Trains from Yen Bai to Hanoi

By train the journey from Yen Bai to Hanoi is scheduled to take just over 4 hours.

Train Times from Yen Bai to Hanoi


There is currently 1 train per day from Yen Bai to Hanoi.

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SP401:2305:25

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Activities in Hanoi


There are lots of things to see and do in Hanoi. Hanoi’s Old Quarter, where most visitors to the city choose to stay, is interesting its own right with a city centre lake (Hoan Kiem Lake), the Bach Ma Temple (the oldest temple in Hanoi), and lots of narrow streets with old buildings dating back to the period when Hanoi was a French colony and before.

Temple of Literature in Hanoi
Temple of Literature in Hanoi

Beyond the Old Quarter there are lots of interesting things to see near Ho Chi Minh’s Mausoleum, which is to the west of the Old Quarter:

  • Presidential Palace: A grand European style building original used as by the French Colonial Government as the residence of the Governor-General of Indochina and later used by Ho Chi Minh as a government building, although he himself chose to live in a simple wooden houses in the palace grounds.
  • Ho Chi Minh Museum: Near to the Presidential Palace is a large and interesting museum retelling the events in the life of Ho Chi Minh and the struggle for independence.
  • One Pillar Pagoda: Also near the Presidential Palace is the One Pillar Pagoda which is a simple wooden temple sat on a concrete pillar and dates back to 1049. The One Pillar Pagoda is a very important national symbol for Vietnamese people.
  • Temple of Literature: The Temple of Literature was a school for senior administrators and member of the Vietnamese Royal Family, first opened in 1076 and in use until 1779. The names of successful graduates are recorded on large stone templates kept in the grounds of the temple.

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