Train times & tickets – Hue to Hanoi

Hue is a popular stop over point on the train journey from Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi. From Hue the remaining leg of the journey to Hanoi is a manageable 12 hours 40 minutes to 16 hours 15 minutes, depending upon which train you take. Few people attempt to travel the entire distance from Saigon to Hanoi in one go as the journey takes between 31 hours 30 minutes and 39 hours 20 minutes, again depending upon which train you take.

Train Times from Hue to Hanoi

• The fastest train service from Hue to Hanoi is Train #SE4 which departs from Hue at 15:30 and is scheduled to arrive in Hanoi 12 hours 50 minutes later at 05:40.

• The slowest of the train services from Hue to Hanoi is Train #TN2, departing at 12:15 and arriving in Hanoi at 03:30, a journey time of 15 hours 15 minutes.
• 1st Class sleeper berths are available on Trains #SE8, #SE6, #TN2, #SE2, #SE4, #SE18 and #SE20.
• VIP sleeper berths are available on Trains #SE2, and #SE4.

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About Ha Noi

Hanoi is a large busy city slowly modernising as Vietnam has become increasingly more open to foreign influence and free trade. This is an interesting place to visit and a interesting time to visit. Culture and history mix seamlessly with a burgeoning of modernity it a city with a tireless energy of a young and energetic population. There are also lots of motorbikes and interesting smells, some less pleasant than others.

Temple of Literature in Hanoi

When you visit Hanoi here of some the things you may enjoy exploring, trying, seeing and tasting:

• Eat Local Food: Hanoi is a great place to try Vietnamese food and Ha Noi has it own distinctive style of cooking. The most famous three dishes are pho (beef soup), bun cha (noodle soup with barbecued pork) and banh mi (baguette with pate and fried meat and vegetables).
• Explore The Old Quarter: A warren of small streets in an area of roughly one square kilometre which in the past was surrounded on all four sides by defensive wall. This part of Hanoi is very busy and features all kinds of shops and buildings, some dating back hundreds of years.
• Visit the Park: Hanoi residents spend a lot of time in their parks. Hoan Kiem Lake is the site of the most famous park in Hanoi, but others such as the park at Ho Tay (West Lake) are pleasant places to visit and watch the local fisherman.
• Visit Ancient Buildings: The Temple of Literature, which dates back to 1,070 AD, is the most famous historical site in Hanoi, although the small Bach Ma Temple is thought to be the oldest in the City.
• Go to The Museum: There are several worth visiting including the Ho Chi Minh Museum, the National Museum of Vietnamese History and the Museum of Ethnology.

Location of Hue Train Station

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Location of Hanoi Train Station

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