Ha Noi to Hue by Train SE1 Departure 20.55pm

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Departure Location: Ha Noi Train Station

Arrival Location: Hue Train Station

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The distance from Hanoi to Hue City is approximately 680 km, and traveling by the SE1 Vietnam Railway train is the safest and most convenient option. The journey takes about 13 hours in a comfortable soft sleeper cabin. For tourists staying in the Hanoi Old Quarter, it’s easy to reach the Hanoi Train Station, which is just 5 km away. A quick taxi ride will get you there with ease.

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Hanoi to Hue Train Itinerary:

The distance from Hanoi to Hue City is approximately 680 km, and the SE1 Vietnam Railway train is considered the best and safest travel option. The journey takes about 13 hours in a soft sleeper cabin.

If you’re staying in the Hanoi Old Quarter, plan to take a taxi to Hanoi Train Station at least 1 hour before departure. For the train ride from Hanoi to Hue, you can choose to book tickets for:

• A soft sleeper cabin (4 pax) for a comfortable shared experience.
• A private cabin (2 pax) for added privacy.
• A cabin (6 pax) as the most affordable option.

Please Come Station at least 1 Hour Before Departure time

20:55: Train start from Ha Noi Train Station

10:00: Arrival Hue City Center, Hue Train Station

Ha Noi to Hue Train time

Baggage: No specific regulation, but it is recommended that luggage not exceed 20kg + 1 carry-on bag/person

Train Soft Sleeper Cabin 4pax

Train Soft Sleeper Cabin 2pax

Train Cabin 6pax

Ha Noi

Founded more than 1,000 years ago, Vietnam’s capital city boasts a rich history, with the streets of its charming Old Quarter dating back to the 14th century. Strolling through these tree-lined lanes, past weathered colonial facades, feels like stepping back in time.

However, modern Hanoi is much more than its storied past. The city pulses with energy, featuring trendy cafes, world-class restaurants, and vibrant art galleries. When night falls, Hanoi comes alive with a variety of nightlife options, from elegant rooftop bars to bustling bia hơi corners, offering something for every taste.

Hue

Hue is a city brimming with stories. Once the feudal capital of the Nguyen Dynasty, the city was established along its fertile riverbanks and forested hills, leaving behind a rich imperial legacy that continues to draw visitors.

However, the allure of Hue goes beyond its history. The city is famed for its refined cuisine, celebrated as legendary, while its leafy streets are adorned with moss-covered pagodas, art déco mansions, and vivid markets. At the heart of it all flows the Perfume River, setting a serene, unhurried pace that the entire city embraces.

Things to do in Hue City

See Imperial Vietnam

Get acquainted with Vietnam’s last royal dynastic family by exploring what survives of their 143-year reign. Roam the palaces, pavilions and theatres of the Hue Citadel and make time to visit the tombs of emperors Tu Duc, Minh Mang and Khai Dinh.

Eat like a king 

You’re never far from a world-class meal in Hue. Nose around the flapping-fresh produce at Dong Ba Market for a teaser, then whet your appetite with Hue’s much-loved snacks, such as Banh Khoai and Banh Beo.

Explore the City’s Buddhist Roots
Hue’s tranquil charm is best experienced in its pagodas and monasteries. Visit the iconic Thien Mu Pagoda, with its seven-tiered tower, and stop by Tu Hieu Monastery, the training ground of renowned monk Thich Nhat Hanh during his novice years.

Cycle Through the Rice Paddies
Hue’s scenic streets and lush countryside offer a perfect playground for cycling enthusiasts. A ride to the Thanh Toan Bridge, with its distinctive tile roof, leads you past vegetable farms, quaint footbridges, and flocks of ducks, making it a delightful journey.

Revisit Colonial History
Architecture lovers will appreciate Hue’s remnants of French influence. Take a walk along Le Loi Street to admire the art déco lines of La Residence Hotel and the stately crimson structures of Quoc Hoc High School.

Hue Weather
Hue’s best weather occurs from February to April, when the historic city basks in pleasant springtime light. June and July bring intense heat and humidity, while August to January is the rainy season, with flooding common in October and later months.

Hue Transport
Travelers can fly to Phu Bai Airport, located 30 minutes from Hue, or take a train via the Reunification Express line. Other options include open buses or private cars from Da Nang’s international airport, just two hours away. Within Hue, exploring the Citadel, riverside, and central town is easy on foot or by hiring a cyclo. To visit the Imperial Tombs, taxis or bicycles are convenient choices.

Cancellation policy: Ha Noi to Hue by Train SE1 Departure 20.55pm

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