Vietnam Train Stations

Hanoi Train Station

Hanoi Train Station, also known as Tran Quy Cap, Hang Co, or Le Duan Train Station, was established in 1902 by the French Colonial government. Initially, it served to transport coal and other minerals to Haiphong port for shipment to France. Following the reunification of Vietnam in 1945, the station became a critical point for transferring military personnel to the South.

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After a major reconstruction in 1976, Hanoi Train Station has become one of the most significant stations in the Vietnam Railway System. The station now consists of two main areas: Area A, located on Le Duan Street, serves the Thong Nhat railway line connecting Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Area B, situated on Tran Quy Cap Street, accommodates other railway services, including routes to the northern highlands. Today, the station boasts modern facilities, including free Wi-Fi and regularly maintained railroad infrastructure. Read more about Hanoi train station.

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Hue Train Station

Hue Train Station is located along the main railway line between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City and was established in 1906 by the French colonizers to facilitate goods transportation between the North and South. This historical site was significant for patriotic activities during the Vietnam War. Renamed Tran Cao Van Station in 1945, it became a crucial point for thousands of young individuals traveling South to support the liberation effort.

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Ho Chi Minh City Train Station

Ho Chi Minh City Train Station is situated in District 3, a major economic and social hub of Southern Vietnam. Its strategic location makes it an integral station on the North-South railway system, accommodating over a million passengers and thousands of tons of freight annually—a number that is projected to grow significantly in the coming years. The current station was constructed on the site of the former Hoa Hung train station and inaugurated in 1983, following the reunification of Vietnam. Since then, it has served as the central hub for railway services in the region.

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