Tam Coc

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Tam Coc
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“Tam Cốc – Bích Động is a popular tourist destination in north Vietnam and part of the Tràng An Scenic Landscape Complex UNESCO World Heritage site. It is located in Ninh Binh province, near the village of Tam Cốc. The closest city is Hoa Lư. It consists of two distinct attractions: Tam Cốc, a…”
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Lonely PlanetSep 11

All You Need to Know About Train Travel in Vietnam

Traveling by train is the best way to experience overland travel in Vietnam. Here

Village offering easy access to sights.

18 things in this story
  • Trang An Scenic Landscape ComplexSightVisit from Ninh Binh.
  • Tam CocHotelVillage offering easy access to sights.
  • Elsewhere
  • Reunification ExpressPlaceHanoi, VietnamThe North-South railway after the war.
  • Hai Van PassSightHue, VietnamMost scenic section of the North-South railway.
  • East SeaSightHue, VietnamSpectacular views along the Hai Van Pass.
  • Hanoi–Lao Cai sleeperPlaceHanoi, VietnamPopular overnight way to reach Sapa in the mountains.
  • dsvn.vnPlaceHanoi, VietnamOfficial booking site for train tickets.
  • BaolauPlaceHanoi, VietnamUser-friendly independent booking site.
  • North-South railwayPlaceHanoi, VietnamConnects Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City.
  • Hanoi-Hai PhongPlaceHanoi, VietnamPassenger line connecting two largest cities of Northern Vietnam.
  • Hanoi-Lao CaiPlaceHanoi, VietnamPassenger line connecting Hanoi to Lao Cai.
  • Phan ThietRestaurantHo Chi Minh City, VietnamClosest beach city to Ho Chi Minh City by train.
  • Mui NeNeighborhoodPhan Thiet, VietnamKnown for windsurfing and dunes.
  • SapaSightLao Cai, VietnamMountainous region reached by overnight train.
  • Cat Ba IslandSightHai Phong, VietnamGateway from Hai Phong.
  • Halong BaySightHai Phong, VietnamTours can begin from Hai Phong.
  • Lonely Planet's VietnamPlaceHanoi, VietnamGuidebook for travel to Vietnam.
  • Lonely Planet JourneysPlaceHanoi, VietnamBook Vietnam trips planned by local experts.
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