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Recensioni della tratta da Hanoi a Vientiane
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Nathan D
Ho preso l'autobus di sabato da Hanoi a Vientiane, secondo 12goasia, è uno dei giorni con autobus migliori.
L'autobus era pulito, il personale gentile anche se non parlava quasi inglese.
Il comfort sarà inferiore se siete più alti di 1m80.
In Laos ci sono molti lavori stradali e il viaggio diventa accidentato.
Sarebbe bello se ci fosse una comunicazione più chiara su dove ci saremmo fermati e per quanto tempo.
Nel complesso abbastanza confortevole, niente a che vedere con alcune storie dell'orrore che altri viaggiatori hanno vissuto.
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I took the bus on a Saturday from Hanoi to Vientiane, according to 12goasia, it's one of the days with better busses.
Bus was clean, staff friendly although they spoke almost 0 English.
Comfort will be lower if you're taller than 1m80.
In Laos there's a lot of road works and the ride gets bumpy.
It would be nice if their was clearer communication about where we would stop and for how long.
Overall quite comfortable, nothing to do with some horror stories that other travelers experienced.
Da Hanoi a Vientiane, Autobus Semi Sleeper, HTX Van Tai 277 (HTX Vận Tải 27-7), 25 apr 2023
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T N
Sapevamo che ci sarebbe voluto più tempo e avevamo capito che non c'era alcun supporto per entrare e uscire dal Paese, quindi il prezzo è equivalente.
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時間はかかるのは承知の上だし、入出国のサポートがないのも理解した上だったので、料金相当です。
Da Hanoi a Vientiane, Autobus Semi Sleeper, HTX Van Tai 277 (HTX Vận Tải 27-7), 28 feb 2023
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David N
Travelling 24 hours on a bus is a challange for most people. This sleeper bus was ok, and made regular food and bathroom stops of varying quality - expect about 75,000 for standard meal (you buy a ticket for food, and hand over the ticket at the serving counter) We stopped for about 25 mins each time. I travelled from Hanoi, and we got to the border sometime past midnight, and the bus waited for the border post (Cau Treo) to open at 7am, so we had some quiet sleep time before 6am walk to the border post, breakfast and some wait before 7am. Expect to pay 50 or 100 dong/kip "stamping fee" at the border, so bring some currency! On the negative side, there was no bathroom or WiFi on board, and also it was hard to fit in my hand luggage and also lie down, although i managed it (so best to travel light with a water bottle and some small snacks). Not having the Wifi was inconveinient, but I read an ebook instead. I got a Laos sim card at the bus station on the outskirts of Vientiane, but it took untill the following day to get it working (sold with enough data to work for about 5 minutes). Its an adventure and a test of stamina. We had some long waits in the mountains due to obstcles (maybe after the rain). I was on a bottom bunk and the window was about 4cm high by the "Ceiling". I am assuming the bus had been modified from a seated bus. also, I was tall enough that I kept banging my head on the ceiling light fitting. On the ticket itinery, it dint mention which border crossing would be used, but I guessed correct. this can be important due to border crossings handling visas differently. One of my fellow travellers was turned back due to visa problems - you have been warned! Other than that, its pretty bouncy (no fault of the driver or bus, its the roads), but I completed the journey without injury, and it was about 6 or 7 times cheaper than the plane, so fair enough.
Da Hanoi a Vientiane, Autobus Royal Cabin, HT Travel, 24 ago 2026
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Naomi M
Long journey but not as horrible as the other reviews make it sound.
The journey is long but the bus was comfortable, had good AC, and a bathroom (I went on Tues; they say the busses on Tue/Thu/Sat are better). One stop around 9-10pm for food/bathroom. Got to the border ~2am and cued up to be first for border crossing in the morning. The bus got quite hot when not on during the night (~2-6am) but was otherwise quite chilly while running (bring a sweater/pants). At the border you need to have your visa already, pay 50k dong to leave Vietnam and 30k kip to enter Laos (or $1-2/dong equivalent). Another stop around lunch time then arrived on time. The roads in Laos can be a bit bumpy. The staff are efficient; if you pay attention, follow their hand gestures and are polite, they are nice enough. They yelled at one guy who was being super rude and pushy but that's not their fault.
Da Hanoi a Vientiane, Autobus VIP, HTX Van Tai 277 (HTX Vận Tải 27-7), 16 lug 2026
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Breonna C
OK! First of all, if taking the buses to save you $100, don't do it. You take the bus to have a unique experience. To slow travel. To push outside of what you know. But most of the reviews are from folks who were looking for a standard travel convenience while saving money. You will be disappointed. But we LOVED our journey. And if you're excited to take the bus. Here's your life hack toolkit!
