Tanah Melayu	Singapore – Kuala Lumpur Sentral
Ekspres Senandung Wau (SW28/SW29)	Keretapi Tanah Melayu	Kuala Lumpur Sentral – Tumpat
Ekspres Antarabangsa (IE35/IE36)	Keretapi Tanah Melayu (B'Worth - Padang Besar)	Butterworth – Bangkok, Thailand
Ekspres Sinaran Timur (14/15)	Keretapi Tanah Melayu	Singapore – Tumpat
Shuttle 61/64	Keretapi Tanah Melayu	Singapore – Gemas

Philippines {{flagicon|Philippines}}

Train Name	Railroad	Train Endpoints
CommEX	Philippine National Railways (P.N.R.)	Tutuban – Alabang
Bicol Express	Philippine National Railways (P.N.R.)	Manila – Naga City
Mayon Limited	Philippine National Railways (P.N.R)	Manila – Ligao
Filtrack Express	Philippine National Railways (P.N.R)	Sipocot – Ligao

Thailand {{flagicon|Thailand}}

Train Name	Railroad	Train Endpoints	Operated
Nakhonphink Express	State Railway of Thailand	Bangkok – Chiang Mai
International Express	State Railway of Thailand (Bangkok - Padang Besar)	Bangkok – Butterworth, Malaysia
Thaksin Express	State Railway of Thailand	Bangkok – Sungai Golok
Langkawi Express	State Railway of Thailand (Hat Yai - Padang Besar)	Hat Yai – Kuala Lumpur Sentral, Malaysia
Eastern and Oriental Express	Orient Express	Bangkok – Chiang Mai
Eastern and Oriental Express	Orient Express	Bangkok – Nong Khai, (Vientiene)	2007

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