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Da Nang to Hue route – arguably the most beautiful Vietnam railway route in Vietnam


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Here is another great train route to take and to enjoy the countryside, on a short break.

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Image credit: Vietnam Railway

 

Da Nang to Hue route – arguably the most beautiful Vietnam railway route in Vietnam.
 

An extraordinary train trek spanning 103KM, this 4-hour train ride departing from Da Nang Railway Station rolls past some of the most picturesque landscapes that Vietnam can offer. 

 

The journey takes passengers into Hai Van Pass, one of the most spectacular Vietnam railway routes that offers views over both the vast ocean and magnificent mountain ranges. In the summer, flower fields on both sides of the trail are in full bloom, creating colorful and picturesque scenery.

 

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Image credit: Vietnam Railway

 

Trains usually slow down their speed to 15km/h when passing through Hai Van pass due to safety concerns, which also lets passengers fully enjoy the surrounding landscapes.

 

As the train nears Lang Co Train Station in Hue, passengers will be treated to the gorgeous sight of Lang Co Bay’s blue waters.

 

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Chan May Beach Image credit: @khanhphamdh 

 

You can make the most of your stay in Lang Co by visiting the Bach Ma National Park, home to impressive waterfalls or Chan May Beach where you can have a memorable splashing time in the crystal-clear waters. 

On the other hand, you can continue your train ride for another 1 hour until you reach Hue Railway Station, which is only a 5-minute ride away from Hue’s Imperial City. 

 

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Hue’s Imperial City Image credit: @hahoang0804 

 

When in Hue, Vietnam’s former capital city, you can explore a plethora of centuries-old heritage sites and eat traditional Vietnamese cuisine.

 

If you would like more information on this route and other trips around Vietnam check out The Smart Local.

 

 

 

 

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