Train Street in Hanoi: Complete Guide by Locals 2024

Train Street in Hanoi: Complete Guide by Locals 2024

Hanoi Train Street for foreign travelers is considered a unique and must-visit place for those who wish to experience “an authentic Vietnamese capital”. Marking the beauty of time through the years, it is the sign of the history of the capital of Vietnam but also one of the most photogenic places in the city. 
What is the address of Train Street in Hanoi? What are the train times in 2024? Has Hanoi Train Street opened yet? In the article below you will find 2024 updated information about this street.

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Written by Thu Giang (Local Expert) Updated on 09-10-2024
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1. Where is Hanoi Train Street and Hanoi Train Street Southern?

1.1 Hanoi Train Street (Old Quarter)

Hanoi Train Street (Google Maps) runs from Long Bien Station to Hanoi Central Station, passing through residential areas on Phung Hung, Dien Bien Phu, Kham Thien and Le Duan streets. It's located on the edge of the Old Quarter, near popular landmarks such as:

  • Hoan Kiem Lake (2.5 km to the east)
  • St. Joseph Cathedral (near Hoan Kiem Lake)
  • Imperial City of Thang Long (800 meters to the west) - where you can visit a palace and several historic buildings.

In this area of Hanoi Train Street you will also find the Temple of Literature, with almost 1000 years the oldest university in Vietnam.

However, if you want the best experience and great photos in this attraction in Hanoi, you need to take turns where the train turns dramatically without disturbing the houses on either side too much. 

hanoi train street
The entrance to Train Street is located at the intersection of Tran Phu Street and Phung Hung Street

1.2 The Hanoi Train Street (Southern)

The Hanoi Train Street in Southern (Google Maps) or Alternative Hanoi Train Street in Le Duan, Kham Thien just past the Hanoi train station, offers a quieter vibe. Here, you won’t encounter as many tourists, and the shops mainly specialize in woodworking and furniture. Passing by on the train revealed noticeably fewer crowds compared to the other sections. It seems like a perfect spot for photography enthusiasts seeking a more peaceful setting.

Hanoi Train Street (Southern)
The Hanoi Train Street (Southern)

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1.3 How to enter Hanoi Train Street? Google Maps to all locations

To reach Train Street in Old Quarter, start at the intersection of Dien Bien Phu and Ton That Thiep streets. Follow the tracks to Tran Phu Street, then Phung Hung Street. This area is in Hanoi's Old Quarter. You can easily get there by walking along the walls without needing Google Maps.

Many people don't know that Hanoi has multiple spots where the train passes through narrow streets. Since Google Maps may not clearly show these locations, we've created a custom map for you.

The stretch between Entrance 3 and Entrance 4 is the busiest segment of Hanoi Train Street. This area is lined with numerous cafes on both sides of the tracks, creating a vibrant and bustling atmosphere. It’s the most popular spot to watch the train pass by, making it an exciting experience.

Close to Entrance 1 and 2, you can see the train approaching or leaving amid lush greenery. While cafes here are only on one side of the tracks, it’s still a fantastic spot to catch a glimpse of the train or enjoy a coffee. This section is almost as popular as the busier segment mentioned above.

lush hanoi train street
The lush greenary near Phung Hung Street

2. Why You Should Visit Hanoi Train Street?

2.1 The History of Hanoi Train Street

Hanoi Train Street is a narrow railway bypass where trains pass close to buildings twice daily. Built by the French in 1902, it remains an active rail line as of 2023. The tracks occupy nearly the entire street, making it a unique and photogenic spot in the city.

The trains cross very narrow streets.
The trains cross very narrow streets.

What attracts travelers is that this railway line is in the middle and passes through residential neighborhoods. More surprisingly, the passage between the track and the houses is really narrow, only a few steps away. It's so close that it looks like it could swallow the surrounding houses. 

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hanoi train street

This part of Hanoi has fascinating architecture with a mix of new and old houses. It designates a beautiful image with different colors, creating a “vintage” atmosphere on every street corner.

Adding to the allure of Train Street's narrow passageways and vintage charm, many visitors are drawn to the area not only for its unique urban landscape but also for its proximity to some of the top museums in Hanoi, which showcase the rich history and vibrant culture of Vietnam's capital.

