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Hoi An Travel Guide to Hoi An
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Traveling to Hoi An http://www.hotsia.com > Hoi An > Traveling to Hoi An Mr.Hotsia's trip to Hoi An city, Quang Nam province, Vietnam. Recommended delicious Hoi An food, visiting Hoi An traditional cake-making houses, nightlife in Hoi An, visiting Cam Kim island, visiting My Son, various types of Vietnamese boats, exploring old houses in Hoi An, Japanese Bridge in Hoi An, hotels and accommodations in Hoi An, Hoi An mini street, the most delicious chicken rice, Mr.Hotsia's hotel recommendations in Hoi An.
My journey to Hoi An started from Mukdahan, crossing to Laos at Savannakhet. From Savannakhet, there are regular buses from the international bus station to Hue, or from the Savannakhet Ban He shop there are also buses to Hue but they run every other day. For more travel information, see the border crossing to visit Hue by clicking here. From Hue, there are two options to travel to Hoi An: the first is by car which is faster and similarly priced; the second is by train from Hue passing through Lang Co.
Then take a bus from Da Nang to Hoi An, or a private car which is not expensive. In Vietnam, transportation, food, and accommodation are all affordable. Mr.Hotsia traveled by train from Hue, passing through Lang Co city with beautiful views. Along the way, before reaching Da Nang, the left side faces the sea continuously. The train runs along the coastline almost all the way to Da Nang. From Da Nang, I took a private car to Hoi An because I met two foreign friends and we shared the ride, making it much cheaper. For the return trip from Hoi An to Hue or Savannakhet,
In Vientiane, there are buses running continuously. These are sleeper buses with transfers, sometimes resting overnight in Hue before continuing to Laos the next day. Or you can take a short bus ride to get off at Hue first, then continue by yourself to Savannakhet in Laos or Vientiane. Tickets for all travel within Vietnam can be purchased at the hotel where you stay. This is the system in Vietnam. We can buy everything, and even if something is not normally sold, they will still sell it to us.
Vietnam is amazing. The charm of traveling by bus from Hue to Hoi An and back is passing through the longest mountain tunnel in Southeast Asia called the Hai Van tunnel. I recorded clips throughout the time the bus passed under the tunnel to share with you. Recommended hotels in Hoi An. Video of the train view from Hue to Da Nang. The route from Da Nang to Hoi An. Coordinates 16 27 23.699 N, 107 34 43.02 E. You can see the photo location on the globe at
At Hue train station before traveling to Da Nang to connect to Hoi An 16 17 18.216 N, 107 51 11.975 E. I sat in the Vietnamese train dining car, eating and enjoying the view 16 12 46.451 N, 108 8 4.991 E. Beautiful views like this almost all the way from Hue to Hanoi. Sit on the left side to see this view 16 4 19.14 N, 108 13 33.185 E. Train ticket from Hue to Da Nang costs about. Ticket stub from Hue train station 16 27 22.763 N, 107 34 41.904 E 16 27 22.608 N, 107 34 41.933 E.
Inside the Vietnamese train dining car 16 13 30.528 N, 108 4 31.025 E. View of Lang Co city from the train window. Views like this all along the route 16 13 7.002 N, 108 6 32.004 E. Train views and video recording by 16 7 3.606 N, 108 7 33.84 E 16 4 16.452 N, 108 12 34.415 E 16 4 18.162 N, 108 13 26.046 E 15 52 55.05 N, 108 19 29.1 E. My own shadow, looks beautiful.
