‘Ha Noi 5 Gates’ tourist train to Bac Ninh launched

The Viet Nam Railways Corporation will operate a new tourist train service, Ha Noi 5 Gates, to meet the travel and sightseeing needs of both residents and visitors.

Trains will depart from Ha Noi Station and terminate at Tu Son Station (Bac Ninh Province), before making the return journey.
Trains will depart from Ha Noi Station and terminate at Tu Son Station (Bac Ninh Province), before making the return journey.

According to the corporation’s official notice, from 8:00 am on September 6, trains will depart from Ha Noi Station and terminate at Tu Son Station (Bac Ninh Province), before making the return journey.

The tourist trains will depart from Ha Noi Station at 8:00 am and 1:30 pm, stopping at Long Bien, Gia Lam and Yen Vien stations, and arriving at Tu Son at 8:41 am and 2:32 pm.

On the return journey, trains will leave Tu Son Station at 10:30 am and 4:20 pm, arriving back at Ha Noi Station at 11:33 am and 5:01 pm.

The train, named “From 5 Gates to the Land of Quan Ho”, offers passengers a unique cultural journey, linking the thousand-year-old capital with the Kinh Bac region, home to the UNESCO-recognised Quan Ho folk singing tradition.

Passengers will be immersed in cultural performances right on board the train. During the nearly one-hour trip, integrated cultural activities will provide visitors with a refreshing yet familiar experience.

Upon arrival in Bac Ninh, tourists will continue their journey to Do Temple and explore local cultural activities, before returning to Tu Son Station to depart for Ha Noi.

The corporation also announced that the ticket hotline for the Ha Noi 5 Gates tourist train is now officially operational at 19002695, making it easier for passengers to book tickets.

The launch of this new tourist train not only enriches the tourism sector with a distinctive product, but also serves as a practical step in preserving, promoting and showcasing the cultural and historical values associated with Ha Noi and the Kinh Bac homeland.

NDO
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