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Bus travel in Vietnam

In Vietnam, the bus is the cheapest and most convenient means of transport for tourists, since the bus system is well developed and can reach almost every part of the country. If you are stuck with the very first steps, such as how to find a bus or which route to follow, read this manual on how to best travel by bus in Vietnam.

On this page you will learn the following about traveling by bus in Vietnam:

Where to book bus tickets

Bus options, open bus ticket, how does it work, travel times by bus.

When you want to book a bus ticket in Vietnam you can either do that by yourself online or with a travel agent, hotel or at the bus station. Keep in mind that during holidays in Vietnam , especially Tet New Year, you have to book way in advanced due to lack of availability.

There are a couple of reliable websites were you can online book your Vietnam bus tickets.

Tips for booking online:

• Research good were you have to go. Some destinations don’t have a (big) bus station, which means you have to travel to a big city close to it and from their take a taxi or local bus. Ex. for Hoi An you often have to take the bus to Da Nang and for Phong Nha a bus to Dong Hoi.
• Check the right name of the location. Sometimes when you use the search engines of these bus companies, you can not find the destination, because you write it wrong. Ex. Dalat or Da Lat, Danang or Da Nang, Halong Bay, Ha Long or Halong City.
• When you don’t find availability on one website, check one of the other websites. It is possible that each websites can show availability of a different bus company. So if one bus company does not have space, then maybe another bus company still has.

You can book bus ticket at almost every travel agent in Vietnam and also most hotels and hostels can book for you. In most cases they earn a small commission, but sometimes they also add up a small fee. The cheapest tickets you can get at the bus station itself, but they are often not convenient located outside the city centre.

The national bus network is slowly being upgraded, the rickety old buses being replaced by air-conditioned models, especially on the more popular routes. The journey can be slow because buses often stop to pick up passengers or make breaks.

Sleeper bus (night bus)

Modern air-conditioned buses run between the most important cities. You are certain of an allocated seat and sufficient space. Most have comfortable reclining seats, others have loungers for long journeys. These sleeping buses can be a good alternative to trains and the costs are comparable. The benefit of a sleeper bus is that it does not cost you a day of travelling and a night in an hotel.

Between some destinations you have VIP buses. They are very limited, so if you want to use these buses it is wise to book them in advanced. In these buses you have a lot more space, more comfort and also include WiFi.

Alternatives

The alternative for travelling by bus in Vietnam are the mini buses. You have different qualities, but the most popular one are the limousine. One of the difference is that these limousine mini buses mostly drive during day, while the regular long distance buses are mostly night buses (sleeper bus).

Local buses run shorter distances and are a lot less luxurious. This makes it a lot less comfortable. These buses only run during the day. Local buses are often busy and drivers sometimes charge higher prices to tourists. Therefore not really popular with travellers.

In backpacker spots throughout Vietnam, you see many signs with advertisements for “Open Tour” or “Open Ticket”. These open bus tickets are primarily aimed at foreign budget travelers. Air-conditioned buses run between Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi (and other routes) and passengers can go and get off the bus in any major city along the route. If you want to interrupt your journey and then pick it up again, you only have to phone the organization one day before departure.

In general, open tour buses are a fairly comfortable way to travel through Vietnam: they have air conditioning, a limited number of seats and fixed timetables. In addition, the fact that they don’t stop so often to pick up people makes it faster, and the competition is fierce that prices are almost as low as those for the national bus network. Buses are usually quite decent, but don’t expect too much legroom or toilets on board; some of the more expensive bus services they have, but the vast majority will stop there every few hours for a combined toilet and snack break.

Example: You buy an open bus ticket in Ho Chi Minh City and reserve a place for the bus to Dalat. Now you have made 1 stop. After a few days in Dalat, your hotel can call the bus company to reserve a place for the bus to Nha Trang.

Cost of open bus ticket

The buses are comfortable and extremely cheap. Depending on the operator and the exact route, Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi is $ 35 to $ 70 and HCMC to Hue is around $ 25. The more stops you add, the higher the price. Buses usually depart from central locations (often hostels that are popular with travelers), so you don’t have to make an extra trip to the bus station. Some buses with open tour also stop alongside sights along the way.

Boarding places for open bus ticket

The most popular stops for the open bus ticket are:

• Ho Chi Minh City

Pay attention

• If you lose your open bus ticket, you cannot get a refund.
• If you have chosen a bad bus company, you will be burdened with it the entire trip
• You must adhere to the daily schedule of the bus company.
• If you want to go somewhere else, such as to Sapa, you have to buy a separate bus ticket for that.
• Buying separate tickets only costs a little more (or nothing at all), but still gives you more freedom.

Open bus companies

The most popular open bus companies:

• The Sinh Tourist (most recommended)

How to get to the bus station

Cities can have different bus stations. It may be that one bus station does not have the same connections than another bus station in the same city. For that reason, always first find out at which bus station you should be. There may also be a difference between the type of service (local or long-distance, express or no express) and some bus companies have their own station. Bus stations can look chaotic, but many now have a ticket agency with official prices and departure times clearly displayed.

Buses departing from smaller cities like Dalat and Ninh Binh, always include a pick up from your hotel. In this case a minibus will pick you up and bring you to the bus station.

In the bus you always have a fixed seat. The number of your seat you can find on your ticket. If you prefer a seat in the front of the bus and top or bottom bunk in a night bus, it is wise to tell you preferences at booking. The bus often stops half way at a special bus stop. Here you can find toilets, a restaurant and one or a few shops to buy some snacks and drinks.

Arriving on your destination

When you arrive in a small or medium sized city there is also a drop off at your hotel included. You arrive at the bus station and a minivan will bring you to your accommodation. In large cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City you have to take a taxi or walk (but not all bus stations are not directly in the city centre) .

Bus accidents are not uncommon and increase regularly at night. Vehicles are often poorly maintained. Keep valuables with you and do not put them at the bottom of the bus. Some bus companies have a better reputation than others in both the quality of drivers and buses.

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How quickly can I get a ticket?

If you book within office hours (7.30am - 5pm) we may be able to get you a bus ticket reservation for the same day - give it a try! You will normally receive your ticket by email within 24 hours of booking - faster for short notice bookings.

Where do I catch the bus?

That depends on where you're leaving from! Also (more seriously), it depends on the bus company, and your route. It will either be from a bus office, or you'll be collected from outside your hotel - if this is the case, you'll be prompted for the hotel name and address at time of booking, so make sure that information is correct when you book your ticket. Once you're booked, we will give you all the information you need to find or meet your bus.

How can I pay?

You can pay for your Vietnam bus ticket online, using any major credit, charge or bank card - we also offer many other payment methods, for example Alipay. Just complete the booking form on the booking page and press Book Now, and we'll collect payment details on the next page.

What are the sleeper buses like?

Generally, brilliant. Pretty comfortable, so much nicer than a standard seated bus, we love them. But if you’re over 6 foot (1.83cm) you won’t be able to fully stretch out. It still beats having your knees sticking in the back of the seat in front of you though.

What are the seated buses like?

Often very comfortable, with quite a bit of recline, and reasonable legroom. But please note the “often” – some routes just don’t have great buses on them, and sometimes the buses need to be small, because the roads are small.

We are now offering limousine buses on several routes, and these are really fabulous - business-class airline style reclining seats, loads of legroom, personal USB chargers, wifi and in some cases even your own "back of the seat" TV screen with entertainment system and headphones. They are a bit more expensive but definitely worth the spend - these limousine VIP buses are our all-time favourites!

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Vietnam stands out as a sought-after tourist destination in Southeast Asia, renowned for its stunning natural beauty and budget-friendly travel packages. From affordable local cuisine and lodging to cost-effective transportation options like taxis and railways, Vietnam offers a dreamy vacation experience. If you're looking to further optimize your travel expenses, consider booking bus and limousine tickets in Vietnam through redBus. The country boasts an extensive network of bus routes that connect nearly every city and town, making bus travel in Vietnam the most economical and practical choice.

In this era of technological advancement, online bus ticket booking has made planning your journey in Vietnam more convenient and reliable than ever before. redBus, a leading bus ticket booking platform in Vietnam, provides a wide range of services at competitive prices.

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Booking a bus ticket online in Vietnam is convenient with redBus. Simply follow these steps: log in to the redBus website, choose your travel dates, select your preferred operator and route, and proceed to make your payment.

Vietnam boasts several popular bus routes, including Hanoi to Hue, Hanoi to Da Nang, Da Nang to Ho Chi Minh City, Ho Chi Minh City to Mui Ne, Hue to Hoi An, Ho Chi Minh City to Phan Thiet, Da Nang to Nha Trang, Hanoi to Sapa, and Hanoi to Ninh Binh.

Vietnam offers numerous must-visit places, such as Halong Bay, Ninh Binh, Da Nang, Ha Long, Hue, Hoi An, Nha Trang, Ho Chi Minh City, and Sapa.

Absolutely! Regular bus services link major cities with tourist destinations in Vietnam. You can conveniently book bus tickets for these routes through redBus.

Buses provide an affordable means of travel in Vietnam. The cost of Vietnam bus tickets booked online may vary depending on your chosen travel agency, bus service provider, the specific route, and any onboard amenities provided by the bus company.

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Travelling by bus in Vietnam is an affordable and practical way to travel across the country and the best option to reach the most popular cities, some of which are disconnected from the railway network or have no airport nearby.

We support advance ticket booking for more than 200 bus stations and bus stops across Vietnam, including the major destinations such as Hanoi, Sapa, Ha Giang, Cao Bang, Hai Phong, Cat Ba, Ha Long and Ninh Binh in the North, Phong Nha, Hue, Da Nang, Hoi An, Quy Nhon, Nha Trang and Mui Ne in the Central Coast, Buon Ma Thuot and Da Lat in the Central Highlands, Ho Chi Minh, Vung Tau, Can Tho, Ha Tien and Rach Gia in the South.

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Bus companies in Vietnam

• - Northern Vietnam
• - Bus routes to Hanoi
• - Bus routes to Sapa
• - Bus routes to Ha Giang
• - Bus routes to Cao Bang
• - Bus routes to Cat Ba
• - Bus routes to Ninh Binh
• - Central Vietnam
• - Bus routes to Phong Nha
• - Bus routes to Hue
• - Bus routes to Da Nang
• - Bus routes to Hoi An
• - Bus routes to Nha Trang
• - Bus routes to Da Lat
• - Bus routes to Buon Ma Thuot
• - Southern Vietnam
• - Bus routes to Ho Chi Minh
• - Bus routes to Mui Ne
• - Bus routes to Vung Tau
• - Bus routes to My Tho and Vinh Long
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Road transportation in Vietnam is carried out by three types of vehicles: seated buses , sleeper buses and minivans . Bus companies operate modern fleets of vehicles equipped with air-conditioning, seats or berths, and on-board amenities. Depending on the travel distance and the level of comfort your prefer, you can choose among bus, minibus or minivan available for your route.

Seated buses

Seated buses generally cover long distances during daytime and connect two or more cities in different provinces.

The most common models of seating buses in Vietnam are single-deck coaches equipped with reclining seats. Large buses have capacity for 30 to 40 passengers, whereas minibuses can carry between 15 to 30 passengers.

Most seated buses have air-conditioning and the staff on-board provides water and refreshing towels.

Sleeper buses

Sleeper buses generally cover long distances overnight and connect two or more cities in different provinces. Journeys can take up to 8 to 12 hours, so buses are prepared for passengers to sleep during most part of the journey.

The most common models of sleeper buses in Vietnam are double-deck coaches equipped with fixed berths and capacity for 30 to 40 passengers.

Most sleeper buses have air-conditioning and the staff on-board provides water, refreshing towels and sometimes blankets. Some modern buses are equipped with Wi-Fi internet and onboard entertainment system.

Minivans generally cover short distances during daytime and connect cities in the same province or neighbor provinces. For short journeys of 1 to 3 hours companies operate minivans equipped with standard seats. For long journeys between 3 to 5 hours companies operate limousine vans equipped with upgraded seats designed to offer passengers a higher level of comfort.

