Hanoi to Odense by train

Travel from Hanoi (Vietnam) to Odense (Denmark) by train (8432km): schedule and information to the train connection. Compare fares and buy your ticket.

To travel by train from Hanoi in Vietnam to Odense in Denmark, the main route leads via China and Russia. Please read the following information and blog posts.

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How to use the following information: we show you the best routes and where to buy tickets. On longer routes you may need more than one ticket. Book your tickets step by step as explained. If you have questions about the route from Hanoi to Odense, please ask in our forum. Of course, sometimes there are as well other travel routes possible.

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train connections : popular connections travelled by other users

Odense - Hanoi / Hanoi - Aalborg / Hanoi - Aarhus / Hanoi - Kolding / Ho Chi Minh City - Copenhagen / Ho Chi Minh City - Aalborg / Ho Chi Minh City - Aarhus / Ho Chi Minh City - Odense / Ho Chi Minh City - Kolding

1 Hanoi (Vietnam) - Beijing (China) - Moscow (Russia) - Helsinki (Finland) - Stockholm (Sweden) - Odense (Denmark)

The route consist of more than one step. You have to buy several train tickets.

1a Travelling from Hanoi (Vietnam) to Beijing (China)

If you want to travel by train from Vietnam to China, there are daily train connections on two main travel routes.

The first travel route is from Hanoi (Vietnam) to Nanning, Guilin, Beijing (China).
There are two direct trains per week from Hanoi (Vietnam) to Beijing (China).
There are every day connections from Hanoi (Vietnam) to Nanning (China). If you travel on a date were no direct train runs from Hanoi to Beijing, first travel by the daily overnight train from Hanoi to Nanning, then by the daily overnight train from Nanning to Beijing.

The second travel route is from Hanoi (Vietnam) to Kunming (China) with change and border crossing at Lào Cai (Vietnam) and Hekou (China).
Travel first from Hanoi to Lào Cai (Vietnam) by direct train. There you change to a bus or taxi to the border (10 minutes). Cross the border on foot. Take again a bus or taxi (10 minutes) to Hekou North (China) train station. From there continue by train to Kunming (journey time 5 hours).

How to buy tickets:

- buy train tickets from Vietnam to China at 12goasia or Baolau.
Direct train: Hanoi - Beijing.
Connection with change: Hanoi - Nanning and Nanning - Beijing.
It is also possible to buy these routes via Chinahighlights, but then you have to pick them up somewhere before in China.

- buy train tickets inside of Vietnam via 12goasia. For example: Hanoi - Lào Cai.

Note: if you use Chinahighlights, fill in for Hanoi: Gia Lam, Hanoi.

Where to buy a ticket from Hanoi to Beijing?

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1b Travelling from Beijing (China) to Moscow (Russia)

Travel from Beijing to Moscow by direct overnight train. The journey time is about 140 hours with six nights on board of the train. The train ticket prices start at 650 EUR. There are two direct trains per week with different routes. The arrival station is Moscow Yaroslavsky.

1) Moscow to Beijing via Mongolia:
The Trans-Mongolian route (train number 3) leaves Beijing for Moscow on Wednesday morning at 07:30. The train arrives in Moscow on Monday at 14:00. The route leads via the Gobi desert and Ulaanbaatar. The route length is 7620 kilometres. This train is provided by Chinese national railways.

2) Moscow to Beijing via Manchuria:
The Trans-Manchurian route (train number 19) leaves Beijing for Moscow on Saturday night at 23:00. The train arrives in Moscow on Friday at 14:00. The route leads via Harbin and does not cross Mongolia. The route length is 8980 kilometres. This train is provided by Russian national railways.

The ticket prices are nearly the same for both trains. The following service classes can be booked:
- 2nd class: compartment with four beds, two on each side. The train ticket price starts at 650 EUR.
- 1st class: compartment with two beds. The train ticket price starts at 900 EUR.

Children from 0-3 travel for free in the bed of their parents. Children from 4 to 11 pay 75% of an adult ticket.

Food:
Both trains offer restaurant cars which are not expensive and of good quality. You get main meals bellow 10 EUR. You can always buy food and drink from the vendors and kiosks on the train platforms when the train stops. Each wagon has a samovar with free boiling water, which you can use for coffee or tea and to prepare food snacks you bring with you.

