There are two train stations in Nanning. This one is the more modern one, called Nanning east. Most high-speed trains are at this station. <br />The station is quiThis video can help you if you are planning on taking a train from the Nanning railway station. At the time of our visit, there was a major construction project taking place right in front of the station. It does not change anything about getting around the station but it impacts the access to the station. <br />This station has a lot of stairs and the escalators inside the station were not working. Porters, aka, "red caps" are available to help you carry your luggage. <br />The video will also show you the location of the counter where they speak English. This is the counter where you buy the train tickets to Hanoi. <br />We can also book the Nanning to Hanoi (or Hanoi to Nanning) tickets for you ahead of time. Just visit our website www.china-diy-travel.comte large but similar to most large recently-built stations. It is connected to the subway. From this station, there is also a shuttle bus to the airport. <br />The trains from Nanning to Hanoi depart from the other station. We found that the best way to transfer between the two stations is to take a train. At the time of our visit, the subway was not connecting the two stations yet. <br /> <br />Visit our channel to learn more about train travel and train stations in China: http://www.dailymotion.com/china-diy-travel-video <br /> <br />To consult schedules online and book train tickets, visit https://www.china-diy-travel.com/en