The most common models of minivan in Vietnam are Ford Transit and Hyundai Solati, with the interior refurbished with three rows of seats accommodating 9 passengers, or one row of seats at the back and four individual seats in the center accommodating up to 7 passengers. Additionally, there is space for 1 extra passenger in the front of the van, seating next to the driver.

Most minivan vehicles are equipped with air conditioning, Wi-Fi internet, onboard entertainment system, reading light and USB phone charger to ensure a pleasant trip.

Getting around Vietnam by bus

Road transport conditions in Vietnam are rapidly improving with the construction of new expressways, although the main network still consists of national roads and provincial roads.

The National Route 1A traverses the country connecting Hanoi, Hue, Da Nang, Nha Trang, and Ho Chi Minh, meanwhile the new North-South Expressway runs parallel and is partially under construction.

The Hanoi–Hai Phong–Ha Long Expressway and Hanoi–Lao Cai Expressway were developed recently and have shortened the travel time from the capital to the mountains in the Northwest and the coast in the Northeast, whereas the Ho Chi Minh City–Trung Luong Expressway facilitates the access from the Southern metropolis to the Mekong Delta.

Northern Vietnam

The city of Hanoi offers an enchanting blend that combines traditional Vietnamese architecture, French colonial buildings and beautiful lake scenery. The capital is also the main transportation hub in Northern Vietnam with many buses and minivans departing from the main stations Gia Lam, Giap Bat, My Dinh and Nuoc Ngam, and the representative offices of the companies in Hoan Kiem District.

Bus routes to Hanoi

• Sapa to Hanoi
• Ha Giang to Hanoi
• Cao Bang to Hanoi
• Hai Phong to Hanoi
• Cat Ba to Hanoi
• Ha Long to Hanoi
• Ninh Binh to Hanoi
• Phong Nha to Hanoi
• Hue to Hanoi
• Da Nang to Hanoi
• Ho Chi Minh to Hanoi

Northwestern Mountains

The Northwestern Mountains are characterized by amazing landscapes of impressive peaks and valleys of rice terraces and green tea fields, often inhabited by ethnic minority groups. We invite you to travel to Sapa in Lao Cai province, Mu Cang Chai in Yen Bai province and Moc Chau in Son La province.

Bus routes to Sapa

• Hanoi to Sapa
• Ha Giang to Sapa
• Hai Phong to Sapa
• Cat Ba to Sapa
• Ha Long to Sapa
• Ninh Binh to Sapa

Bus routes to Mu Cang Chai

• Hanoi to Mu Cang Chai
• Ha Long to Mu Cang Chai
• Hanoi to Yen Bai

Bus routes to Moc Chau

• Hanoi to Moc Chau
• Hanoi to Son La

Northern Mountains

The Northern Mountains are distinctive by having stunning steep mountain passes, switchback roads, and misty villages stuck in time that still preserve the traditional lifestyle. Get ready to discover the ultimate destinations in Northern Vietnam, Ha Giang , Tuyen Quang , Bac Kan , Cao Bang and Lang Son .

Bus routes to Ha Giang

• Hanoi to Ha Giang
• Sapa to Ha Giang
• Tuyen Quang to Ha Giang
• Cat Ba to Ha Giang
• Hai Phong to Ha Giang
• Ha Long to Ha Giang
• Ninh Binh to Ha Giang
• Ha Giang to Yen Minh
• Ha Giang to Dong Van
• Ha Giang to Meo Vac

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Bus routes to Tuyen Quang

• Hanoi to Tuyen Quang
• Ha Giang to Tuyen Quang

Bus routes to Bac Kan

• Hanoi to Ba Be Lake

Bus routes to Cao Bang

• Hanoi to Cao Bang
• Cao Bang to Ban Gioc
• Hanoi to Ban Gioc

Bus routes to Lang Son

• Hanoi to Lang Son

Northeastern Coast

The Northeastearn Coast consists of the province of Quang Ninh and the city of Hai Phong . Travel here if you wish to explore the island of Cat Ba or cruise around Ha Long Bay, Lan Ha Bay and Bai Tu Long Bay , a coastal region formed by hundreds of limestone islands floating above the ocean, spectacular caves and secluded beaches.

Bus routes to Hai Phong

• Hanoi to Hai Phong
• Sapa to Hai Phong
• Lao Cai to Hai Phong
• Ha Giang to Hai Phong

Bus routes to Cat Ba

• Hanoi to Cat Ba
• Ha Long to Cat Ba
• Sapa to Cat Ba
• Ha Giang to Cat Ba
• Ninh Binh to Cat Ba
• Hue to Cat Ba

Bus routes to Ha Long

• Hanoi to Ha Long
• Sapa to Ha Long
• Mu Cang Chai to Ha Long
• Ha Giang to Ha Long
• Cat Ba to Ha Long
• Ninh Binh to Ha Long

Red River Delta

The Red River Delta is filled with charming old towns set in picturesque landscapes. Here you can visit temples and pagodas blended with the nature and cross through rice paddies while admiring breath-taking inland karst mountains. All this waits for you in Ninh Binh , Mai Chau in Hoa Binh province and Pu Luong in Thanh Hoa province.

Bus routes to Ninh Binh

• Hanoi to Ninh Binh
• Sapa to Ninh Binh
• Ha Giang to Ninh Binh
• Cat Ba to Ninh Binh
• Ha Long to Ninh Binh
• Mai Chau to Ninh Binh
• Phong Nha to Ninh Binh
• Hue to Ninh Binh
• Da Nang to Ninh Binh
• Hoi An to Ninh Binh

Bus routes to Mai Chau

• Hanoi to Mai Chau
• Ninh Binh to Mai Chau

Bus routes to Pu Luong

• Hanoi to Pu Luong
• Ninh Binh to Pu Luong

Central Vietnam

Central Vietnam comprises three regions, namely North Central Coast, South Central Coast and Central Highlands, as well as the cities of Hue, Da Nang and Hoi An.

North Central Coast

The North Central Coast is home to Phong Nha–Ke Bang National Park , a recently discovered natural marvel in Quang Binh province featuring some of the largest and most stunning caves in the world.

Bus routes to Phong Nha

• Hanoi to Phong Nha
• Ninh Binh to Phong Nha
• Hue to Phong Nha
• Da Nang to Phong Nha
• Hoi An to Phong Nha

Central Coast

The Central Coast is home to three major tourist destinations: Hue , recognized as World Heritage Site for its well-preserved monuments, including the Imperial City and the magnificent royal tombs of the former emperors of Vietnam; Da Nang , a popular holiday destination famed for its magnificent beaches and plenty of attractions, such as the Marble Mountains and Ba Na Hill Station; and the Ancient Town of Hoi An , one of the oldest Southeast Asian trading ports dating back from the 15th century that represents a good example of the fusion of Asian cultures.

Bus routes to Hue

• Hanoi to Hue
• Cat Ba to Hue
• Ninh Binh to Hue
• Phong Nha to Hue
• Da Nang to Hue
• Hoi An to Hue
• Quy Nhon to Hue
• Nha Trang to Hue
• Da Lat to Hue
• Ho Chi Minh to Hue

Bus routes to Da Nang

• Hanoi to Da Nang
• Ninh Binh to Da Nang
• Phong Nha to Da Nang
• Hue to Da Nang
• Hoi An to Da Nang
• Quy Nhon to Da Nang
• Nha Trang to Da Nang
• Buon Ma Thuot to Da Nang
• Da Lat to Da Nang
• Mui Ne to Da Nang
• Ho Chi Minh to Da Nang

Bus routes to Hoi An

• Hanoi to Hoi An
• Ninh Binh to Hoi An
• Phong Nha to Hoi An
• Hue to Hoi An
• Da Nang to Hoi An
• Da Lat to Hoi An
• Quy Nhon to Hoi An
• Nha Trang to Hoi An
• Mui Ne to Hoi An

Bus routes to My Son

• Da Nang to My Son
• Hoi An to My Son

South Central Coast

The South Central Coast presents a diverse shoreline that varies from pristine sandy beaches to rocky cliffs. There are many top beach destinations along the coast of Quang Nam, Quang Ngai, Binh Dinh, Phu Yen, Khanh Hoa and Ninh Thuan provinces, with the seaside resorts of Quy Nhon , Tuy Hoa , Nha Trang and Phan Rang concentrating most of the tourism activity.

Bus routes to Quy Nhon

• Hue to Quy Nhon
• Da Nang to Quy Nhon
• Hoi An to Quy Nhon
• Da Lat to Quy Nhon
• Tuy Hoa to Quy Nhon
• Nha Trang to Quy Nhon
• Ho Chi Minh to Quy Nhon

Bus routes to Tuy Hoa

• Quy Nhon to Tuy Hoa
• Nha Trang to Tuy Hoa
• Ho Chi Minh to Tuy Hoa

Bus routes to Nha Trang

• Hue to Nha Trang
• Da Nang to Nha Trang
• Hoi An to Nha Trang
• Quy Nhon to Nha Trang
• Tuy Hoa to Nha Trang
• Buon Ma Thuot to Nha Trang
• Da Lat to Nha Trang
• Phan Thiet to Nha Trang
• Mui Ne to Nha Trang
• Ho Chi Minh to Nha Trang
• Can Tho to Nha Trang

Bus routes to Phan Rang

• Ho Chi Minh to Phan Rang

Central Highlands

The Central Highlands spans the provinces of Kon Tum, Gia Lai, Dak Lak, Lam Dong and Dak Nong. The region is famous for its beautiful scenery of lakes, waterfalls and hills covered by pine trees. Pleiku and Buon Ma Thuot offer the chance to get in touch with native tribe villages and learn about their cultural heritage. If you are looking for a romantic destination, the city of Da Lat will captivate your imagination with the image of french villas and colonial palaces immersed in misty valleys.

Bus routes to Pleiku

• Buon Ma Thuot to Pleiku
• Ho Chi Minh to Pleiku

Bus routes to Buon Ma Thuot

• Da Nang to Buon Ma Thuot
• Nha Trang to Buon Ma Thuot
• Pleiku to Buon Ma Thuot
• Da Lat to Buon Ma Thuot
• Ho Chi Minh to Buon Ma Thuot

Bus routes to Da Lat

• Hue to Da Lat
• Da Nang to Da Lat
• Hoi An to Da Lat
• Quy Nhon to Da Lat
• Nha Trang to Da Lat
• Buon Ma Thuot to Da Lat
• Phan Thiet to Da Lat
• Mui Ne to Da Lat
• Ho Chi Minh to Da Lat
• Can Tho to Da Lat

Southern Vietnam

Ho chi minh.

Located in the banks of Saigon river, Ho Chi Minh is a metropolis filled with war museums and bustling markets. The city is also the main transportation hub in Southern Vietnam with many buses and minivans departing from the main stations Mien Dong and Mien Tay, and the representative offices of the companies in Pham Ngu Lao and Ben Thanh wards of District 1.

Bus routes to Ho Chi Minh

• Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh
• Hue to Ho Chi Minh
• Da Nang to Ho Chi Minh
• Quy Nhon to Ho Chi Minh
• Nha Trang to Ho Chi Minh
• Da Lat to Ho Chi Minh
• Mui Ne to Ho Chi Minh
• Vung Tau to Ho Chi Minh
• Can Tho to Ho Chi Minh
• Ha Tien and Rach Gia to Ho Chi Minh

Southeastern Coast

The Southeastern Coast offers some getaway options to escape from Ho Chi Minh and embrace the peaceful atmosphere by the sea. Phan Thiet and Mui Ne are two coastal towns in Binh Thuan province renowned for their sand dunes and beaches, whereas Vung Tau is a seaport town with a french colonial past that features plenty of tourist attractions.

Bus routes to Phan Thiet and Mui Ne

• Quy Nhon to Mui Ne
• Nha Trang to Mui Ne
• Da Lat to Mui Ne
• Ho Chi Minh to Mui Ne

Bus routes to Vung Tau

• Ho Chi Minh to Vung Tau
• Can Tho to Vung Tau

Mekong River Delta

The Mekong Delta is a region of unique beauty with jungle and riverine canals best admired on board of a rowboat. My Tho , Ben Tre , Cai Be , Vinh Long and Sa Dec offer travellers the experience of navigating the water maze in the Mekong River; Can Tho is a must-stop spot to learn about the floating markets and visit the tropical fruit gardens; finally, Chau Doc contains the mystical Tra Su forest, a place only accessible by boat that looks extracted from a fairytale.

