New Look Unveiled for “Connecting Central Heritage Journey” Train

Vice Chairman of the City People’s Committee Tran Huu Thuy Giang chatting with passengers on the train

The newly launched design of the “Connecting Central Heritage Journey” train combines modern aesthetics with heritage elements. Its exterior features Hue’s signature purple, paired with light grey tones reflecting the dynamism of coastal Da Nang City, while the logo is rendered in bronze yellow.

The 12-carriage train features 56 soft seats, all replaced with 180-degree rotating seats that allow passengers face the direction of travel and enjoy a more comfortable sightseeing experience.

A 32-seat VIP carriage on the train is styled with the nostalgic elegance of Hue’s imperial interiors. A standout feature is the window-side curved counter, offering passengers a space to sip coffee, enjoy live music, and admire the grandeur of Hai Van Pass.

City leaders, along with representatives of departments and relevant units, performing the plaque installation ceremony designating Hue Railway Station as a tourist destination

The community carriage has also been redesigned with a fresh look, offering a vibrant experiential space featuring a wide range of activities alongside local brands and signature products. All carriages are equipped with LED lighting systems, high-quality audio, and LCD screens providing journey information and entertainment.

To further improve the effectiveness of the “Connecting Central Heritage” train and Hue Railway Station, which has just been recognized as a tourist destination, at the event, Vice Chairman of the City People’s Committee Tran Huu Thuy Giang called for continued investment to improve service quality and strengthen ties with tourism businesses to develop unique experiences at Hue Railway Station.

Furthermore, he also stressed the need to ensure security, safety and environmental hygiene to create a friendly image for visitors. The city expressed its confidence that the “Connecting Central Heritage Journey” train will continue to grow into a typical tourism product of national and international stature, contributing to sustainable tourism development.