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Vietnam, located in the Indochina Peninsula in Southeast Asia, is China's neighboring country. In the north, it borders Yunnan of China. Over the years, Vietnam's economy has developed rapidly, foreign trade has grown rapidly, and tourism has also developed very fast. Many Chinese tourists also love to visit Vietnam, but many Chinese tourists who visit Vietnam say that Vietnam is not as prosperous as they think, Many urban areas are even similar to Chinese towns. What is the level of Vietnam's most prosperous city in China
in Nanning, Guangxi, China, there are trains to Hanoi, Vietnam, but there are no trains to Ho Chi Minh City. You can go to Ho Chi Minh City by plane or train after you arrive in Hanoi, Vietnam
A, Nanning = = = = = = Hanoi, bus to Langdong bus station, Youai road international passenger distribution center, the fare is 160 yuan, time: 7; Tickets are available from 10:00 to 10:00. However, it depends on when you go. You'd better buy tickets one day in advance. Many people in Guangxi really go to Hanoi. This kind of car is intermodal. When you get to the gate, you will change to a big bar in Vietnam. If you don't know anything, just ask the bar elder sister on the car. The bar elder sister in Vietnam also knows Chinese. Otherwise, it's OK to ask the Chinese in the car It's 8 hours' drive. It's afternoon in Hanoi, Vietnam. However, it depends on what time you take the bus in the morning. There will be several stations in Hanoi, Vietnam. One is Jinlian Hotel (near the ancient market center and Jianhu Lake), the other is Zhongan community. In fact, you can ask which bus stop to get off in Hanoi when you change trains through customs.)
B. Nanning railway station Nanning = = = = = = Hanoi Jialin railway station (there is only one train every day, the time is: 18:30, take your Vietnamese visa passport to buy train tickets, where there is an international window, you never have to queue up) train tickets from 170 yuan, divided into soft and hard sleeper If you can't speak Vietnamese and no one will answer you, it seems a little inconvenient to take the train, but you can wait in the waiting room until dawn, and then take a taxi to GuJie downtown (near Jianhu)if you are in Yunnan, you can also take a bus to Hekou and exit to Hanoi, Vietnam. It's also a train. I don't understand the price
if you are in Guangzhou, take China Southern Airlines to Hanoi, Vietnam, and get your own ticket online
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From Nanning, Guangxi to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, there are mainly the following methods:
1. Aircraft. Direct flight from Nanning to Ho Chi Minh City. Nanning city has many direct flights to Ho Chi Minh City every day. The specific flight and flight time can be inquired through the official website of Nanning Wuwei airport< 2. Train. Take train t8701 / 8702 from Nanning railway station to Hanoi, and then transfer from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh
Thirdly, automobile. Take a bus from Langdong bus station, go out of Guangxi via Nanning, then go to Hanoi, and then transfer from Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City
e to the poor transportation situation in Vietnam, it is generally recommended not to use land transportation in Ho Chi Minh City. It is recommended that you choose the first way to travel
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traffic situation of Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City is one of the railway hubs in Vietnam; Xinshanyi International Airport is about 6 km away from the northern suburb, which can reach all over the world
in 2014, the Department of transportation of Ho Chi Minh City announced that 109.7 km of new roads have been built in the city, and 52.2% of the 210 km construction target has been completed
in 2015, Ho Chi Minh City completed the construction of 151.2km highway, increasing the road density to 1.85km/km2. Recently, 47 bridges have been built in Ho Chi Minh City, accounting for 97% of the target. In 2015, 61 bridges will be built in Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City is an important transportation hub in southern Vietnam, with the largest inland port and International Airport in Vietnam. Saigon port is a commercial port with an annual throughput of 4.5-5.5 million tons. Railways can lead to Hanoi and other large and medium-sized cities, highways can lead to all parts of the country, and roads or waterways can lead to Cambodia and Laos. It has a good international airport, leading to Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur and Manila
source: Internet. Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City is a city of Vietnam. Its name comes from: after the Republic of Vietnam (South Vietnam) was overthrown by the North Vietnamese government on April 30, 1975, the Vietnamese Communist Party changed Saigon to Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnamese for th) in memory of Ho Chi Minh, the main founder of the Communist Party of Vietnam à nh phố Hồ Ch í Minh (city shop Ho Chi Minh), referred to as tphcm
Ho Chi Minh City, HCMC for short; Ho Chi Minh Ville (HCMV) in French, but Saigon still appears frequently in company names, book titles and language studies
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scenic spots of Ho Chi Minh City:
< P > 1. The red church is located next to the Centennial post office, also known as the red church because of its red brick construction, which is the most famous landmark in Ho Chi Minh City. The name of the red church is e to its red appearance, and the Cathedral of Notre Dame is its real name In 1954, when the Geneva Agreement was signed, France withdrew from Vietnam. In September of the same year, Norodom palace was transferred to the puppet regime of Wu Tingyan in Saigon, and was renamed "independent Palace". On July 27, 1962, two anti war pilots belonging to the puppet regime in Saigon dropped bombs on the "Independence Palace" and partially collapsed it At the end of 1962, the puppet regime in Saigon was rebuilt, expanded its area, and built strong defense facilities, such as basement, roof platform for helicopter landing, etc On April 30, 1975, the Ho Chi Minh campaign ended and Saigon was liberated. According to the decision of the national unity Political Consultative Conference of Vietnam, since November 1975, the "Independence Palace" has been renamed "unity Palace", as a symbol of the Vietnamese people's will to strive for independence and unity2. Are you sure you can't go up? Stones can be broken by hand. Unless you fall into a deep, deep hole.
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