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Q: The direct train from Beijing to Hanoi..who has taken it recently?

There is a thrice-weekly train from Beijing to Hanoi.  Who has taken it recently?  Where does one get the tickets in Beijing?  Is it worth the trip?

11 years 47 weeks ago in  Transport & Travel - China

 
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I'd assume you'd be getting the tickets at the train station. And if you want to find out if it's worth it you'd have to factor the sites you would see, and also how comfortable the ride would be. That's for you to decide. 

nevermind:

Why would you answer this? 

11 years 31 weeks ago
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Nessquick:

coz he is sooo sad that no one replied his own answer before 

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TedDBayer:

He did NOT answer the question, just got a point.

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