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Hanoi railway station - Wikipedia

Coordinates: 21°01′27.9″N 105°50′27.9″E / 21.024417°N 105.841083°E

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Hanoi central station

Ga Hà Nội

Hanoi railway station at night

General information

Location

120 Lê Duẩn
Hoàn Kiếm District, Hanoi
Vietnam

Coordinates

21°01′27.9″N 105°50′27.9″E / 21.024417°N 105.841083°E

Owned by

Vietnam Railways

Operated by

Vietnam Railways

Platforms

5 platforms

Tracks

15 tracks

Connections

Hanoi Bus, Hanoi Metro

Other information

Website

http://www.gahanoi.com.vn

History

Opened

1902

Passengers

3,500,000

Services

Preceding station	Vietnam Railways		Following station
Terminus		North–South	Giáp Bát towards Saigon
		Hanoi–Dong Dang	Long Biên towards Đồng Đăng
		Hanoi–Lao Cai	Long Biên towards Lào Cai
		Hanoi–Haiphong	Long Biên towards Hai Phong
		Hanoi–Quan Trieu	Long Biên towards Quán Triều
Preceding station	Hanoi Metro		Following station
Văn Miếu T3S11 towards Nhổn		Line 3	Terminus
Phùng Hưng towards		Line 1	Thống Nhất Park towards

Location

Hanoi central station or simply Hanoi station (Vietnamese: Ga Hà Nội) is one of the main stations of Vietnam Railways, serving as the terminus of five of seven active routes in the national network, including the North–South railway (Reunification Express), the Hanoi–Lào Cai railway, the Hanoi–Haiphong Railway, the Hanoi–Đồng Đăng Railway, and the Hanoi–Quán Triều Railway. The station serves the capital city of Hanoi. The station is located at 120 Lê Duẩn Street, Cua Nam Ward, Hoan Kiem District in central Hanoi.

History

In 1895, The French Indochina choose the Hang Co Market area to build the main station of Hanoi. The old name of this station is Hang Co railway station. Hanoi railway station was built by France and opened in 1902. That time, Hanoi station had a Western-style design and It was design by Henri Vildieu. Hanoi railway station is also one of the largest station in South East Asia at that time.^[1] The building was damaged in the Vietnam War 1972 and in 1976 the central hall was rebuilt in modern style, preserving the historic side wings (only the middle was bombed).

Services

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Passenger services departing from Hanoi Main station:

To ĐỒNG ĐĂNG (for Beijing)
Train number:	M1 (T6 in China)	DD5
Hanoi depart:	18:30 Tuesdays & Fridays only	07:05

The train to Dong Dang is metre gauge and cannot continue on the Chinese railway network. Passengers destined for China must connect to a Chinese train at Pingxiang. Standard gauge tracks have been laid to Gia Lâm Railway Station, about 6 kilometres (3.7 mi) across the river from the main Hanoi Railway Station. Through trains to China depart from Gia Lâm rather than the main Hanoi Railway Station.^[2]

To Hải Phòng
Train number:	HP1	LP3	LP5	LP7
Hanoi Depart:	06:00	09:25	15:20	18:15

Trains to Hai Phong reach Hanoi Station on weekends and holidays only. During weekdays, the terminus is Long Biên Station.

To Lao Cai (For Sapa)
Train Number:	YB3	SP1	SP3	SP7
Hanoi Depart:	06:10 (Saturday only)	21:35	22:00	22:30 (Friday only)

To Saigon, The Reunification Express
Train number:	SE9	SE3	SE1	SE7	SE5	SE9
Hanoi depart:	14:25	19:25	22:00	06:00	15:20	14:25

The train to Nanning departs from Hanoi's Gia Lam station, along with two more trains to Haiphong.

Gallery

Old part of Hanoi railway station
Gare d'Hanoï, 1912

References

^ "The history of Hanoi station". May 28, 2021.
^ "Railway Network". Vietnam Railways. Archived from the original on 2010-04-18. Retrieved 2018-05-29.

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North–South railway

¹Connection to different railway line

Hanoi–Lào Cai railway

v t e Hanoi–Haiphong railway
Hà Nội Long Biên Gia Lâm Cầu Bây Phú Thụy Lạc Đạo Tuấn Lương Cẩm Giàng Hải Dương Tiền Trung Lai Khê Phạm Xá Phú Thái Dụ Nghĩa Vật Cách Thượng Lý Hải Phòng

v t e Hanoi–Đồng Đăng railway
Hà Nội Long Biên Gia Lâm Yên Viên Từ Sơn Lim Bắc Ninh Thị Cầu Sen Hồ Bắc Giang Phố Tráng Kép Voi Xô Phố Vị Bắc Lệ Sông Hóa Chi Lăng Đồng Mỏ Bắc Thủy Bản Thí Yên Trạch Lạng Sơn Đồng Đăng

Landmarks of Hanoi

Public space

Historical
monuments

Feudal	Imperial Citadel of Thăng Long Temple of Literature Cổ Loa Citadel Đống Đa Mound Flag Tower of Hanoi
French colonial	Hanoi Opera House Grand Palais Long Biên Bridge Hôtel Métropole Presidential Palace (Historical Site) State Guest House Hỏa Lò Prison State Bank Medical College

Nature and parks

Religious sites

Buddhist	Quán Sứ Pagoda One Pillar Pagoda Hương Temple Thầy Temple Trấn Quốc Pagoda Láng Temple Non Nước Pagoda
Catholic	St. Joseph's Cathedral Cửa Bắc Church Hàm Long Church Phùng Khoang Church
Taoist	Quán Thánh Temple Ngọc Sơn Temple
Other	Hai Bà Trưng Temple (Đồng Nhân)

Museums

Shopping

Sports

Modern structures

Hotels

Transport

v t e French colonial architecture in Vietnam
Hanoi	Presidential Palace Grand Opera House St. Joseph's Cathedral Long Biên Bridge French School of the Far East Hôtel Metropole Grand Palais Tonkin Palace Hỏa Lò Prison Cửa Bắc Church Hàm Long Church Indochina Medical College Central Station Đồng Xuân Market Museum of Fine Arts Museum of Revolution Supreme Court State Bank National Library Ministry of Foreign Affairs Fatherland Front
Ho Chi Minh City	Post Office City Hall Municipal Theatre Notre-Dame Cathedral Tân Định Church Museum of Ho Chi Minh City Hotel Continental Saigon Hotel Majestic Bến Thành Market Ho Chi Minh City Museum of History
Other municipalities	Haiphong Opera House Museum of Cham Sculpture Dalat Palace Hotel Basilica of Immaculate Conception Tam Tòa Church Mằng Lăng Church

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