My Hanoi Tour

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  • Hanoi-Hai Phong luxury train service to launch in May

    Hai Phong, a major port city in northern Vietnam, is set to open a new train service connecting with Hanoi in May, which features 20 modern carriages, two of which are luxurious sections. Full story: https://tuoitrenews.vn/news/ttnewsstyle/20250322/hanoihai-phong-luxury-train-service-to-launch-in-may/85411.html

  • Hanoi’s Train Street cafés defy ban as tourists continue to flood the area

    Despite safety warnings and official bans, Train Street cafés in Hanoi remain packed with visitors, posing serious safety risks. Full story: https://vietnamnet.vn/en/hanoi-s-train-street-cafes-defy-ban-as-tourists-continue-to-flood-the-area-2383130.html

  • Hanoi’s Train Street: Keep it for tourism or shut it down?

    Train Street remains a popular tourist attraction in Hanoi despite safety concerns. Experts propose solutions ranging from relocation to regulated tourism. Instead of allowing residents to continue … Full story: https://vietnamnet.vn/en/hanoi-s-train-street-keep-it-for-tourism-or-shut-it-down-2381323.html

  • Hanoi’s Train Street: Keep it for tourism or shut it down?

    Train Street remains a popular tourist attraction in Hanoi despite safety concerns. Experts propose solutions ranging from relocation to regulated tourism. Full story: http://www.bing.com/news/apiclick.aspx?ref=FexRss&aid=&tid=67d7a2f39c6649a69a56b5f98bb5f800&url=https%3a%2f%2fenglish.vov.vn%2fen%2ftravel%2fhanois-train-street-keep-it-for-tourism-or-shut-it-down-post1161679.vov&c=5133208874681218224&mkt=en-us

  • Hanoi Bans Tours At Popular “Train Street” After Many Close Calls On The Track

    The train street, which stretches for about 2km, connects Le Duan, Tran Phu, Cua Dong, and Phung Hung streets. The spot has gained notoriety for its cafés situated mere inches from an active railway … Full story: https://says.com/my/lifestyle/hanoi-ban-train-street-tours

  • Hanoi’s train street relocation would require massive funding, lawmakers say

    Proposed changes to Vietnam’s railway law reignite the debate over relocating Hanoi’s Train Street and the high costs involved. Full story: https://vietnamnet.vn/en/hanoi-s-train-street-relocation-would-require-massive-funding-lawmakers-say-2379207.html

  • Hanoi bans travel agencies from organising tours on popular train street

    The city’s tourism department requires travel agencies to raise awareness among their staff about the risks of traffic accidents in areas where train street cafes operate. Full story: https://www.thestar.com.my/aseanplus/aseanplus-news/2025/03/10/hanoi-bans-travel-agencies-from-organising-tours-on-popular-train-street

  • Hanoi bans tours on Train Street

    The Hanoi Department of Tourism has requested travel agencies not to organize tours to the popular Train Street amid growing safety concerns. Full story: https://www.msn.com/

  • Hanoi bans tours on Train Street

    The Hanoi Department of Tourism has requested travel agencies not to organize tours to the popular Train Street amid growing safety concerns. The department also requires travel agencies to raise … Full story: https://e.vnexpress.net/news/travel/places/hanoi-bans-tours-on-train-street-4858921.html

  • Hanoi bans tours on train street

    The decision by the Hanoi Department of Tourism to ban tours to this area is seen as a measure to ensure the safety of tourists, create a safe railway corridor and maintain public order. Full story: https://en.vietnamplus.vn/hanoi-bans-tours-on-train-street-post311250.vnp

  • Hanoi tourism dept requires not arranging tours to trackside café street

    The Hanoi Department of Tourism has issued a document requesting travel service businesses, including those offering tours and passenger transport services, not to organize tours to the ‘train street’ … Full story: https://tuoitrenews.vn/news/society/20250309/hanoi-tourism-dept-requires-not-arranging-tours-to-trackside-cafe-street/85105.html

  • Foreign tourists berated, shooed away for not ordering drinks on Hanoi Train Street

    A coffee shop owner on Hanoi’s Train Street repeatedly yelled at and chased away five foreign tourists who stood watching an approaching train without ordering anything from her. Full story: https://www.msn.com/