First of all...review the reviews! Some brokers connect you to better buses than others. This one was great. But we met others who had less than stellar experiences. That said, if you get a bus you're uncomfortable with in ANY way, just call 12go and rebook. Safety is never worth compromising. And some folks we met that booked on other routes paid for multiple bunks but were squished into fewer beds. I HIGHLY recommend ensuring you book a VIP 20 or 21 (indicating the number of beds on the bus) vs. the VIP 40 (way too many people). Again, the increase of cost is small for the comfort. The best seats are in the middle of the bus on the uppers if you can get them (windows, less bumps, more comfortable). I prefer the lowers but I don't mind not having a window because I'm asleep most of the time. I highly recommend you take the 5:45pm/6pm bus out of Hanoi. It will have very few stops but you sleep. The bus arrives at the border of Laos at 1am and then there are restrooms (bring toilet paper!) and food options there. It will park at the border until they open at 7am and they let everyone through.
When you book, you will get a voucher but you need to exchange it for ACTUAL TICKETS at the bus station. Get there early. At least an hour. Exchange your tickets, you will have to ask around to find your bus stall. The folks at the desk might know but don't count on it. Give yourself time. Meet the drivers, get your bags on, grab a seat. The real cheat code to a good trip (by train or bus) is to pre game with good snacks. Make sure you get Bahn Mi that you love, have fresh fruit, water and your favorite sweet and salty snacks. A pre game the day before your travel makes all the difference. Options on the road can be great but don't count on them.
The border crossing is going to be hectic. Roll with it. You should ABSOLUTELY get your visa at the embassy BEFORE you board the bus. Visas on arrival are not typically issued at the border crossings for all buses and you have no way of knowing exactly where your bus will cross in advance. Don't chance it. The bus WILL LEAVE YOU. The visa process is simple, you go to the Lao Embassy in Hanoi and drop off your passport, two passport photos and complete their application (I recommend you go first thing in the morning) and they can usually have it back at the end of day or early the next morning. When you cross, you will have your visa inspected. Then you will need to have it processed (pay for a stamp 15K Dong each), then get a Lao stamp. It took us an hour to get through it all but it was a fun adventure with all the other foreigners. Then you walk through the border crossing all the way to meet your bus. You can leave your luggage on the bus and just cross on foot.
Then you're back on the bus and have another 2-3 hours until another long stop for lunch, bathrooms and hydration. We slept most of the journey. After that it's about another 4 hours to Vientiane Southern Bus Station. The bus station is outside of town and you will need to get a TukTuk. Many of the vendors/stalls along the journey will have both Vietnamese Dong and Laotian Kip. Ask for change in kip so you have some when you get to the bus station. Once you're in town there are tons of ATMs. But you will have to haggle for your TukTuk ride into town. It's about 100K-150K kip.
Life is about taking the road less traveled and a 24-hour bus ride across the Laotian border definitely qualifies. We enjoyed the journey so much and have taken trains and buses all across South East Asia. Enjoy! I'm on IG @liveBQD for more!
Da Hanoi a Vientiane, Autobus VIP 20, Grouptour (Công ty du lịch quốc tế Grouptour), 26 giu 2026
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Lola
We were asked to share a bed. The PDF did not say anything about fees. When there is a customs charge on both sides of the boarder. When we said we did not have money they threatened to take our bags and leave them on the bridge between Vietnam and laos. Luckily the police were kind to us and stamped us through anyway. The bus staff were a little rude at the boarder. However the bed was comfy and clean. They did make food and toilet stops. And the WhatsApp number for the company communication was good, always replied fast and helped with problems.
Da Hanoi a Vientiane, Autobus Royal Cabin, HT Travel, 14 giu 2026
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Fatima M
Smooth and comfortable ride, but I got to the border only to find out they don't do land visas here. If you need to get a land visa, be sure to go to the Lao Boa border. The ride back and to Hanoi or to the Lao Boa border can be anywhere from 3mil-4mil dong
Da Hanoi a Vientiane, Autobus VIP, HTX Van Tai 277 (HTX Vận Tải 27-7), 31 mag 2026
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Alfie N
They should Defintely make people aware of needing to visit the embassy and getting a visa when advertising this certain bus
Da Hanoi a Vientiane, Autobus VIP Luxury 24, HTX Van Tai 277 (HTX Vận Tải 27-7), 20 mag 2026
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Cam T
