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Sjourney, designed in a classic Indochine style, departs Ho Chi Minh City, carrying the first foreign tourists around beautiful sightseeing spots across the country.

The journey scheduled to last eight days and seven nights bring passengers to famous tourist destinations such as Phan Thiet, Nha Trang, Hoi An, Hue, Quang Binh, and Ninh Binh.

The train offers modern amenities, including comfortable sleeping berths and high-quality wooden interiors, all geared towards providing passengers with a five-star service experience.

In addition to the bed, each room is also furnished with a seating area by the window, providing enough space for two adults to sit comfortably.

Each room is equipped with a private bathroom, featuring all necessary bathroom facilities, ensuring privacy and maximum comfort for passengers.

The design and interior furnishings in each bedroom fully meet five-star standards.

The train carriages are decorated with local art works, giving visitors an insight into Vietnamese heritage.

A bell system is in place to call attendants in each room.

A foreign tourist shares that the service is similar to that of a luxury train in some European countries that they previously experienced.

Many foreigners praise the first trans-Vietnam luxury train as a five-star hotel.

Passengers will enjoy gourmet meals that combine local and international cuisines, prepared by a five-star hotel chef team.

With dining tables next to the windows, visitors can enjoy meals while admiring the beautiful local landscapes.

A bar meets the needs of passengers around the clock.

Ticket prices start at US$7,320 in December 2024 and will increase to US$8,610 starting in 2025. The ticket includes all meals throughout the journey.

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