If travelling from hue to Danang by train which seats put you on the best side of the train for views?

8 thoughts on “If travelling from hue to Danang by train which seats put you on the best side of the train for views?”

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   Vietnam

   Belinda Brooke says:

   To be honest it wasn’t that amazing. A lot of views obscured by trees and power lines.

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   Vietnam

   MemorableBlueberry3997 says:

   Take the heritage train if you can. Even if you can’t find a seat, there’s a special coach there selling food and you can sit there watch the amazing sea views while enjoying a performance from a Vietnamese band

   6 months ago at

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   Australia

   Amanda Kirby says:

   We’ve done both and enjoyed both. On the train we tried to book the ocean side of the train but because it had been shunted carriage was in reverse, but a lovely local couple swapped with us.

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   Vietnam

   Peter Attalla says:

   It doesn’t really matter because they sometimes reverse the orientation of the train. We went through the same process and booked the left-side (ocean-side) seats. But the engine was attached to the last car, so the whole train was running backward — our “left-side” seats ended up being on the right.

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   Australia

   Tom Hudson says:

   1, 8, 9, 17 if they’re facing the travel direction

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   United States

   Kieran Barry says:

   Sit on the left side of the train and make sure you face forward. Views will be to your left as you travel south to DN

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   United States

   Active Member David Cutaia says:

   I would go through Hai Van Pass by car or motorbike rather than bypass it on the limiting train. If you want to experience the pass.

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   Vietnam

   Warren Agin says:

   Left side facing forward

   6 months ago at

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