Bus routes to Sa Dec

• Ho Chi Minh to My Tho
• Ho Chi Minh to Ben Tre
• Ho Chi Minh to Cai Be
• Ho Chi Minh to Vinh Long
• Ho Chi Minh to Sa Dec

Bus routes to Can Tho

• Nha Trang to Can Tho
• Da Lat to Can Tho
• Ho Chi Minh to Can Tho
• Vung Tau to Can Tho
• Chau Doc to Can Tho
• Rach Gia to Can Tho
• Ca Mau to Can Tho

Bus routes to Chau Doc

• Ho Chi Minh to Chau Doc
• Can Tho to Chau Doc

Southern Coast

The Southern Coast comprises the provinces of Soc Trang, Bac Lieu, Ca Mau and Kieng Giang. From Soc Trang , travellers can catch a ferry to Con Dao archipelago. From Rach Gia and Ha Tien , travellers can catch a ferry to Phu Quoc and Nam Du islands.

Bus routes to Soc Trang

• Ho Chi Minh to Soc Trang
• Soc Trang to Con Dao

Bus routes to Rach Gia

• Ho Chi Minh to Rach Gia
• Can Tho to Rach Gia
• Rach Gia to Phu Quoc
• Rach Gia to Nam Du

Bus routes to Ha Tien

• Ho Chi Minh to Ha Tien
• Ha Tien to Phu Quoc

International bus routes to Vietnam

Vietnam is connected with direct international bus services to Phnom Penh in Cambodia .

Vietnam is connected by road with Laos through seven border checkpoints: Sop Hun–Tay Trang in Dien Bien province, Na Maew–Nam Xoi in Thanh Hoa province, Nam Can–Nong Het in Nghe An province, Cau Treo–Nam Phao in Ha Tinh province, Cha Lo–Na Phao in Quang Binh province, Lao Bao–Dansavanh in Quang Tri province and Bo Y–Phou Keau in Kon Tum province.

Travellers bound to Vietnam are required visa exemption or else stamped visa or apply for e-visa or visa on-arrival.

International bus routes from Laos

• Luang Prabang to Hanoi
• Vientiane to Hanoi
• Thakhek to Hanoi (We/Th)
• Savannakhet to Hanoi (We/Th)
• Luang Prabang to Hue
• Vientiane to Hue
• Vientiane to Da Nang

Vietnam is connected by road with Cambodia through six border checkpoints: Le Thanh–O Yadao in Gia Lai province, Moc Bai–Bavet and Trapeang Phlong–Xa Mat in Tay Ninh province, Banteay Chakrei–Dinh Ba in Dong Thap province, Phnom Den–Tinh Bien in An Giang province and Ha Tien–Prek Chak in Kien Giang province.

International bus routes from Cambodia

• Phnom Penh to Ho Chi Minh
• Siem Reap to Ho Chi Minh
• Phnom Penh to Ha Tien
• Kampot to Ha Tien
• Sihanoukville to Ha Tien

How to book your bus tickets in Vietnam?

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How to use the bus e-ticket?

The electronic ticket can be used to board the bus or collect the bus ticket at the authorized ticket office before boarding.

Passengers must follow the instructions contained in the e-ticket and print a physical copy in advance or carry a digital copy in the mobile phone to collect the ticket at the station or present the e-ticket at the time of boarding.

RECEIVE YOUR E-TICKET BY EMAIL

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ARRIVE AT THE STATION ON TIME

Arrive at the bus station 60 minutes before the scheduled departure time. If required, present your electronic ticket at the authorized ticket office and collect your bus ticket.

BOARD THE BUS

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1. Vietnam Bus Travel 2. Vietnam Bus Network 3. Bus Tickets in Vietnam 4. Booking and Riding 5. Other Useful Info 6. Private Minivans 7. International Buses 🎫 Book Bus Tickets

🚍 Bus Travel in Vietnam – Complete Guide:

▶️ 1. introduction to bus travel in vietnam:.

Embarking on a journey across Vietnam unveils a mosaic of stunning landscapes, dynamic cities, and immersive cultural encounters. At the heart of this adventure lies an extensive network of buses that traverse the nation’s diverse terrain. From the bustling streets of Hanoi to the serene shores of Nha Trang, buses act as vital connectors, linking bustling urban hubs, remote villages, and popular tourist destinations.

Exploring Vietnam’s Bus Network

• Vietnam boasts a sophisticated bus network, intricately weaving its way throughout the country. Major cities like Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City , Da Nang , and Hue are serviced by efficient urban bus systems, providing convenient transportation options for both locals and visitors. These systems typically consist of a fleet of buses operating along designated routes, with stops strategically located at landmarks, residential areas, and transportation hubs.
• In addition, intercity bus services seamlessly link major cities with smaller towns and rural regions, facilitating travel across extensive distances. These buses come in various classes, catering to diverse preferences and budgets, ranging from standard coaches to luxurious sleeper options. With a robust infrastructure and a multitude of operators, Vietnam’s bus network offers flexibility and convenience to travelers exploring the country’s myriad attractions.

The Significance of Bus Travel for Tourists

• For tourists, bus travel in Vietnam presents an authentic and immersive mode of experiencing the country’s essence. Unlike other transportation modes such as flights or trains, buses offer an opportunity for travelers to engage with local communities, observe daily life, and uncover hidden gems off the beaten path. Whether winding through the terraced landscapes of Sapa or navigating the coastal routes of Phan Thiet, bus journeys provide a unique glimpse into the soul of Vietnam.
• Furthermore, bus travel remains an economical choice for travelers seeking to maximize their exploration while adhering to a budget. With affordable fares and an extensive route network, buses enable access to remote destinations and lesser-known attractions without compromising financial constraints. Whether embarking on a day trip to nearby villages or embarking on an extended adventure across the country, buses offer a cost-effective and efficient means of transportation for travelers of all budgets.

▶️ 2. Deciphering Vietnam’s Bus Network:

Vietnam’s intricate system of buses serves as the backbone of its transportation infrastructure, seamlessly linking vibrant urban hubs with remote rural hamlets. Understanding the intricacies of this network is crucial for travelers eager to uncover the country’s diverse landscapes and cultural gems.

A. Urban Bus Systems

• Major Cities and Their Bus Networks: Vietnam’s major cities, such as Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, and Hue, boast robust urban bus systems. For instance, in Hanoi, the Hanoi Transport Corporation operates a comprehensive network of bus routes that traverse the city’s bustling streets and historic sites. Similarly, Ho Chi Minh City’s Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system efficiently connects major districts and suburban areas along key corridors.
• Frequency, Routes, and Fare Structures: Urban buses in Vietnam typically run at regular intervals, with frequency varying based on the route and time of day. Routes are meticulously designed to serve residential neighborhoods, commercial centers, educational institutions, and tourist attractions. Fares are usually distance-based or fixed-rate, with tickets available for purchase from bus drivers or designated ticket counters. Recent years have seen the introduction of cashless payment methods, such as prepaid cards and mobile apps, enhancing convenience for commuters.

B. Inter-City Bus Services

• Popular Routes and Destinations: Inter-city buses link major urban centers with sought-after tourist spots, scenic vistas, and cultural landmarks across Vietnam. Routes between Hanoi and destinations like Ha Long Bay , Sapa , and Ninh Binh are particularly popular among travelers seeking to explore the country’s natural wonders and cultural heritage. Similarly, routes from Ho Chi Minh City to places like Can Tho in the Mekong Delta, Dalat , Mui Ne , and Vung Tau offer convenient access to diverse landscapes and attractions.
• Types of Intercity Buses: Vietnam’s intercity bus fleet comprises a variety of vehicles tailored to different traveler needs. Sleeper buses, featuring reclining seats or bunk beds, are ideal for overnight journeys, allowing passengers to rest comfortably during long trips. Express buses offer quicker travel times and fewer stops, catering to passengers with tight schedules. Additionally, luxury coaches equipped with modern amenities like air conditioning, onboard entertainment, and Wi-Fi are available on select routes for added comfort.
• Ticketing Options and Booking Methods: Ticketing options for intercity buses in Vietnam vary by operator and route. Passengers can purchase tickets in advance through online booking platforms, third-party agents, or directly from bus terminals and ticket counters. Booking methods may also include phone reservations or hotel concierge services, offering flexibility for travelers. Some operators even offer e-ticketing options, allowing passengers to present electronic tickets on their smartphones for hassle-free boarding.

Understanding the nuances of Vietnam’s bus network empowers travelers to navigate the country with ease and efficiency, unveiling a plethora of experiences and adventures waiting to be embraced. Whether exploring the lively streets of urban centers or embarking on scenic journeys through rural landscapes, buses serve as gateways to Vietnam’s heart and soul.

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▶️ 3. Bus Ticketing in Vietnam:

Bus ticketing is a vital aspect of ensuring smooth travel experiences for both locals and tourists in Vietnam. Mastering the process of acquiring tickets and understanding the diverse options available is essential for navigating the country’s rich landscapes and cultural wonders.

A. Ticket Purchase Methods

• Ticket Counters: Traditional ticket counters at bus terminals and stations remain a popular choice for purchasing bus tickets in Vietnam. Staffed by knowledgeable personnel, these counters offer travelers the chance to inquire about routes, schedules, and fares before making their purchase. Payment at ticket counters typically involves cash transactions, although some larger terminals may accept credit or debit cards.
• Online Booking Platforms: The rise of technology has transformed ticket purchasing through various online platforms in Vietnam. A plethora of websites and mobile apps provide convenient options for browsing routes, checking availability, and securing tickets from anywhere. Real-time updates on seat availability, departure times, and pricing make planning journeys a breeze. Payment options usually include credit/debit cards, electronic transfers, and mobile payments.
• Third-Party Agents and Hotel Services: For added convenience, travelers can purchase bus tickets through third-party agents or hotel concierge services. These intermediaries offer personalized assistance in selecting routes, arranging tickets, and managing transportation logistics. While this may involve a service fee, it streamlines ticketing for travelers who prefer professional assistance.

B. Types of Bus Tickets

• One-Way vs. Round-Trip Tickets: Travelers in Vietnam can choose between one-way and round-trip ticket options based on their preferences and itineraries. One-way tickets suit those with flexible schedules or single-direction journeys, while round-trip tickets provide pre-booked return travel, eliminating the need for last-minute purchases.
• Class Options (e.g., Standard, VIP, Sleeper): Vietnam’s bus operators offer various class options to accommodate different passenger needs and budgets. Standard class buses provide basic amenities and comfortable seating for short to medium distances. VIP class buses offer enhanced comfort with features like reclining seats and entertainment systems. Sleeper buses, with bunk beds or fully-reclining seats, are ideal for overnight travel.
• Flexible vs. Fixed Departure Times: Travelers can opt for flexible or fixed departure times based on their plans and schedules. Flexible tickets allow boarding any available bus within a specified timeframe, offering freedom in adjusting plans. Fixed departure tickets are for specific buses at designated times, ensuring adherence to a set itinerary.

▶️ 4. Tips for Booking and Riding Buses in Vietnam:

To ensure a seamless and enjoyable journey, it’s crucial to acquaint yourself with some essential guidelines for booking and riding buses in Vietnam.

Planning and Reserving Ahead

• Securing bus tickets in Vietnam demands foresight, especially during peak travel periods or for popular routes. Advance booking enables travelers to secure preferred seats, dodge last-minute price hikes, and ensure availability, particularly for long-haul trips. Leveraging online booking platforms or seeking assistance from third-party agents can streamline the reservation process, enhancing convenience.

Understanding Bus Timetables

• Acquainting oneself with bus schedules and timetables is indispensable for effective trip planning and time management. While urban bus services in major cities often operate on regular intervals throughout the day, intercity buses may adhere to fixed departure times. Checking bus schedules beforehand empowers travelers to orchestrate their itineraries meticulously, ensuring punctuality at desired destinations.

