Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Le Hai Binh presents flowers to the crew of the “Flamboyant Flower” train. (Photo: VNA)
The “Flamboyant Flower” train has been completely refurbished with modern carriages, including a 34-seat VIP coach featuring Indochine-style interiors, semi-automatic doors, LED screens, and free Wi-Fi. (Photo: VNA)
Ticket prices range from 250,000–300,000 VND (9.6-11.5 USD) for VIP seat, 150,000–180,000 VND (5.8-6.9 USD) for first class, and 105,000–130,000 VND (4-5 USD) for standard class. (Photo: VNA)
Other coaches include a 56-seat first-class carriage with 180-degree rotating seats, and a 64-seat standard carriage. A flexible fare policy is applied to cater to diverse passenger needs. (Photo: VNA)
Delegates attend the launch ceremony of the high-quality “Flamboyant Flower” train. (Photo: VNA)
Director of Hai Phong’s Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism Tran Thi Hoang Mai hands over the decision recognizing Hai Phong Station as a tourist destination. (Photo: VNA)
Launching high-quality “Flamboyant Flower” train on Hai Phong-Hanoi route
To celebrate the 70th anniversary of Hai Phong’s Liberation Day (May 13, 1955 –2025), the Vietnam Railways Corporation, in coordination with Hai Phong city, held a ceremony on May 10 to announce Hai Phong Station as a tourist destination, and officially launch the high-quality train named Hoa Phuong Do (Flamboyant Flower) on the Hai Phong – Hanoi route.
