Take a train through the mountains and the sea to see the most beautiful sea view railway in Vietnam + guide

From Hue to Da Nang, Vietnam The best way is to take the train. Along the way, you will pass through the Haiyun Pass area. There are magnificent views of mountains and sea here. Selected by National Geographic magazine as one of the "50 Places You Must Visit in Your Life". Hai Van Pass is located near Da Nang, an important city in central Vietnam. The remnant of the Changshan Mountains plunges directly into the sea. Divides the coastal plain into two. You must cross this mountain to go north or south. This is the natural barrier in central Vietnam. It is not only the dividing line between the ancient Champa Kingdom and Dai Viet, It is also the climate dividing line between South Vietnam and North Vietnam. The most amazing thing is, Ma Yuan, a strong and vigorous general of the Han Dynasty, A bronze pillar was erected in the Haiyun Pass area. This means that this was the southernmost border of the Eastern Han Dynasty (it’s really great at moving around...). It is recommended to purchase tickets on the official website of Vietnam Railways. When traveling from Hue to Da Nang, remember to choose the left seat. Otherwise, choose the right side. You can pay with visa or master. Tickets for this line are still in short supply. It’s best to buy tickets in advance. There are really no tickets left. You can buy one more stop like in China. Train tickets do not need to be printed. You can enter the station with an electronic ticket. If you are worried, you can also exchange for paper tickets at the ticket office in the station. There will be no ticket checking when leaving the station. The car is the same as in China. Fast food, water and snacks will also be sold. The windows of both the soft and hard seat carriages are quite dirty. However, the windows at the connection between the carriages can be opened. There you don't have to worry about dirty car windows. But be safe and be careful with your equipment. There is an Easter egg in the car. The entire train has been refitted. But the "no one" sign on the bathroom door lock indicates that this is a train donated by China to Vietnam. #travelguide #overseastravel #vietnam #railway