Safety Measures and Comfort Priorities

• Safety and comfort take precedence when embarking on bus journeys in Vietnam. Opting for reputable bus operators renowned for their safety and reliability is paramount. Before boarding, conduct a visual inspection of the bus to ensure functional seat belts, intact windows, and clearly marked emergency exits. Dress comfortably and equip yourself with essentials like water, snacks, and medication to stay refreshed and comfortable throughout the trip.

Navigating Language Barriers

• Confronting language barriers can pose a challenge when communicating with bus personnel or fellow passengers who may not be fluent in English. Consider acquiring basic Vietnamese phrases or rely on translation apps to facilitate communication and convey essential information effectively. Carrying written instructions or destination names in Vietnamese can minimize misunderstandings, fostering smooth interactions with locals.

Managing Luggage and Personal Items

• Efficient luggage handling is key, especially on crowded bus routes or during peak travel times. Pack lightly and opt for compact luggage to alleviate space constraints and facilitate hassle-free storage onboard. Safeguard valuables and personal belongings in a carry-on bag or backpack, ensuring they remain within sight at all times to thwart theft or misplacement.

Observing Etiquette and Cultural Practices

• Respecting local customs and cultural norms is imperative while riding buses in Vietnam. Exercise patience and courtesy during boarding and disembarking, prioritizing the elderly and individuals with disabilities. Refrain from engaging in loud conversations, disruptive behavior, or playing music without headphones to uphold a tranquil and respectful ambiance for fellow passengers. Additionally, adhere to Vietnamese customs by removing shoes before entering sleeper buses or seating areas, fostering cultural sensitivity and harmony.

▶️ 5. Other Useful Information for Tourists:

Preparing for your journey across Vietnam involves more than just arranging bus travel. Here’s a comprehensive guide to equip you with valuable information beyond buses alone, ensuring a memorable and hassle-free exploration of Vietnam’s wonders.

Exploring Alternative Transportation Options

• While buses offer convenience and affordability, alternative modes of transportation cater to different preferences and travel needs. Trains provide a comfortable and scenic journey between major cities, offering sleeper cabins for overnight travel. Taxis and ride-hailing services are readily available in urban areas, providing door-to-door convenience for city exploration.

Choosing Accommodation near Bus Stations

• Proximity to accommodation is key for travelers arriving or departing from bus stations. Many hotels, hostels, and guesthouses strategically line the vicinity of bus terminals, offering convenient access for weary travelers. Booking accommodations in advance ensures availability, facilitating seamless transitions between transportation hubs and lodging.

Sustaining Energy during Long Journeys

• Extended bus journeys across Vietnam’s diverse landscapes may require sustenance to maintain energy levels. Pack a selection of snacks, water, and fruits for nibbling during the journey. Alternatively, indulge in local delicacies from vendors at rest stops along the way, embracing the opportunity to sample regional specialties and flavors unique to each destination.

Exploring Attractions Along Bus Routes

• Bus journeys offer more than just transportation, they provide opportunities to explore attractions and landmarks along the way. Research points of interest and historical sites near bus routes, planning stops to immerse yourself in Vietnam’s rich cultural heritage. Whether visiting ancient temples, lush national parks, or charming villages, bus travel serves as a convenient gateway to discovering Vietnam’s hidden gems.

Emergency Preparedness and Support Services

• Having access to emergency contacts and support services is crucial while traveling in Vietnam. Keep a list of essential contacts, including local emergency services, embassy or consulate information, and hotel details. Consider investing in travel insurance to cover medical emergencies, trip interruptions, and lost or stolen belongings, providing peace of mind and assistance when needed.

▶️ 6. Private Minibuses or Minivans in Vietnam:

Traveling through Vietnam via private minibuses or minivans offers adventurers a convenient, adaptable, and comfortable means to uncover the country’s diverse landscapes, cultural marvels, and hidden gems. Providing access to remote locales, personalized experiences, and budget-friendly solutions for groups, private transportation significantly enriches the overall journey, crafting enduring memories for explorers traversing Vietnam’s dynamic routes and scenic destinations.

Convenience and Adaptability

• Private minibuses or minivans empower travelers with the freedom to mold their itineraries according to personal preferences and schedules. Unlike public buses confined to fixed routes and schedules, private options grant flexibility to depart at times convenient to passengers, making them ideal for those seeking tailored travel experiences.

Access to Remote Areas

• A primary advantage of private minibuses or minivans lies in their ability to reach remote locales and destinations inaccessible by other modes of transport. Whether venturing into Sapa’s verdant highlands, discovering Phu Quoc’s pristine beaches, or unearthing hidden villages in the Mekong Delta, private vehicles provide an efficient means for travelers to immerse themselves in Vietnam’s natural wonders and cultural heritage.

Comfort and Privacy

• Traveling via private minibus or minivan offers a level of comfort and privacy often absent in crowded public transport. With ample seating and air-conditioned interiors, passengers can unwind and relish the journey, whether embarking on brief day trips or extensive cross-country excursions. Additionally, private vehicles facilitate intimate bonding opportunities among friends or family, elevating the travel experience.

Tailored Tours and Expeditions

• Private minibuses or minivans are frequently employed for tailored tours and expeditions tailored to travelers‘ specific interests and preferences. From culinary jaunts and cultural immersions to adrenaline-pumping adventures and wildlife encounters, private tours provide a bespoke approach to discovering Vietnam’s myriad attractions. Accompanied by knowledgeable guides, passengers gain valuable insights into local culture, history, and traditions, enriching their exploration.

Cost-Effective Group Travel

• For groups, private minibuses or minivans present a cost-effective alternative to renting multiple vehicles or booking individual seats on public transport. By consolidating resources and sharing expenses, travelers relish the convenience and flexibility of private transportation while minimizing expenditure. This makes private options particularly appealing to families, friends, or tour groups embarking on joint expeditions across Vietnam.

▶️ 7. International Bus Travel from Vietnam to Laos, Cambodia, China:

For travelers seeking to explore neighboring countries, international bus routes offer a convenient and adventurous way to cross borders and discover new horizons. In this article, we delve into the world of international bus travel from Vietnam to Laos, Cambodia, and China, exploring the routes, experiences, and adventures awaiting intrepid explorers.

Vietnam to Laos:

• Nestled along Vietnam’s western border, Laos beckons with its serene landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Several international bus routes connect Vietnam to key destinations in Laos, including the capital city of Vientiane and the historic town of Luang Prabang . Travelers can embark on scenic journeys through mountainous terrain, passing by quaint villages and verdant rice paddies along the way. Border crossings are relatively straightforward, with buses typically stopping at immigration checkpoints for visa processing. Once in Laos, travelers can immerse themselves in the country’s laid-back atmosphere, explore ancient temples, and experience the warmth of Laotian hospitality.

Vietnam to Cambodia:

• To the southwest of Vietnam lies Cambodia , home to the magnificent Angkor Wat temple complex and the bustling capital city of Phnom Penh . International bus services offer connections from Vietnam to various destinations in Cambodia, providing travelers with an opportunity to explore the country’s rich history and cultural heritage. The journey from Vietnam to Cambodia often traverses flat plains and lush countryside, offering glimpses of rural life along the Mekong River. Upon reaching Cambodia, travelers can marvel at the awe-inspiring temples of Angkor, delve into the country’s tumultuous past at the Killing Fields, or simply unwind on the pristine beaches of Sihanoukville.

Vietnam to China:

• Venturing northward, international bus routes from Vietnam extend into the vast expanse of China , offering access to iconic landmarks such as the Great Wall and the bustling metropolis of Beijing. The journey from Vietnam to China is an epic adventure, spanning diverse landscapes from lush tropical forests to rugged mountain ranges. Travelers can expect long-haul bus rides with occasional stops for rest and refreshments. Border crossings between Vietnam and China require adherence to immigration procedures, including visa formalities and customs inspections. Once in China, travelers can explore ancient cultural sites, savor authentic cuisine, and marvel at the country’s modern marvels.

Conclusion:

• International bus travel from Vietnam to Laos, Cambodia, and China opens up a world of exploration and discovery for adventurous travelers. Whether traversing the serene landscapes of Laos, delving into Cambodia’s rich history, or immersing oneself in the vibrant culture of China, each journey promises unforgettable experiences and new perspectives. With convenient bus connections, border crossings, and a spirit of adventure, exploring beyond Vietnam’s borders has never been more accessible or enticing.

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❓ FAQ + Useful Tips – Bus Travel in Vietnam:

1. how reliable are buses in vietnam.

• Buses in Vietnam are generally reliable, especially for well-traveled routes between major cities. However, occasional delays can occur due to various factors such as heavy traffic, road conditions, or weather. It’s advisable to plan your journey with some flexibility to accommodate any unforeseen delays.

2. Are buses safe for travelers in Vietnam?

• Yes, buses in Vietnam are considered safe for travelers. Reputable bus companies prioritize safety by maintaining their vehicles, ensuring drivers adhere to traffic regulations, and providing safety features such as seat belts when available. While accidents can happen, they are rare, and exercising caution while boarding and disembarking can further enhance safety.

3. What types of buses are available in Vietnam?

• Vietnam offers a diverse range of buses to cater to different travel needs. Standard buses are commonly used for short to medium-distance journeys and usually feature basic amenities such as comfortable seating and air conditioning. Sleeper buses are ideal for overnight travel, equipped with reclining seats or bunk beds to provide passengers with a restful journey.

4. How do I book bus tickets in Vietnam?

• Booking bus tickets in Vietnam can be done through various channels, including online platforms, travel agencies, or directly at bus terminals. Online booking platforms offer convenience and flexibility, allowing travelers to browse routes, compare prices, and reserve seats in advance. Alternatively, tickets can be purchased in person at bus terminals, although availability may be limited, especially during peak travel seasons.

5. What should I consider when choosing a bus company in Vietnam?

• When selecting a bus company, consider factors such as safety record, reliability, customer reviews, and the quality of amenities offered. Reputable companies prioritize passenger safety, maintain their vehicles regularly, and employ experienced drivers. Reading reviews and seeking recommendations from fellow travelers can help you make an informed decision.

6. How far in advance should I book bus tickets in Vietnam?

• It’s advisable to book bus tickets in advance, especially for popular routes or during peak travel seasons. Aim to book tickets a few days to a week ahead of your intended travel date to secure your seats and avoid the risk of tickets selling out, particularly for long-distance journeys.

7. What amenities can I expect on Vietnamese buses?

• Amenities on Vietnamese buses vary depending on the type of bus and the bus company. Standard buses typically offer comfortable seating and air conditioning, while higher-tier buses may provide additional amenities such as onboard restrooms, Wi-Fi, and entertainment systems. It’s essential to check the amenities offered by each bus company before booking your ticket.

8. Are there any overnight bus options in Vietnam?

• Yes, overnight bus options are available for travelers in Vietnam, particularly for long-distance journeys. Sleeper buses are equipped with bunk beds or fully-reclining seats, allowing passengers to rest comfortably during overnight travel and arrive at their destination refreshed the next morning.

9. How do I know which bus to take for my destination in Vietnam?

• Researching bus routes and schedules in advance is key to determining which bus to take for your destination. Online travel platforms and bus company websites provide route maps, schedules, and ticket booking options, allowing you to plan your journey efficiently and select the most suitable bus for your travel needs.

10. Can I bring luggage on Vietnamese buses?

• Yes, passengers are generally allowed to bring luggage on Vietnamese buses, although there may be restrictions on the size and quantity of luggage. It’s recommended to pack light and avoid oversized bags to ensure smooth boarding and storage onboard. Be sure to inquire about luggage policies when booking your ticket.

11. What is the cost of bus travel in Vietnam?

• The cost of bus travel in Vietnam varies depending on factors such as the distance traveled, the type of bus, and the bus company. Generally, bus fares are affordable and cost-effective compared to other modes of transportation. Standard buses are typically cheaper than higher-tier buses, while sleeper buses may be slightly more expensive due to the added comfort and amenities provided.

