Located on high mountain with no airport, Sapa is accessible by road only. From Hanoi, the most popular way to get to Sapa is by overnight train. Traveling by train to Sapa is not just a way of getting there but a unique experience in itself.

The railway from Hanoi station to Dong Hoi station is about 522 Kilometers. There are 4 trains including SE1, SE3, SE5 and SE7 (which belong to Reunification Express train) train on this route. They depart every day and take about 10 hours (From Hanoi to Dong Hoi or return). The types of seats include the hard seat, the soft seat, hard berth (6 berths) and the sort berth (4 berths), called cabin. Each of the cabins is designed with the air-conditioner and the comfortable seat.

The railway from Hanoi station to Hue station is about 688 Kilometers. There are 4 trains including SE1, SE3, SE5 and SE7 (which belong to Reunification Express train) train on this route. They depart every day and take about 12 hours (From Hanoi to Hue or return). The types of seats include the hard seat, the soft seat, hard berth (6 berths) and the sort berth (4 berths), called cabin. Each of the cabins is designed with the air-conditioner and the comfortable seat.

The railway from Hanoi station to Danang station is about 764 Kilometers. There are 4 trains including SE1, SE3, SE5 and SE7 (which belong to Reunification Express train) train on this route. They depart every day and take about 15 hours (From Hanoi to Danang or return). The types of seats include the hard seat, the soft seat, hard berth (6 berths) and the sort berth (4 berths), called cabin. Each of the cabins is designed with the air-conditioner and the comfortable seat.

The railway from Hanoi station to Ho Chi Minh (Saigon) station is 1726 Kilometers. . There are 4 trains including SE1, SE3, SE5 and SE7 (which belong to Reunification Express train) train on this route. They depart every day and take about 34 hours (From Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh or return). The types of seats include the hard seat, the soft seat, hard berth (6 berths) and the sort berth (4 berths), called cabin. Each of the cabins is designed with the air-conditioner and the comfortable seat.

Started running in January 2009 till now, the local overnight train en route Hanoi - Nanning is available for you daily, normally depart at the late after 9 p.m. The comfortable overnight train from Hanoi to Nanning can provide your luxurious travelling experience that you’ll never want to miss. The distance between Hanoi and Nanning is 396 km. They are inexpensive and an ideal way to independent travellers to get around. We are proud to provide all your own cabin 4 berths with fully equipped as you are staying at home with your family.

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