Foreign tourists explore Vietnamese landscapes by train

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There are some kinds of seats used for short trips such as wooden benches, as well as soft, padded benches.
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For longer journeys involving overnight travel, visitors can select compartment with six berths, or a compartment with four more comfortable berths. Ticket prices cost between VND600,000 and VND1.8 million each for different itineraries.
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A French tourist is surprised at seeing many beautiful scenes out of the window.
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He quickly takes a photo featuring rice fields during the harvest season.
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The Hai Van pass is an outstanding landscape located on the north-south national route.
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A foreigner is eager to share a photo taken on the Hai Van pass with his friends.
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An expat shares that she chooses to travel from Hanoi to Da Nang by train as it has very comfortable places to rest.
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A group of foreigners are excited at sampling Vietnamese food whilst on the train.
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For short trips, foreign tourists often choose soft benches to save money and enjoy the passing scenery.
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Contemplating dawn on the train is an unmissable experience for many tourists.

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