Scenes From Along The National Railway Network

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Viet Nam’s first railway line, 71kms long, was built between 1881 and 1885 to link Sai Gon with My Tho City.  Subsequently many other routes were built across the country by the French colonialists.

By 1936, the construction of a national rail network had been completed and officially put into operation, with 7 main routes connecting 35 cities and provinces.

Now, the number of main rail routes in the country has reduced to 5, with a total length of around 2,600km. The lines pass through pristine forests, over romantic rivers, near picturesque beaches and close to famous attractions. One of the most famous route in Viet Nam is Da Nang to Hue.

Read more: A Complete Guide to Da Nang Train Station

Scenes From Along The National Railway Network

Hai Van Pass is the geographical boundary between Da Nang and Thua Thien Hue Province

Scenes From Along The National Railway Network

Lang Co Beach in Thua Thien-Hue Province

Scenes From Along The National Railway Network

Duc Pho Beach in Quang Ngai Province

Scenes From Along The National Railway Network

Long Dai River in Quang Binh Province

Scenes From Along The National Railway Network

Near Ca Na Beach in Ninh Thuan Province

Scenes From Along The National Railway Network

A rice field in Nghe An Province

Scenes From Along The National Railway Network

The Ham Rong Bridge in Thanh Hoa Province

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