Too long and wayyy too tired
The trip starts 30 mins earlier than the time
Da Hanoi a Vientiane, Autobus Big Private CaBin, HTX Van Tai 277 (HTX Vận Tải 27-7), 28 apr 2026
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•kimmy’s M
Stayed too much time in the border almost 9hours…after laos immigration stamped our passport around 8am we kept on waiting the bus till 10am with another bus….the bus has changed we dont know our luggages been transfered also…only the time when we reach vientiane
Da Hanoi a Vientiane, Autobus VIP, HTX Van Tai 277 (HTX Vận Tải 27-7), 4 apr 2026
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Hanoi a Vientiane Bus Orario
Operator
Class
Departure Time
Arrival Time
Price
Rating
Techbus VN JSC
VIP 24
15:10
17:30
46,22 USD
To Vietnam Travel
Sleeper 41
15:30
16:30
32,74 USD
Techbus VN JSC
Pulmino + Autobus notturno
15:50
17:10
32,74 USD
Grouptour
Sleeper 41
16:10
15:30
30,81 USD
Grouptour
VIP 33 Sleeper
16:30
16:50
35,82 USD
3.0
Sapa Discovery Travel
Budget Sleeper
17:00
15:00
34,66 USD
VietNam Travel Bus
Sleeper 44
17:20
13:20
36,31 USD
Techbus VN JSC
VIP 24
17:40
17:30
44,29 USD
HTX Van Tai 277
Cuccetta
18:00
17:00
25,03 USD
3.8
HTX Van Tai 277
Cuccetta
18:30
17:30
25,03 USD
3.8
Asian Bus Travel
Royal Cabin + Van
20:15
18:15
59,70 USD
2.0
Come andare da Hanoi a Vientiane in autobus
Prendere un autobus per andare da Hanoi a Vientiane è una comoda, sicura ed economica alternativa per viaggiare su questa tratta. Verso le destinazioni più frequentate, le compagnie di autobus operano viaggi multipli ogni giorno, spesso per tutto il giorno ogni 30-60 minuti. Per le destinazioni meno popolari invece, potrebbe esserci una sola partenza programmata al giorno. I tipi di autobus più comuni sono: non condizionati, con aria condizionata o premium.
E’ meglio prenotare il biglietto alcuni giorni prima della partenza. Controllate la lista di compagnie che offrono la prenotazione online per la tratta da Hanoi a Vientiane. Quando viaggiate durante il weekend o le feste è consigliabile prenotare il biglietto con ben più anticipo, a causa dell’elevato numero di viaggiatori, sia vacanzieri che lavoratori in trasferta che tornano a casa.
Quanto dista Hanoi da Vientiane?
Viaggiando in autobus la distanza tra Hanoi e Vientiane dipende dal percorso. Molte compagnie di autobus viaggiano su autostrade o superstrade. Questo può non essere necessariamente il percorso più breve, ma è il più veloce poiché’ solitamente non ci sono traffico e semafori. Per raggiungere certe isole non collegate alla terraferma da un ponte, gli autobus vengono caricati su grandi traghetti per le macchine. Ai passeggeri viene normalmente richiesto di scendere dall’autobus, ma non c’è bisogno di scaricare anche la valigia. La durata della traversata da porto a porto è già considerata nella durata totale del viaggio.
Quanto si impiega per andare da Hanoi a Vientiane in autobus?
Il tempo stimato per spostarsi da Hanoi a Vientiane è circa 15o 15m. Ricordate che viaggiare in autobus è più lento che guidare un’auto o prendere un taxi. A seconda dell’orario di partenza, il traffico tra Hanoi e Vientiane può variare significativamente. Durante la settimana c’è solitamente più traffico al mattino e al pomeriggio rispetto ai fine settimana. Un altro fattore che può incidere sulla durata del viaggio è il tipo di autobus. Gli autobus Premium e VIP sono generalmente più veloci perché’ viaggiano solo in autostrada e effettuano meno fermate (a volte nessuna) in altre stazioni. Gli autobus normalmente effettuano brevi soste di 10-30 minuti dopo qualche ora di viaggio senza interruzioni, così da permettere ai viaggiatori di utilizzare i bagni e fare scorte di snack e anche per garantire un breve riposo all’autista. Alcuni autobus Premium hanno il bagno a bordo e un secondo autista. In ogni caso anche questi ultimi effettuano solitamente delle soste per il pranzo o per il rifornimento.
Quanto costa andare da Hanoi a Vientiane in autobus?
Il prezzo di un biglietto da Hanoi a Vientiane varia a seconda del tipo di autobus. Per un biglietto più economico considerate gli autobus non condizionati o quelli di linea. Gli autobus Premium o Vip sono più cari, ma potete aspettarvi una maggiore comodità e qualche servizio in più come una presa per caricare il telefono, un display personale per l’intrattenimento e i bagni a bordo.
Orario da Hanoi a Vientiane
Per aiutarvi a organizzare il viaggio ecco l’orario con le partenze e gli arrivi da Hanoi a Vientiane.
Le migliori compagnie per questa tratta differiscono l’una dall’altra in termini di qualità e servizi offerti.
Prima di scegliere una compagnia di autobus per il vostro tragitto, effettuate qualche ricerca base. La sicurezza è una delle prime cose da considerare. Vi consigliamo anche di dare un’occhiata alle recensione per farvi un’idea generale sulla qualità delle compagnie che operano questa tratta. Noi collaboriamo solo con compagnie affidabili e facciamo del nostro meglio per fornirvi la scelta fra i migliori operatori disponibili su ogni tratta.