12. Are there any discounts available for bus tickets in Vietnam?

• Some bus companies in Vietnam offer discounts for certain groups such as children, students, seniors, or for group bookings. Additionally, booking tickets in advance or purchasing round-trip tickets may qualify for discounted fares. Be sure to inquire about any available discounts when booking your ticket to take advantage of potential savings.

13. Is it necessary to tip bus drivers or staff in Vietnam?

• Tipping bus drivers or staff is not a common practice in Vietnam. However, if you receive exceptional service or assistance during your journey, a small tip as a gesture of appreciation is always welcome. Tipping is discretionary and not obligatory, so feel free to tip only if you feel it is warranted.

14. What should I do if I encounter any issues or delays during my bus trip in Vietnam?

• If you encounter any issues or delays during your bus journey, remain calm and communicate with the bus staff or driver. They may be able to provide assistance or alternative solutions to resolve the situation. If necessary, contact the bus company’s customer service hotline for further assistance or to report any concerns.

15. Are there any cultural customs when riding buses in Vietnam?

• While riding buses in Vietnam, it’s essential to observe basic etiquette and respect local customs. Avoid loud conversations, keep personal belongings secure, and offer your seat to elderly or disabled passengers if needed. Additionally, it’s customary to remove your shoes before entering sleeper buses as a sign of respect for the vehicle and its passengers.

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Vietnam is a popular tourist destination in South East Asia due to its exceptional natural beauty and low-cost tour packages. The low-cost cuisines, hotels, cabs, and railways can make your vacation in Vietnam dreamy. You can even lower your costs by opting for bus booking in Vietnam through redBus. The country has a plethora of bus routes connecting almost every city and town. Whether you are looking for a comfortable and safe ride to explore Vietnam or a quick trip to get to your destination on time, bus travel in Vietnam is the cheapest and best option.

With the advancement in technology and the emergence of online bus ticket booking platforms, booking bus tickets in Vietnam has become much more convenient and reliable. redBus, one of Vietnam's leading bus ticket booking platforms, offers a wide range of services at competitive prices.

How do you Book Bus Ticket Online in Vietnam with redBus?

Booking a bus ticket online in Vietnam with redBus is hassle-free. Log into the redBus website, select your travel dates and route, and proceed to make the payment. You can pay for any bus ticket in Vietnam through credit cards, debit cards, net banking, and online wallets. Once the payment is made, you will receive the ticket on your registered phone via SMS and email.

Top Bus Routes in Vietnam

Some of the popular bus routes in Vietnam are the following:

• Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City
• Hanoi to Da Nang
• Da Nang to Ho Chi Minh City
• Ho Chi Minh to Da Lat  
• Ho Chi Minh City to Mui Ne
• Hue to Hoi An
• Ho Chi Minh City to Phan Thiet
• Phan Thiet to Ho Chi Minh City  
• Da Nang to Nha Trang
• Hanoi to Sapa  
• Hanoi to Ninh Binh

Top Bus Operators in Vietnam

When it comes to bus operators and bus booking in Vietnam, the top ones are associated with redBus. Some of them include the following:

• Amazing Uncles
• Bus Express 86
• Futa Bus Lines
• Green Bus Sapa
• Sapa Express
• Phuong Trang Express

All these operators are known for their quality, reliability, and punctuality.

Top places to visit in Vietnam:

Vietnam is a beautiful country known for its natural landscapes, rich culture, and vibrant cities. You can explore the country by bus and find plenty of exciting places to visit. Here are the top 10 places to visit by bus travel in Vietnam.

Hanoi is the former capital city of Vietnam and the perfect place to start a bus trip. This bustling city offers a mix of ancient and modern attractions, from the Old Quarter to Hoan Kiem Lake. You can also go to the Temple of Literature and One Pillar Pagoda.

2. Da Nang:

Da Nang is a major port city between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. It is an excellent destination for beach lovers and home to many attractions, including Golden Beach, My Khe Beach, Ba Na Hills, and the Marble Mountains.

Hoi An is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Central Vietnam. This ancient town is a great place to explore Vietnamese culture at Tra Que Vegetable Village and several local Handicraft Workshops. You can also visit An Bang Beach, Quan Kong Temple, and the nearby My Son Sanctuary.

Hue is located in Central Vietnam and is known for its royal heritage and carefully preserved royal tombs. A bus trip to this city will allow travelers to visit the Imperial Citadel, Thien Mu Pagoda, Khai Dinh Tomb, and Perfume River.

5. Ho Chi Minh City:

Ho Chi Minh City is Vietnam's capital, the largest city, and a great place to explore the country's vibrant culture. Attractions in the town include the Reunification Palace, War Remnants Museum, and Ben Thanh Market.

Sapa is a mountainous region located in Northern Vietnam. Here, one can explore the stunning rice terraces, take a cable car to Fansipan Mountain, and visit nearby ethnic minority villages like Cat Cat Village, Fairy Cave, etc.

7. Ha Long Bay:

Ha Long Bay is an iconic destination located in Northeastern Vietnam. The bay is home to thousands of limestone islets, which can be explored via boat trips. You can take boat rides and go to Cat Ba island, Kayaking at Tu Long Bay, snorkel at Cong Do Island, or lie down on Tu Top beach.

Mui Ne is a beach town in Eastern Vietnam. Here, travelers can enjoy some of the country's best beaches, dunes, fishing villages, and a wide range of activities. You can also enjoy Surfing, Quad-Biking, Kite-Surfing, and many more activities.

9. Phu Quoc:

Phu Quoc is an island in Southern Vietnam near Cambodia. It is known for its beautiful beaches and lush forests. Tourists can also explore Sao Beach, Suoi Tranh Waterfall, and the Phu Quoc National Park.

10. Cai Be:

Cai Be is a small town in the Mekong Delta region. Here, travelers can explore the floating markets, visit traditional villages, and sample the local cuisine at the banks of the Mekong river.

All these places have excellent bus connectivity and can be easily reached by booking a bus ticket online in Vietnam with redBus.

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Additionally, redBus offers exclusive offers and discounts on bus tickets, making it an ideal choice for bus booking in Vietnam. Whether you're looking for a beach holiday, an adventure trip, or a cultural exploration, Vietnam has something for everyone. With a bus trip, you can explore the country at your own pace and discover its hidden gems with redBus.

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Understanding bus companies in Vietnam

Buses are a popular way to travel between tourist destinations in Vietnam. However, the quality of the bus companies isn’t always up to travellers’ expectations. With over 25 private bus companies operating on popular routes, they all vary in service and comfort standards.

There are a couple of companies that receive a lot of criticism, but as they are often the cheapest choice, travellers keep booking with them. Among the major complaints are rude drivers and unprofessional staff. Many times, 5-hour journeys end up being 7 hours or more because the buses make too many stops.

On the other hand, there are bus companies in Vietnam that offer clean and spacious buses as well as depart and arrive on time. These are rare gems, to be honest.

Also, it is important to keep in mind that buses in Vietnam are neither as safe nor as comfortable as trains or planes.

So, why travel by bus?

A bus can be the easiest and quickest way to reach your next destination. They often pick you up and drop you off in the centre of town (some even offer free hotel pick-up and drop-off). And they travel directly from point A to point B — unlike trains, where you often have to make a transfer.

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Thanks to the comfortable reclining seats and sleeper bunks on most buses, you can also get a good rest during the trip. This makes the night bus a convenient travel option when it’s available. You hop on the bus in the evening and wake up relatively refreshed the next morning at your new destination.

Of course, this only happens when you pick a good bus company.

Which bus companies in Vietnam are the best?

We’ve written an in-depth review of 22 bus companies below . It’s a thing of beauty, really.

But if you need the answers here and now, we get it. Here’s what you need to know in a nutshell before you book that bus ticket.

If you’re travelling in North Vietnam , you’ve got choices. There are several highly-rated bus companies that operate throughout the north: Cat Ba Discovery , Cat Ba Express , Good Morning Cat Ba , Hung Long , Interbus Lines and Sapa Express . They aren’t without flaws (think Wi-Fi not working or no toilet on board) but they generally have a good track record of getting travellers where they need to get and on time. Which, when it comes to bus companies in Vietnam, is a win. Trust us.

Heading to Central and South Vietnam? For some reason, there aren’t as many great bus companies in the south as there are in the North. Try booking your trip with Phuc Thuan Thao (comfortable, clean and on time) or Kumho Samco (affordable, clean and comfortable, but the driving can be a bit mad). If you’re going from Hue to Phong Nha , DMZ Tours is a great choice to get there and back. 

And in case you’re wondering, the lowest-rated bus companies in Vietnam are Camel Travel and Queen Cafe VIP Bus. Steer clear if you want a comfortable ride.

An in-depth review of 22 Vietnamese bus companies

If you decide to travel by bus, you can use the overview below to get a feel of the bus company you’re planning to travel with.

We created this comprehensive overview after extensive research on TripAdvisor, booking websites, travel forums, contact with local accommodations and personal experiences.

If you want to know more about travelling in Vietnam, I recommend first reading our Vietnam Transportation Guide .

Note that the list below is ordered alphabetically, not according to satisfaction level!

Do you share or have a different experience with a bus company in Vietnam? Let us know in the comment below.

1. An Phu Travel

TripAdvisor rating : 2/5 (77 reviews)

An Phu Travel provides bus transport in central and southern Vietnam. They generally pick up passengers from the hotel and arrive at the city centre . They also offer clean and spacious buses.

However, many passengers have complained about An Phu Travel’s poor customer service. Drivers also sometimes drive too fast, making passengers feel unsafe.

Extra services: Wi-Fi, blanket

Destinations: Dalat, Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh, Hoi An, Hue, Mui Ne, Nha Trang

2. Camel Travel

TripAdvisor rating : 1.5/5 (437 reviews)

Camel Travel operates buses in some of the most popular destinations in Vietnam. However, foreign tourists aren’t big fans of this company .

Major concerns include rude drivers and staff, bad driving, late departures and overall poor customer service. There have also been several complaints of drivers smoking and talking on the phone non-stop so if you really must take Camel Travel, stay away from the front seats.

Extra services: water, Wi-Fi (not always reliable), electrical outlet, blanket

Destinations: Da Nang, Hanoi, Hoi An, Hue, Phong Nha

3. Cat Ba Discovery

TripAdvisor rating : 4.5/5 (291 reviews)

Operating on the Cat Ba-Ninh Binh and Cat Ba-Sapa routes, Cat Ba Discovery is known for providing passengers with good service .

Travellers have nothing but praise for their polite drivers, accommodating staff and comfortable buses.

Extra services: water, Wi-Fi, blanket

Destinations: Cat Ba, Ninh Binh, Sapa

4. Cat Ba Express

TripAdvisor rating : 5/5 (1,189 reviews)

This transport company is popular among travellers in North Vietnam.

Cat Ba Express provides quality service and offers good travel packages and guides for the Cat Ba-Sapa and Cat Ba-Hanoi routes. They are also helpful when it comes to ferry transfers.

Extra services: water, tissues

Destinations: Hanoi, Cat Ba, Ninh Binh, Sapa

5. DMZ Tours

Facebook rating : 4.7/5 (25 reviews)

The DMZ Bus is a popular way to travel from Hue to Phong Nha . This allows tourists to make a side trip to the Vinh Moc Tunnels and Ben Hai River Museum — and gives them a glimpse into Vietnam’s history.

There are a few companies offering the DMZ Bus Tour, but some have temporarily suspended operations in light of COVID-19. We recommend booking your DMZ Bus with Sy’s Homestay in Phong Nha. The owner has a reputation among foreign travellers as being friendly and accommodating .

Destinations: Hue, Phong Nha

6. Good Morning Cat Ba

TripAdvisor rating : 4/5 (824 reviews)

Good Morning Cat Ba provides great transport services to five major destinations in Vietnam. They also offer popular tour packages.

Some positive reviews include friendly staff, prompt drivers and nice buses. However, a few passengers have mentioned that the seats are too small.

Extra services: water, Wi-Fi, cold towel, blanket

Destinations: Cat Ba, Ha Giang, Hanoi, Hai Phong, Sapa

7. Good Morning Sapa

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TripAdvisor rating : 4.5/5 (294 reviews)

Good Morning Sapa mainly operates buses from Hanoi to Sapa and vice versa. They get good reviews for their local guides and package tours .