 

2.2 The daily local life of Hanoi Train Street

Hanoi’s Train Street is known for its unique proximity to the railway tracks, with trains passing just 1-2 meters from houses multiple times a day. The narrow streets, accessible only by foot or motorbike, make car travel impossible. Residents, accustomed to the confined space, carry out daily activities like drying clothes, cooking, and chatting on the tracks when no trains are due.

Residents travel by bike and motorbike. Source: Scott Pocock/Culture Trip
Residents travel by bike and motorbike. Source: Scott Pocock/Culture Trip

Despite the seeming danger, accidents are rare, as locals know the Hanoi Train Street schedule by heart. At the sound of the train siren, life retreats from the rails, allowing the train to pass safely. You might also see locals playing chess, preparing meals, or sharing stories with curious passers-by, offering a look into the daily rhythm of life along the tracks.

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3. Entrance Fee at Hanoi Train Street?

There is no official fee to enter Hanoi Train Street. However, the entrances are gated and often monitored by police or local shop owners. To gain entry, you usually need to follow a shop owner and purchase at least one drink from the cafes.

Although the drinks are pricier than usual, they are not excessively expensive, and there is a wide selection available.

For example, a bottle of water costs around 20,000 VND ($0.80 USD), while an egg coffee costs approximately 50,000 VND ($2 USD).

You can view a menu from one of the cafes at Hanoi Train Street below: 

Hanoi Train Street

4. Hanoi Train Street Schedule

It's best to know the schedule of the train that passes through the neighborhood in order to have the best photos and experiences.

At each specific location there will be a different train schedule. However, in the Phung Hung area, the most beautiful bend, the train usually passes through in the evening at 7:00 p.m., 7:45 p.m., 8:30 p.m. and 10 p.m.

If you want to visit Train Street during the day, weekend is best. Saturday and Sunday there will be more trains: 6 a.m., 9 a.m., 11:20 a.m., 3:20 p.m., 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.

hanoi train street schedule

In fact, Hanoi train street schedule is not fixed and a delay of 15 minutes is generally expected. It is therefore better to arrive at least 30 minutes before the scheduled time to have a good view  So it's best that you arrive 30 minutes early to choose a coffee to enjoy while you wait. You can take photos of the railway and the houses before the train arrives. Care must be taken to follow the guard's instructions to ensure railway safety. You can save the train street schedule below:

Hanoi Train Street Schedule

Day Location Time
  Monday – Sunday   Le Duan Train Street

    AM: 6:10, 11:40

   PM: 3:30, 6:00, 7:10, 7:50, 9:00

  Monday – Friday         Phung Hung Train Street        

   AM: 8:30, 9:30, 11:50

   PM: 3:15, 7:50, 9:15, 9:30, 10:00

  Saturday – Sunday   Phung Hung Train Street

    AM: 6:00, 7:15, 9:30, 11:50

   PM: 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 7:50, 9:15, 9:30, 10:00

Hanoi train street schedule

5. What happened to the Hanoi Train Street? 

At the end of 2022, the Train Street cafe area has been closed due to security. Security barriers have been installed, there are checkpoints to ensure railway safety because the coffee trade makes traffic dangerous. According to the official announcement, railway cafes would temporarily close in Phung Hung and Cua Nam areas.

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train street hanoi times 2024
Hanoi used to close Train Street, but now it's fully opened

As of 2024, some cafes along Hanoi Train Street have reopened with a focus on railway safety. These cafes stay clear of the railway corridor, offering visitors a chance to enjoy coffee while watching the trains pass.

Visitors must follow safety regulations and, when informed of an approaching train, move to designated safe areas within the cafes to capture the moment from a safe distance.

