Q: What is Hanoi Train Street?
A: Hanoi Train Street is a narrow alleyway in the heart of Hanoi that has train tracks running through it. It's become a popular tourist attraction in recent years due to the unique experience of watching a train pass by just inches away.
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Q: Can I walk on the train tracks?
A: No, walking on the train tracks is dangerous and forbidden. Visitors should stay off the tracks and be aware of their surroundings when the train is approaching.
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Q: When do the trains pass by?
A: Train Timetable att Tran Phu Street. From Monday to Friday: 7.05 pm, 7.15 pm, 7.40 pm, 8.20 pm, 9.05 pm, 9.40 pm and 10 pm
Saturday and Sunday: 7.45 am, 8.50 am, 9.20 am, 11.30 am, 3.20 pm, 4.20 pm, 5.30 pm and 6.15 pm
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Q: Can I take photos on the train tracks?
A: Yes, visitors can take photos on the train tracks, but they should exercise caution and be aware of their surroundings.
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Q: Are there any cafes or restaurants on Hanoi Train Street?
A: Yes, there are several cafes and restaurants located on Hanoi Train Street. They offer a unique experience of watching the train pass by while enjoying a drink or a meal.
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Q: Is Hanoi Train Street safe?
A: While Hanoi Train Street can be safe if visitors exercise caution and follow the guidelines, there have been concerns about the impact of tourism on the community and the safety of visitors. Visitors should respect the local community and their way of life while enjoying the experience of Hanoi Train Street.
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Q: Can I visit Hanoi Train Street at any time of day?
A: Yes, Hanoi Train Street is open to visitors at any time of day. However, the best time to visit is during the train schedule, which is generally in the morning and late afternoon.
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Q: Is Hanoi Train Street free to visit?
A: Yes, visiting Hanoi Train Street is free. However, visitors may need to pay for food or drinks if they choose to visit one of the cafes or restaurants on the street.
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Q: How do I get to Hanoi Train Street?
A: Hanoi Train Street is located in the Old Quarter of Hanoi and can be accessed by foot, bicycle, or motorbike. Taxis and ride-sharing services are also available.