Their buses are clean and they provide good extra services. However, bus drivers can be rude and hard to communicate with. They also tend to drive fast, even on hills and winding roads.

Extra services: water, Wi-Fi, charging outlet, blanket

Destinations: Halong Bay, Hanoi, Ninh Binh, Sapa

8. Hanh Cafe

12go.Asia rating : 3.8/5 (428 reviews)

Hanh Café is one of the more well-known bus companies in Vietnam . They offer comfortable buses and are often regarded as good value for money.

However, there have been complaints about their rude office staff. They also often leave much later than the expected time.

Destinations: Da Lat, Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh, Hoi An, Hue, Mui Ne, Nha Trang, Phan Thiet

9. Hoang Long

12go.Asia rating : 3.2/5 (382 reviews)

Hoang Long gets more negative than positive feedback . Its buses are often delayed and many passengers have complained that it does not live up to its advertisements — like free food and toilet onboard.

Destinations: Cat Ba, Hai Phong, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh, Hue

10. Hung Long

Vexere rating : 4.9/5 (30 reviews)

Hung Long operates a few routes from Hanoi and it’s mostly used by locals. Its buses offer comfortable seats and good legroom .

The only concern is that some passengers have complained about bugs in the bus.

Destinations: Dong Hoi, Ha Tinh, Hanoi, Phong Nha

11. Hung Thanh

Google Maps rating : 2.7/5 (107 reviews)

Hung Thanh operates between popular tourist destinations in northern Vietnam. When it comes to availability, you can generally count on Hung Thanh to offer several trips every day.

This company gets a lot of bad reviews , however. These include delayed departures, overloading, rude staff, and dirty buses. While they normally offer cheap fares, we think that you’ll be better off spending your money with another bus operator.

Destinations: Hanoi, Hoi An, Hue, Ninh Binh, Phong Nha

12. Interbus Lines

Google Maps rating : 4.6/5 (907 reviews)

Interbus Lines is a highly-rated company providing transport services between Hanoi and Sapa . They also offer packaged tours.

Passengers praise its new buses, spacious beds, professional staff, and competitive fares.

Extra services: water, Wi-Fi, electrical outlet, blanket

Destinations: Hanoi, Sapa

13. Kumho Samco

12go.Asia rating : 4/5 (537 reviews)

This company is known for providing bus services in southern Vietnam, mainly from Ho Chi Minh to Phnom Penh and back. Their buses are clean and comfortable — well worth their affordable fares .

Some foreign passengers have raised concerns about the company’s poor customer service. In their defence, this sometimes stems from the staff’s lack of command of English.

Also, there have been complaints of Kumho Samcho staff charging a service fee for passengers requiring a visa to cross the border between Vietnam and Cambodia. We recommend preparing your e-visa beforehand and knowing the rules so that you won’t fall victim to this scam.

Extra services: water, Wi-Fi

Destinations: Da Lat, Ha Tien, Ho Chi Minh, Mui Ne, Nha Trang, Rach Gia

14. Lien Hung

Vexere rating : 3.8/5 (1,791 reviews)

Lien Hung’s negative reviews outnumber the positive ones . The one thing passengers have consistently complimented is the spacious legroom in their buses.

But other than that, this company has mostly received complaints. These include rude staff, fast and uncomfortable driving, wrong bus bookings and overall bad service.

Extra services: water, blanket

Destinations: Da Nang, Ha Tien, Ho Chi Minh, Hue, Nha Trang, Phan Thiet, Quy Nhon

15. Phuc Thuan Thao

Vexere rating : 4.6/5 (407 reviews)

The only common complaint against Phuc Thuan Thao is that their staff/crew can be rude. Otherwise, expect a comfortable ride in clean buses .

Extra services: wi-fi, charging sockets

Destinations: Quy Nhon, Da Nang, Nha Trang, Da Lat, Tuy Hoa, Ho Chi Minh

16. Phuong Trang (Futa Bus)

TripAdvisor rating : 3/5 (547 reviews)

Phuong Trang (also known as Futa Bus) is widely recognized in Vietnam. Their orange-coloured buses are highly distinctive and are available throughout central Vietnam and destinations along the Mekong Delta.

While Futa Bus is praised for its comfortable buses, its staff and drivers can fall short. This bus company has received complaints of poor customer service, particularly when dealing with foreign passengers .

Destinations: Da Lat, Da Nang, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh, Hue, Mui Ne, Nha Trang, Quy Nhon, Rach Gia

17. Quang Anh

Facebook rating : 3.3/5 (63 reviews)

Quang Anh provides limousine bus services between Ninh Binh, Hanoi and Sapa. With limited trips, this company is not as well-known to tourists as other bus companies in Vietnam.

It’s popular among locals, however, for its luxurious and comfortable vehicles . Unfortunately, they provide poor customer service and sometimes try to charge foreigners higher ticket prices.

Destinations: Hanoi, Ninh Binh, Sapa

18. Queen Cafe VIP Bus

TripAdvisor rating : 1.5/5 (97 reviews)

Queen Cafe VIP Bus is an ironic name — because passengers are rarely ever treated as VIPs . In reality, this Vietnamese bus company needs to improve its overall customer service.

There have been more than a few incidents of scamming as well as discrimination against Caucasian-looking passengers. However, Queen Cafe is still one of the larger bus operators and often you don’t have many other companies to choose from.

Extra services: water, Wi-Fi, blanket, cold towel

Destinations: DaLat, Da Nang, Hanoi, Hoi An, Ho Chi Minh, Hue, Ninh Binh, Phong Nha, Sapa

19. Sao Viet

Vexere rating : 4.3/5 (743 reviews)

Sao Viet is a popular bus company in Vietnam servicing the route between Hanoi and Sapa, offering over a dozen trips daily.

Their buses range from cheap sleeper buses to luxurious VIP cabins — generally clean and comfortable, despite the cheap fares . However, their staff’s demeanour toward customers could be improved.

Destinations: Hanoi, Yen Bai, Sapa

20. Sapa Express

Sapa Express is a trusted company for buses operating between Hanoi and Sapa as well as Hanoi and Halong Bay. Customers praise its good customer service and spacious buses.

An advantage of taking Sapa Express is that they allow passengers to stay and sleep on the bus upon arrival in Sapa in the early morning until the accommodations open up for the day. Not all bus companies in Vietnam allow this.

It’s worth noting though that they do not provide seat numbers, which is why passengers often rush into the bus to get a good seat or bed.

Extra services: water, snacks, Wi-Fi, blanket

Destinations: Halong Bay, Hanoi, Sapa

21. Sapa Grouptour

12go.Asia rating : 3.6/5 (1,294 reviews)

Grouptour operates between popular tourist destinations in northern Vietnam, mainly on the Hanoi-Sapa route.

This company offers generally comfortable buses. However, there have been more than a few complaints about drivers driving too fast, delayed departures and miscommunication that ended up with customers not being picked up from their hotels.

Destinations: Cat Ba, Da Nang, Ha Giang, Hanoi, Sapa

22. The Sinh Tourist

Google Maps rating : 3.9/5 (678 reviews)

The Sinh Tourist operates mostly within the central and southern regions of Vietnam. Their service is generally satisfactory and their buses are known to depart and arrive on time, if not earlier.

There have been a few concerns regarding their affiliations, though, like local agencies trying to scam tourists. When booking with The Sinh Tourist, we recommend doing so online instead of via tour agencies.

Destinations: Dalat, Da Nang, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh, Hoi An, Hue, Mui Ne, Nha Trang

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Bus Vietnam: A Comprehensive Guide to Navigating the Country’s Roadways

WONDERING ABOUT BUS IN VIETNAM?

Vietnam’s bus system is a gem, offering a unique blend of convenience and adventure.

Imagine this: cruising through bustling cities, serene countryside, and everything in between. And the best part? It won’t burn a hole in your pocket! Yep, traveling by bus in Vietnam is super cost-effective. Plus, with buses reaching almost every nook and cranny of this beautiful country, you’re in for a treat.

Since first setting foot in Vietnam in 2015, we’ve traversed its vibrant cities, lush countryside, and picturesque coastlines. This article delves into the intricacies of bus travel in Vietnam, offering insights and tips to make your road journey as smooth and enjoyable as ours.

Why Choose Bus Travel in Vietnam?

So, why should you choose a bus for your Vietnam escapade? Let’s break it down:

• Affordability: Traveling can be pricey, right? But in Vietnam, buses are a total game-changer. They’re hands down the cheapest mode of transport. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, your wallet will thank you!
• Extensive Network: Think of a place in Vietnam. Got it? Great! Chances are, there’s a bus that’ll take you there. The bus system here is top-notch, connecting even the most remote areas.
• Ease of Booking: Gone are the days of standing in long queues for tickets. With a plethora of online platforms, booking a bus ticket is a breeze. Just a few clicks, and you’re all set for your adventure!

Types of Buses in Vietnam

Let’s dive into the different types of buses you’ll come across in this mesmerizing country:

• Local Buses: These are the everyday buses you’ll see zipping around cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. They’re super affordable and great for short distances. But a heads up – they can get crowded during peak hours!
• Sleeper Buses : Planning a long journey? Say hello to sleeper buses! These buses come with reclining beds, allowing you to catch some Z’s while on the move. Perfect for overnight trips, they’re a favorite among backpackers.
• Express Buses: In a hurry? Express buses are your go-to. They’re faster than local buses, making fewer stops. Plus, they’re super comfy with air conditioning and spacious seats. A tad pricier, but totally worth it for the convenience.
• Tourist Buses: Tailored for travelers like you and me, these buses often connect popular tourist spots. They’re reliable, offer English-speaking staff, and sometimes even throw in a guided tour!
• Minivans: Traveling with a group or just want a more private experience? Minivans are a fantastic option. They’re smaller, flexible, and can navigate through places larger buses can’t.

Top Bus Ticketing Platforms in Vietnam

With the digital age in full swing, booking a bus ticket in Vietnam is as easy as pie. But with so many platforms out there, which one should you go for? 

Here’s a rundown of the top bus ticketing platforms in Vietnam:

• 12go.asia : Whether you’re looking to book a regular bus or fancy a limousine bus ride, this platform has it all. It’s user-friendly, efficient, and perfect for travelers who love a touch of luxury on the road. 
• Baolau : Next on the list is Baolau. This platform is all about options. With advance ticket booking for over 200 bus stations and stops, you’re spoilt for choice. Whether you’re heading to the bustling streets of Hanoi or the serene landscapes of Sapa, Baolau has got you covered. 
• Vietnam Bus Tickets: This platform is a lifesaver for last-minute planners. Why? They offer same-day bookings! Plus, with a myriad of payment options, from credit cards to local payment methods, it’s a breeze to secure your seat. 
• VeXeRe.com: Talk about being a big shot in the bus ticketing world! VeXeRe.com is the kingpin, recognized as the largest bus ticketing platform in Vietnam.

Tips for a Smooth Bus Journey in Vietnam

Before you hop on, let’s chat about some insider tips to ensure your ride is as smooth as the Pho broth you’ll undoubtedly be sipping on. Here we go!