5. Some Hanoi train cafes that we recommend

  • Spot 09 - No. 09 Duong Tau Street, Cua Dong, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi
  • Coffee Waitrans 74 - No. 74 Duong Tau Street, Cua Dong, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi
  • Café Ga Đông Dương -  No 5A. Tran Phu Street, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi
  • Railway Cafe - No 5. Tran Phu Street, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi
  • 30 Train Coffee - No. 159 Duong Tau Street, Cua Dong, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi
  • MER café - No. 48 Duong Tau Street, Cua Dong, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi
  • Laika Cafe - 18 Hang Cot Street, Hang Ma, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi
  • Hảo Hảo Coffee - No. 80 Duong Tau Street, Cua Dong, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi
Tourists waiting for the train to come by
Tourists waiting for the train to come by 

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5. Where to eat like a local? The best treet food nearby

Check out our infographic - your guide to the best street food near Hanoi Train Street! While the area offers a lively atmosphere and authentic street food, the city is also home to some of the best restaurants in Hanoi.

Where to eat in Hanoi Old Quarter

6. FAQs

1. Is it free to visit Hanoi Train Street?

Yes, visiting Hanoi Train Street is free of charge.

2. Can I take photos on the train tracks?

For safety reasons, it is not recommended to take photos directly on the train tracks. Use designated photo spots or stay behind the yellow safety line.

3. Are there any other attractions near Hanoi Train Street?

Nearby attractions include Hoan Kiem Lake, St. Joseph’s Cathedral, and Dong Xuan Market, all within walking distance.

4. Can I visit Hanoi Train Street during the day?

Yes, you can visit Hanoi Train Street any time during the day, though the most popular times are when trains pass, typically at 3:30 PM and 7:30 PM.

5. Is Hanoi Train Street suitable for children?

Yes, children can visit, but adult supervision is essential. Be sure to follow all safety guidelines while on the street.

6. Can you still visit Hanoi Train Street?

Yes, Hanoi Train Street is not blocked; the main entrance from the crossing of the railways is blocked and guarded. You could get in only by visiting one of the cafes that were on the tracks. The owners of the cafes can escort you onto the street following all the safety rules.

7. Is Hanoi Train Street illegal?

Some sections of Hanoi Train Street, particularly the parts north of Hanoi station, have been closed due to safety concerns. However, the southern part of the street remains open, though it is closely monitored.

8. Is it safe to eat street food in Hanoi?

Absolutely! Eating street food in Vietnam is a great way to engage in the local culture. While the food is generally safe, it’s recommended to choose vendors with high turnover, ensure the food is cooked thoroughly, and observe basic hygiene precautions.

7. Tips and Advice

Safety First:

  • Always prioritize safety. Obey all instructions from railway staff and cafe owners.
  • Move to designated safe areas when a train approaches.
  • Never stand on the tracks or get too close to the oncoming train.
  • Mind your children closely and keep them away from the tracks.

Planning Your Visit:

  • Check the train schedule before you go. While the schedule isn't fixed, weekends generally have more trains (see our guide above for details).
  • Arrive early (30 minutes is recommended) to secure a good viewing spot, especially on weekends or during peak tourist hours.
  • Consider visiting during the day for better lighting for photos.
  • Weekdays offer a quieter experience if you prefer less crowded situations.

Enjoying the Experience:

  • Respect the local residents. Keep noise levels down and be mindful of their privacy.
  • Choose a cafe with a good view of the tracks if you want to relax and wait for the train.
  • Bring cash for any drinks or snacks you might purchase at the cafes.
  • Take photos responsibly. Be aware of your surroundings and avoid blocking others' views.

Bonus Tip:

  • Explore the surrounding area! The Hanoi Old Quarter offers a variety of shops, cafes, and historical landmarks to discover after your Train Street visit.
Our tourist in Hanoi Train Street
Our customers posing for pictures in the heart of Hanoi Train Street

One last word

In short, the “Hanoi train street” is a must-see site when you visit the capital of Hanoi thanks to its rustic but also modern beauty. Above all, the government of Vietnam is doing everything possible to build an interesting and safe place for those who want great experiences here. When taking this tour, travelers must respect safety instructions in order to have a peaceful trip. So, if you plan to enrich your visit to Hanoi, put this attractive destination on your list. 

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Gabriel12 Sep 2024
Things to do in Hanoi for a day? I wanna know what to do on the first day in the city itself. Till now I've only planned to visit the train street for sure.
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Kampá Tour16 Sep 2024

Hi Gabriel,

For your first day in Hanoi, there’s so much to see! We recommend starting with the highlights of the city outlined in our guide for Hanoi in one day. It covers all the key spots you should visit to make the most of your time.

