train tickets to Sapa from Hanoi

Nov. 17, 2010 - PRLog -- Livitrans is a newly built train connecting Hanoi, Hue, Danang and return . It is considered one of the most luxurious trains in Vietnam with its equipment equivalent to a high-class train with Vip 2 berths

Livitrains Express Train Hanoi to Hue, Danang, Sapa, Livitrans Train is a newly built train. It is considered one of the most luxurious trains in Vietnam with its equipment equivalent to a high-class hotel.

The train is a joint venture between Vietnam National Coal and Mineral Industry Corporation and Vietnam Railway Corporation which officially starts its operation on 1st September 2007.

Livitrans Express Train, which comprises of 9 wooden carriages and one electricity generation compartment, is expected to expand to 15 carriages to be able to accommodate 420 passengers in the near future. The train will feature sleeping carriage with 2 berths and 4 berths with a bar, toilets, LCD television sets on board, etc... of aviation standards. Passengers will be also offered drinks, confectionery and newspapers for free.

With friendly staff and high class services, Livitrans Express Train will surely bring you a memorial trip to Sapa.


1. Livitrans Train to Hanoi, Hue and Danang

* Hanoi at 19:00pm to Hue at 8:01am and Danang at 10:34am

* Danang at 12:18pm to Hue at 3:00pm and Hanoi at 04:10am

2. Livitrans Train to Sapa and return

* Hanoi at 20:35pm to Laocai at 5:00am

* Laocai at 19:30pm to Hanoi at 4:30am


* Note:

- Free picking up from Hanoi to Train Station

- One way ticket are available

- Ticket price does not include meals on the train but include snack and drinks

- WC are not in cabin

In order to get more details on the train schedules as well as its fares, Please take a visit at http://www.dnqtravel.com/Vietnamnews/19/2250/Vietnam_Trai... or email us at sales@dnqtravel.com

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