Toilet and shower:
Each train wagon has at least two western-style toilets and small bathrooms with sinks. The train staff will keep the toilet clean during the whole journey. There are shared showers available for the 1st class compartments on the Chinese train via Mongolia. Otherwise just use the small bathrooms and a wash-cloth. If you don’t travel the whole journey with one train, you have of course showers in hotels you book along your travel route. But it is to expect that showers in the trains will be provided in the future.

Security:
The trains are very safe. You will meet families travelling with kids and as well women travelling alone. You can lock the compartments at night and your luggage is save. The train staff is always present. The compartments are mixed with female and male, but you can ask the train staff for women-only compartments.

Internet and electricity:
There is no WiFi available in the train itself. You have to use your mobile phone to access via a phone network provider. Some compartments have power sockets, you might also find some in the corridor. Or just ask the train staff if they charge your mobile device for a small tip.

Other train connections are available change of trains.

Find the exact train schedules, plan your trip and buy your ticket via the given booking links.

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night train: Night trains that might be suitable for this trip.
020 Moscow - Beijing / 019 Beijing - Moscow

train connections: popular connections travelled by other users
Moscow - Beijing

1c Travelling from Moscow (Russia) to Helsinki (Finland)

To travel by train from Russia to Finland, you have these two options:

1) the direct day train "Allegro" from St.Petersburg to Helsinki. There are 5 trains per day on this route. The journey time is about 3,5 hours. Tickets are available from 70 EUR.

2) the direct overnight train "Tolstoi" from Moscow to Helsinki. The journey time is about 15,5 hours. tickets are available from 180 EUR.

Moscow, St.Petersburg and Helsinki are well connected to their national railway network, also by long-distance overnight trains..

Find the exact train schedules and buy your tickets via the given booking links.

The following links could be interesting for you.

train types: Train types you are likely to travel with.
Allegro (AE) / Ж - F - Fast Train (Ж)

night train: Night trains that might be suitable for this trip.
31A Helsinki - Moscow / 32A Moscow - Helsinki

train company:
VR VR-Yhtymä Oy / RZD Российские железные дороги

train connections: popular connections travelled by other users
Helsinki - Moscow / Moscow - Tampere / Moscow - Turku / Moscow - Rovaniemi / Saint Petersburg - Helsinki / Saint Petersburg - Tampere / Saint Petersburg - Turku / Saint Petersburg - Rovaniemi / Vladivostok - Helsinki

search for train schedules here: Online timetable information, on which you can find relevant, up-to-date connections.
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1d Travelling from Helsinki (Finland) to Stockholm (Sweden)

To travel by ferry from Helsinki to Stockholm, book a direct overnight ferry. The daily departure time in Helsinki is in the late afternoon. The arrival in Stockholm in the morning. The journey time is about 17 hours. The ticket price starts from 85 Euro.

If you want to travel by a cheaper ferry or during the day (not overnight), you have to take a ferry route from Turku to Stockholm.

The ticket prices depends on the day you travel. Use the given booking links to find an exact ticket price and the schedule.

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ferry: Ferry connections that might be helpful.
Helsinki - Stockholm / Turku - Stockholm

train connections: popular connections travelled by other users
Stockholm - Helsinki

1e Travelling from Stockholm (Sweden) to Odense (Denmark)

To buy a train ticket from Sweden to Denmark, have a look at the booking links. Depending on where you start in Sweden, you first have to buy one ticket from your starting place in Sweden to Copenhagen (Denmark). From Copenhagen, buy a second train ticket to your destination place in Denmark.

If there is no booking option from your departure place in Sweden to Copenhagen, book to Malmö, the last stop in Sweden. From Malmö take a train via the Öresund Bridge (train runs every 20 minutes) to Copenhagen, from where you continue.

From Copenhagen you have frequent train connections to every place in Denmark.

The following links could be interesting for you.

train types: Train types you are likely to travel with.
Snabbtåg (S) / Öresundståg (OT) / InterCityLyn (Lyn) / InterCity (IC)

night train: Night trains that might be suitable for this trip.
NT 1 Stockholm - Malmö

train company:
SJ Statens Järnvägar / DSB Danske Statsbaner

train connections: popular connections travelled by other users
Odense - Stockholm / Stockholm - Copenhagen / Gothenburg - Copenhagen / Malmö - Copenhagen / Gothenburg - Odense / Gothenburg - Aalborg / Charlottenberg - Aalborg

search for train schedules here: Online timetable information, on which you can find relevant, up-to-date connections.
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