• Planning Ahead: Ever heard the saying, “The early bird catches the worm”? Well, in Vietnam, the early planner catches the best bus seats! Especially during peak seasons like Tết (Lunar New Year) or summer holidays, buses fill up fast. So, do yourself a favor and book those tickets in advance. Trust me; your future self will thank you! 📅🎫
• Choosing the Right Route: Vietnam is a treasure trove of scenic routes and hidden gems. But with so many options, how do you pick the perfect one? Start by jotting down the must-visit spots on your itinerary. Then, use the ticketing platforms we chatted about earlier to find the best routes. A little research goes a long way! 🗺️📍
• Safety Precautions: While Vietnam is generally safe, it’s always smart to be cautious. Keep your belongings close, maybe even invest in a lock for your backpack. And always, always be aware of your surroundings. A vigilant traveler is a happy traveler! 🔒🎒
• Understanding Local Etiquette: When in Vietnam, do as the Vietnamese do! On the bus, it’s all about respect. Offer your seat to the elderly, keep the noise down, and avoid eating smelly foods. Oh, and a smile and a simple “Xin chào” (hello) can work wonders in breaking the ice with locals. 🤝🙂

Popular Bus Routes for Tourists

Alright, fellow explorers! 🌏 Ready to traverse the mesmerizing landscapes of Vietnam by bus? With so many routes to choose from, it can be a tad overwhelming. But fear not! I’ve got the lowdown on the most popular bus routes that every traveler should consider:

Ho Chi Minh City to Da Lat

• Duration of travel: 5.5 – 7 hours
• Estimated fare : 15 USD

Picture this: cruising through bustling streets, verdant hills, and serene lakes. This route offers a scenic journey right through the heart of Vietnam. And once you reach Da Lat, the “City of Eternal Spring” awaits with its cool climate and colonial-era charm. 🌳🌸

Hanoi to Sapa

• Duration of travel :5.5 – 6 hours
• Estimated fare: 10 USD

Ready for a mountainous adventure? This route takes you from the vibrant capital city of Hanoi to the majestic northern mountains of Sapa. As you ascend, brace yourself for breathtaking terraced rice fields and the rich culture of the ethnic tribes. 🏞️🌄

Da Nang to Hoi An

• Duration of travel :30 minutes to 1.5 hours
• Estimated fare: 3 USD

If time travel was possible, this route would be the closest thing to it! In just a short trip, you’ll go from the modern city of Da Nang to the ancient town of Hoi An. With its lantern-lit streets and historic architecture, Hoi An is a UNESCO World Heritage site that’s a must-visit. 🏮🕍

Nha Trang to Mui Ne

• Duration of travel: 3-4.5 hours
• Estimated fare: 15 USD

Sun, sand, and the sea – this coastal route has it all! Journey from the lively beach city of Nha Trang to the serene sand dunes of Mui Ne. Along the way, soak in the breathtaking ocean views and feel the cool sea breeze on your face. 🌊🏖️

Reliable Bus Companies for Long Trip Travel

Now, let’s talk bus companies. With a plethora of options, you might wonder which ones are the best for those long-haul journeys. Here are some tried-and-true companies that fellow travelers swear by:

• Sinh Tourist : Previously known as Sinh Café, this company has been serving travelers for decades. They offer sleeper buses, ensuring you get some rest during those overnight journeys.
• Futa Bus Lines : Known for its punctuality and top-notch service, Futa is a favorite among many. With comfy seats and frequent routes, it’s a solid choice for long trips.
• Thao Chau Bus : If you’re heading to the northern regions, Thao Chau is a reliable option. With friendly staff and well-maintained buses, they’ve earned a good rep among tourists.

Conclusion: Bus Vietnam

Alright, let’s wrap this up! 🎉 If you’re looking to dive deep into Vietnam’s rich culture, diverse landscapes, and mouth-watering cuisine, buses are your best bet. They’re affordable, convenient, and offer an experience like no other. 

So, next time you’re in Vietnam, don’t just travel. Explore. Discover. And let the road take you on an unforgettable journey. 🚌🌄

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Bus in Vietnam

• 1. Inter-provincial buses
• 2. Local buses
• 3. Bus travel tips

In Vietnam, bus is the cheapest and most convenient means of transportation for foreign travellers, since the bus system has been well-developed and covered almost every part of the country. If you are stuck on the very first steps such as how to find a bus or which route to go, stay calm and read the following guide.

Inter-provincial buses

Each province in Vietnam has its own major terminal, especially in big cities like Hanoi (My Dinh Bus station, Giap Bat Bus station), Ho Chi Minh City (Mien Tay, Mien Dong); you can find buses going to every tourism destination as well as other province in Vietnam. Typically, inter-provincial buses are high quality ones with good services, large and comfortable seats. All you have to do is to buy tickets from registered ticket booths inside the terminal, and later show it to the conductor on the bus. There is no limitation for the size of baggage.

The price depends on the distance of the route and type of seats chosen. Tourists can ask their travel agencies to purchase ticket in advance, or even book ticket via phone or Internet by themselves. Notice that Internet booking bus ticket is not very popular, only applicable to a few large bus companies like Hoang Long. If you depart from minor provinces and there is no direct route to your intend destinations, it is advisable to catch a bus to major cities (Hanoi for northern provinces, Hue or Da Nang for central area, and Ho Chi Minh City for southern provinces) and then change the bus there.

Local buses

In Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and some major tourism destinations, there is public bus service for people both local and foreigners. Those buses also departure from major terminals before heading to other streets. In other provinces, we also have buses run by private companies. Passengers can catch bus at bus stops scattering around the province and buy ticket directly from the conductor. Although the ticket is very cheap (under VND 10000), the service is not very high (you may have to stand if the bus is too crowded, the bus may not have air conditioner, or the conductor cannot speak English). However, local bus is one interesting way to understand more or make friends with local people.

Bus travel tips

• Only buy bus tickets from registered booths of large companies inside the terminals. Some prestigious names to mention are Hoang Long, Viet Thanh, Sinh café, Hanh Café and Mai Linh. Avoid waiving bus along the way for your own safety reasons (those buses may run around the cities until it collects enough passengers, which may take hours)

• Ask the price before hopping on or you may be overcharged. Normally, ticket price is the same to everyone.

• Bring along with you a piece of paper and a pen to write down your destination or questions, as language barrier can cause difficulties.

• Keep strict eye on your luggage and wallet, especially if using public and local bus.

• Do not hesitate to ask the conductor, the driver or even your fellow passengers if there is anything making you confused. Vietnamese are very friendly; they will be more than willing to help you.

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Traveling by bus is one of the cheapest and easiest ways to get around Vietnam . However, it can feel quite intimidating and confusing, and it’s a pain if you’re taking long bus rides .

If you’re planning to visit Vietnam and want to travel by bus, read this Vietnam bus travel guide for some tips that you should know.1

Where to buy bus tickets?

You can buy bus tickets online or at your hotel, bus station, or with a travel agent. I find it’s best to buy online as it’s more convenient and get the best prices.

Please note that during weekends or holidays in Vietnam, such as Tet Holiday , you should book in advance to guarantee that you’ll have your seats. 

I usually book my bus tickets online with 12go , a trusted transportation company.

Why you should book online

• Diverse, competitive fare. It’s easy to compare ticket prices without worrying about getting overcharged with “tourist prices.”
• Find a flexible departure time. With many departures, you can actively arrange your time and easily choose the right trip.
• Book your trip easily with confirmation procedures and highly secure and safe payment. You can book any time of the day—no need to stay up late to get tickets.

Tips for booking bus tickets online

• Check the correct name of the location. Vietnamese names can be confusing, and you don’t want to book your trip wrong.
• Check the drop-on drop-off points. Although many providers offer to pick up or drop off at your hotels, some don’t. Knowing this information helps you arrange your trip better.
• Each website can have different bus company availability, so check all of them if you need to.

2. At your hotel or travel agency

Another option that you can do is to book with a travel agency.

However, it’s challenging to find a legit travel agency because there’re many fake and copycat ones, so you may end up traveling on a bad-condition bus. 

3. Bus stations

Bus stations usually offer reasonable prices for tickets, but they are usually located inconveniently outside the city center. Also, there’re lots of brokers that may harass and trick you into buying a higher price. 

If you get to the bus station, make sure to go straight to the ticket office. 

There are four types of buses in Vietnam: seated buses, sleeper buses, minivans, and public buses.

1. Seated bus

Seated buses are usually for long-distance trips.

The large ones can carry 30 to 45 passengers, while minibusses can have a capacity of between 15 to 30 passengers.

Most seated buses offer air-conditioners, water, and cold towels.

You will see most of them with routes such as Hanoi to Cat Ba or vice versa.

2. Sleeper bus (night bus)

Recently, sleepers buses have become a popular choice for travelers for long-distance travel as it’s more comfortable than seated buses.

If you travel at night, I highly recommend sleeper buses.

Most sleeper bus has three rows with two floors with seats that can be raised or lowered with a button. They also have bottled water, refreshing towels, and air conditioning.

Some deluxe types have private cabins with curtains, pillows, soft leather seats, blankets, and wifi. 

3. Minivans

Minivans, or limousines, generally cover short-distance travel. My most common trips with limousines take 2 to 4 hours, such as traveling from Ho Chi Minh to Vung Tau . 

The most common minivans in Vietnam are Ford Transit and Hyundai Solati, with the interiors refurbished to accommodate seven passengers, nine passengers, or 12 passengers, depending on the model.

Also, the passenger seats are equipped with utilities such as soft leather seats that can recline for relaxation, reading lights, audio equipment, charging ports, entertainment, and ceiling light effects.

It’s usually quite pleasant to travel with minivans. They pick up and drop off at your hotel, and it’s faster than traveling by big bus.

However, some minivan drivers drive fast and carelessly, which can be a problem.

4. Public buses

Public buses run during the daytime and connect spots in the same city or neighboring provinces.

However, they are much less comfortable and usually difficult to predict when it arrives if you’re catching one in a small town. 

Once, we had to wait almost an hour to catch a bus from Phan Rang to the city’s northern area. 

Although they are not popular for travelers, you can save lots of money with them instead of taking a taxi.

For example, you can take a local bus to travel from Dong Hoi to Phong Nha (about 50 km) if you travel on a budget. 

Tips : If you plan to take public buses in Ho Chi Minh, check the bus routes here . 

What to pack when traveling by bus?

Here are a few tips to make your trip easier.

1. Pack light

Make sure you have two bags, one large for luggage and one smaller for purses, refreshments, and some common medications.

This will save you from having to find things in a large pile of luggage. Also, you’ll have more spacious and comfortable seats as you can store your luggage under the bus or on the roof.

2. Bring some snacks

Although long-distance buses will stop at certain points for customers to buy food or go to the bathroom, you may feel hungry at other times.

So, bring some snacks such as candy to eat when you feel hungry and recharge for the upcoming journey.

3. Bring a mask, earplugs, or earphones

If you’re catching an overnight bus or want to take a nap, just put on a mask and take a nap.

Also, bringing headphones and listening to soothing music relaxes and makes the journey feel shorter.

4. Bring hand sanitizer

Some stops don’t have sanitizer, so it’s better to bring your hand sanitizer and wet tissues.

5. Don’t forget water

Most bus operators often provide passengers with small bottles of water, but not every one of them. 

Take the initiative to bring a bottle of water to drink when thirsty and avoid using carbonated soft drinks.

Rough roads and roadside foods combined with carbonated soft drinks can cause trouble for your digestive system.

Ha is an avid traveler and writer with a background in marketing & hospitality. She's lived in a few countries and traveled to more than 30. When she's not traveling or writing, Ha loves trying new recipes.

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Travel by Bus in Vietnam

Traveling around Vietnam you have three main options for getting from city to city: airplane, train, or bus. While planes are the fastest, they can be more expensive and, let’s be honest, you’re not actually going to get to see much of this scenic country from 35,000 feet! Trains run almost the entire length of Vietnam and provide amazing views of the coast as you chug along at low speeds, but they’re best for getting from one major city to another, not for visiting some of the smaller and more rural places. So that leaves the bus. Bus travel in Vietnam is a very popular way to get around because it’s so affordable and it’s great for anyone trying to see the far-reaches of this country because the network is so extensive. Getting to grips with traveling by bus in Vietnam can be daunting, but a quick read of our guide should have you on your way in no time!

Read about: • Where to Buy Your Tickets for Bus Travel in Vietnam • Local Buses in Vietnam • Interprovincial Buses in Vietnam • Sleeper Bus in Vietnam • Vietnam Open Bus

Is it Safe to Travel by Bus in Vietnam?

Many Asian countries have bad reputations when it comes to road conditions and erratic drivers, and unfortunately Vietnam is no exception. Don’t allow this to put you off of bus travel entirely though. The condition of the roads across Vietnam has improved a great deal in recent years, and if you’re traveling on the major routes your journey should be quite smooth. It’s when you get out into the more rural areas that the roads will deteriorate somewhat.

