Trains from Hue to Nha Trang

By train the journey from Hue to Nha Trang is scheduled to take from 12 to 14 hours depending upon which train service you use.

Train Times from Hue to Nha Trang

There are currently 4 trains a day from Hue to Nha Trang.

• The fastest train service from Hue to Nha Trang is Train #SE1, which departs from Hue at 10:50 and is scheduled to arrive in Nha Trang 11 hours 55 minutes later at 22:45 on the same day.

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To travel on trains in Vietnam you only need to print out the electronic booking voucher you will be sent after booking online, unlike trains in Thailand, you do not need to show the conductor an actual train ticket.

Location of Hue Train Station

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Location of Nha Trang Train Station

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About Travel to Nha Trang

Nha Trang is Vietnam’s 7th largest city. Estimates of the permanent population of Nha Trang vary from 280,000 to over 390,000. During holiday season, particularly at the weekends, the number of people in Nha Trang grows dramatically with a surge of holiday makers. Nha Trang is Vietnam’s most popular beach resort town.

Nha Trang’s principal attraction is it’s 6 km white sand beach located in the city centre. It is safe to swim in the roped off sections where jetskis and boats are not permitted. The Tran Phu Road runs the entire length of the beach and form an impressive promenade for visitors to take coastal strolls. Bars, restaurants and resort line the beach. It is these ingredients, combined with clear waters (except during the short monsoon season from September through to early December), which make Nha Trang such a popular beach resort town. However, if you are after the best beaches then you should head 49 km north of Nha Trang train station to Doc Let beach and nearby Jungle beach, 18.5 km South of Doc Let beach at the bottom of a small peninsula. At one point in time Jungle beach and Doc Let beach were lesser known destinations and under developed (rather like the legendary Thong Nai Pan beach on Koh Phangan during the 1990s), however, both destinations are both firmly on the tourist trail for both foreign and domestic tourists. Both beaches are less crowded and cheaper places to stay than around Nha Trang beach but they no longer offer visitors a ‘Robinson Crusoe’ type experience. What they do offer though is mid range and inexpensive beach front accommodation which is not too busy especially during weekdays.