One spot you’ll love is Train Street Hanoi. It’s a unique experience where a train passes by just a few meters from the local cafés and homes, perfect for an exciting first day in the city.

Safe travels and enjoy Hanoi!

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Harry16 Aug 2024
I am looking to explore Hanoi City next week. I would like to hire a local private guide to make my visit to Train Street and other places more informative. I'm currently staying in the Old Quarter. Any recommendations?
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Kampá Tour22 Aug 2024

Yyou might not need a private guide. You can simply head to the Old Quarter and choose a café with a nice view - there are plenty around. Many of them offer great views of Train Street and the bustling city life!

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Pierre05 Aug 2024
Me and my gf are planning to visit Vietnam I wouldn't mind a tour guide please pm me post a picture how much experience hoe much you could show us around for and what you need
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Kampá Tour07 Aug 2024

Hi Pierre,

We’re excited that you and your girlfriend are planning to visit Vietnam.

Our experienced local guides can show you Vietnam's uncharted gems, offering a rich experience. To tailor your tour, please share your travel dates and interests.

Here are some of our best-seller tours:

Don't hesitate to reach out with more details for a customized quote and itinerary. We look forward to planning an unforgettable trip for you!

Best regards,

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Veronica05 Aug 2024
Hi! Is Sapa worth traveling to now with the weather? Please let me know! Kind regards,
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Kampá Tour07 Aug 2024

Hi!

Yes, Sapa is still worth traveling to now, even with some rain. The lush greenery is beautiful this time of year, so don't worry!

For more information, check out this article: What to Do in Sapa.

Kind regards,

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Michael23 Jul 2024
Every time a train comes through, the whole road gets blocked. Then the cops gotta come and sort it out.
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Kampá Tour25 Jul 2024

Haha, just for fun but this is real 

 

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Lisa canty05 Jul 2024
How do you book for this at one of the cafes
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Kampá Tour08 Jul 2024

You don't need to book a spot at the cafes on Hanoi Train Street! Simply walk in, find a seat, and enjoy a drink or snack while watching the trains pass by. For more ideas on things to do in Hanoi, check out Kampá Tour's guide for things to do in Hanoi. Enjoy your visit!!

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Adam05 Jul 2024
I've came here. Everything is super cheap. Have a beer or two and relax. Then you can roam freely. I actually found the other part of train street to be better.
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Kampá Tour08 Jul 2024

Hi Adam,

I'm glad you're enjoying Hanoi and Train Street! If you love exploring the north, you should check out our Northern Vietnam Tours. They're a fantastic way to dive deeper into Vietnam's beauty beyond the city. Let me know if you want more info!

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Heather10 Jun 2024
I'm heading to Hanoi for just a day, and I've got my sights set on checking out Train Street. But, I've been hearing all these stories about dodgy stuff happening there, like fake cops pulling people over or the real deal giving folks grief about going to the street. Can anyone guide me on how to safely access the train street? Would love to sit in one of the cafés for lunch/evening snacks as well. I have also heard that I need to be invited by the cafe in order to access train street. Also, what else do I explore in Hanoi if I am there for a day?
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Kampá Tour10 Jun 2024

Hello Heather! There aren't any disguised police anymore, but you'll still see many of them patrolling around. Just to be sure, it's a good idea to ask them. Additionally, although Train Street might seem dangerous because of its narrow streets, it's not as risky as you might think. Locals have a trick: they remove their personal belongings before the train passes. Visitors can safely enjoy the view from outdoor seating areas at local cafes. Cafe owners will move their chairs closer to the wall and advise customers to do the same when the train approaches.

Best cafes for Train Pass viewing:

  • Hanoi in the 1990s
  • Nam Vy Coffee
  • Coffee 40

Other must-see places in Hanoi (for a day):

  • Hoan Kiem Lake: Take a stroll around this beautiful lake.
  • Temple of Literature: Explore Vietnam's first university.
  • Church of St. Joseph: Admire its neo-gothic architecture.
  • Old Town: Get lost in its bustling streets and markets.

Also, if you want to find more activities, you can refer to our article 'Hanoi Travel Guide.' Wishing you a fantastic day in Hanoi! 🌆 If you have any more questions, feel free to ask! 

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