And then there’s the drivers – traveling by bus within Vietnam’s cities can be quite a hair-raising experience as buses, cars and a plethora of motorbikes all compete for road space. On the inter-provincial buses (so that’s the long distance ones) you can expect a calmer drive. These are operated by private bus companies and they will use the main highways except when going into cities for bus station pickups and drop-offs. Even on the main highways, the average speed is not fast. Expect it to be somewhere around 50 to 60 km/h (30 to 37.5 mph), which means it can take an excruciatingly long time to get anywhere.

Where to Buy Your Tickets for Bus Travel in Vietnam

Where you buy your tickets for bus travel in Vietnam depends upon what type of bus you’re using, so let’s talk about the different bus options right now.

Local Buses in Vietnam

If you’re traveling around a city or going a short distance from one town to another, local buses are what you’ll use. Jam-packed and not particularly comfortable, even when you’re sitting, these buses are frequented by locals but not so much by tourists. For one thing, they travel around picking up as many passengers as possible along the way, regardless of whether there are any spare seats onboard. It’s very likely you will be standing, and, as a foreigner it’s likely the conductor will over charge you as well. Tickets for local buses in Vietnam can be bought as you board the bus, so this makes it easy if you’re hopping on, and they should be very cheap, even if you are overcharged. Overcrowding and uncomfortable conditions (such as being too hot) are problems though, so we wouldn’t recommend using these buses often – maybe only when you can’t find any other alternative.

Interprovincial Buses in Vietnam

The Interprovincial buses are a different story. These are high-end buses which are larger and way more comfortable, and you won’t encounter overcrowding as tickets are sold by allocated seat. Known by some as ‘deluxe buses’, they provide more space and may have reclining seats, or even beds – see below for more information on Sleeper Buses. They are also non-smoking and should have air conditioning, plus a few other services could be included such as onboard wi-fi, TVs, toilets, and steward service.

Deluxe Buses depart from the major bus terminals in big cities and there are routes to all major cities and popular tourism destinations across the country. They are obviously much faster than the local buses because they don’t stop everywhere to pick up passengers, however, they most likely will stop at the major cities along the way, as well as for meal breaks.

There are a number of reputable private bus companies operating across Vietnam, including Hoang Long, The Sinh Tourist, and Mai Linh Express. You can buy tickets for these and other companies direct from the bus terminal or from the bus company’s offices, but if you find this a little daunting, we would highly recommend using an online booking service such as 12Go . Not only can you compare the different bus companies via their website, but you can also check out the other ways in which you can travel the route you want. 12Go also has reviews from customers who have booked through them so you can read honest feedback on the booking process and feedback on what the buses were like to use.

Although you won’t always have to book your tickets in advance, we would always recommend that you do so, whenever possible. Booking through 12Go you can plan your trip weeks ahead knowing that you have the tickets organized already, but, during particularly busy periods – such as during Tet; late January or early February – booking as far in advance as possible is a must as thousands of locals will be traveling long distances to visit family or to spend vacation time.

Sleeper Bus in Vietnam

A good alternative to trains with sleeper berths, sleeper buses connect major cities in Vietnam providing a more comfortable way to travel the long distances. If you are traveling a long way, we strongly recommend buying a ticket for a sleeper bus as opposed to a regular deluxe bus because you will have more space, should be more comfortable, and you’re more likely to get some sleep.

Sleeper buses are different to regular deluxe buses because they have an upper and a lower bank of ‘beds’, similar to bunk beds, often three across. So, there will be two narrow aisles between the three rows. While they are not completely lie-flat beds, the backs are reclined at a fixed angle and there’s enough space to stretch your legs out flat, unless you’re especially tall. Travelers have remarked that the sleeper buses are actually more comfortable than regular buses, particularly for taller people, because you do have that option to stretch your legs out; something you cannot do in a regular deluxe bus.

Traveling by Sleeper Bus in Vietnam is very affordable too. Prices are comparable to a second class seat on the train, but on the bus you’re essentially getting a bed for your money. Overall, comfort levels probably aren’t as high as a sleeper berth on a train, but then you’re saving a substantial amount of money compared to a train sleeper berth. You’re also saving money because you’re missing a night in a hotel by traveling overnight.

Tickets for the Sleeper buses, like the regular deluxe buses, can be bought online through 12Go where you can also see photos of a typical interior, giving you a better idea of what you’re paying for. Of course, you can get these tickets from the bus companies or from the bus terminals as well.

Vietnam Open Bus

Another option for traveling long distances by bus in Vietnam is what’s called an Open Tour Bus. Don’t let the name confuse you – it’s not an open-top tour bus like you get in cities for sightseeing, and it’s not exactly a standard tour bus in that you won’t be getting a running commentary about the places you’re passing! The ‘open’ part of the name basically means you get an open ticket and you have the option to get on or of the bus at numerous points along the route.

These are particularly popular with backpackers because they’re relatively comfortable air conditioned buses that are reasonably priced, and, good because of the flexibility they offer in terms of being able to stop at numerous big cities along the way. Although they can be good value for money, you do need to be careful when booking these tickets because the more times you get on and off the bus, the more expensive it will make the ticket. In terms of flexibility though, they’re great. You can stop off in a city and decide how long you want to spend there. It could just be a few hours, to several days or even a week or more, but it’s advisable to try to book the next leg of your trip on the Open Ticket bus at least a day in advance to be sure you get a space.

With lots of stops the Open Bus may not end up being the most economical way to travel, but as we said above, it’s great for flexibility and also gives you the option to change your plans along the way.

As these are a little different to the local buses and interprovincial buses, you don’t have as many options for buying tickets. The main route is from Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi, so check budget cafes in these two cities for tickets, or visit one of the bus company websites or offices. The Sinh Tourist is a good option, for example.

So, in terms of speed, taking a bus in Vietnam won’t necessarily get you to your destination any faster than a train will, but you can be almost certain that it will cost you less than the train. Sleeper buses can be a good and comfortable alternative to train sleeper berths, while the Open Bus in Vietnam offers great flexibility to those travelers who aren’t certain where they want to go and how long they want to go for.

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Hanoi to Hoi An Bus: Enjoy a Seamless Travel Experience!

Taking the bus from Hanoi to Hoi An is a great way to experience the beauty of Vietnam! This journey offers comfortable seating and stunning views of the countryside. With various Hanoi to Hoi An bus available, you can easily find a schedule that works for you. Along the way, you might meet fellow travelers and soak in the local culture. Let’s explore the best options for your bus ride from Hanoi to Hoi An!

Overview of Hanoi to Hoi An Bus

There are different types of buses for travel, including regular seat buses, traditional sleeper buses, and cabin sleeper buses, each offering unique comfort and convenience options.

• Regular seat bus: This budget-friendly option offers standard seating and air conditioning. It’s perfect for travelers who prefer a quick, economical ride without extra amenities.
• Traditional sleeper bus: Ideal for overnight journeys, traditional sleeper buses feature reclining seats that allow passengers to lie back comfortably. They provide more space than regular buses, enhancing comfort during travel.
• Cabin sleeper bus : For maximum comfort, cabin sleeper buses offer private sleeping compartments. Each cabin includes a curtain for privacy, personal charging ports, and ample space to relax and sleep undisturbed.

Pros & Cons of Sleeper Bus

Sleeper buses provide a convenient travel option in Vietnam, but it’s essential to consider their pros and cons to make the best choice for your journey.

• Cost-effective : Sleeper buses are usually more affordable than flying or taking the train, making them a great choice for budget-conscious travelers exploring Vietnam.
• Direct route : The Hanoi to Hoi An bus offers a direct connection from Hanoi to Hoi An , so you won’t have to deal with transfers or extra transportation, saving you time.
• Comfortable sleeping arrangements : With reclining seats and ample space, the Hanoi to Hoi An bus provides a comfortable way to rest while traveling overnight to your destination.
• Scenic views : Enjoy beautiful landscapes as you travel, with plenty of opportunities to take in Vietnam’s stunning countryside during your journey.
• Overnight travel : Since sleeper buses usually operate at night, you miss out on the beautiful coastal scenery during your journey to Hoi An.
• Limited legroom and space : The sleeping space can feel cramped compared to trains or flights, which might be uncomfortable for taller passengers needing more room.
• Longer travel duration : Sitting or lying down for an extended period can lead to fatigue, making the journey feel longer than expected.
• Variable quality : Not all sleeper buses are created equal, and some may lack proper amenities or cleanliness, affecting your overall travel experience.

Top 6 Bus Brands from Hanoi to Hoi An

Here are the top 6 bus brands from Hanoi to Hoi An, offering comfortable travel options and great service for an enjoyable journey to this beautiful destination.

Camel Travel

Camel Travel offers reliable bus services from Hanoi to Hoi An, making it a great choice for tourists. The bus departs daily at 5:30 PM from 459 Tran Khat Chan Street in Hanoi, heading to the charming ancient town in Quang Nam province. With a capacity of 41 passengers, it’s perfect for groups. If you’re traveling with 4 to 5 people or more, it’s best to book your seats a few days in advance to ensure availability.

Trekking Travel

While Trekking Travel’s ticket prices may be slightly higher than other buses, the professional service makes it worth it. They provide high-end amenities for relaxation and entertainment on board, ensuring a much more comfortable journey. You’ll enjoy every moment of your trip with Trekking Travel!

Hey Travel specializes in routes from Hanoi to popular Central Vietnam destinations, including Hue, Da Nang, Hoi An, and Quang Binh. If you’re considering an open bus ticket for your travels in Vietnam, Hey Travel is an excellent choice. Although they offer just one type of bus, an open ticket allows you to ride any of their buses, giving you flexibility in your travel plans. Enjoy a comfortable journey with them!

Queen Cafe Bus

As one of the oldest bus companies, Queen Cafe is known for its safety and excellent customer service. Buses leave Hanoi twice daily at 6 PM and 6:30 PM from 208 Tran Quang Khai Street in Hoan Kiem District. You’ll arrive in Hoi An by noon, giving you the perfect opportunity to explore. Once you get off, indulge in some delicious street food or dine at a traditional restaurant before checking into your hotel. It’s a great way to kick off your adventure with a satisfied stomach!

Hung Thanh is one of the largest tour bus brands in North Vietnam, offering great flexibility for travelers. With four buses running daily, you can choose from various departure times between 6 PM and 7:30 PM, with buses leaving every 30 minutes. Each bus has 40 berths and a small restroom at the back, ensuring a comfortable journey.

Local Tips to Transfer from Hanoi to Hoi An by Bus

Let’s explore essential local tips for transferring from Hanoi to Hoi An by bus, making your journey smoother and more enjoyable while discovering the best of Vietnam.

• Choose a sleeper bus : Since it’s a long journey, opt for a cabin sleeper bus. You’ll enjoy comfortable sleeping arrangements and added privacy.
• Pack plenty of snack s: Bring along a variety of snacks to munch on. It’s great for satisfying hunger and keeping boredom at bay during the trip.
• Check for charging ports : Before you book, ask if the bus has charging ports. If not, make sure all your devices are fully charged beforehand.
• Explore local cuisine during stops : Take advantage of stopovers by stepping off the bus. Try delicious local foods; they’re often mouth-watering and worth the experience.
• Keep important documents safe: Always carry your essential personal documents with you. Make copies and hide your money in different places as a backup.
• Affordable and convenient : While the Hanoi to Hoi An bus isn’t the fastest option, it’s one of the cheapest and easiest to book last minute.
• Embrace the journey : Although the trip takes time, enjoy the scenic views and unique experiences along the way; it’s part of the adventure!

In conclusion, taking Hanoi to Hoi An bus is a convenient and enjoyable way to travel. You’ll get to experience beautiful scenery and connect with fellow travelers along the journey. With affordable options and comfortable rides available, this trip can be a highlight of your Vietnam adventure. So, get ready to embark on this exciting journey and discover all that Hoi An has to offer!

Hello everyone! I'm Tram Anh, and I'm absolutely in love with exploring the stunning corners of Vietnam. From the misty mountains of Sapa to the picturesque beaches of Da Nang, there's something truly magical about our country that keeps me coming back for more. But you know what's even better? Sharing these incredible experiences with you! My goal is to make sure everyone can have the most unforgettable trips possible. Let's embark on this journey together and create unforgettable memories in our lives!

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