Night train - sleeping sheet required?

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kylie7329
kylie7329

Hi guys,

On night trains to sapa, hanoi - danang and the like is it advisable to take your own sleeping bag sheet or are there CLEAN sheets provided in the sleeper berths?

I've booked the tulico train and the SE1 train

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normc
normc

Clean sheet provided for that part of the trip...maybe you are using seconds if you hop on at Danang etc.

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dominic77
dominic77

Why not take your own sleep sheet anyway? It will hardly take up lots of room in your luggage. I think I would use mine, no matter how clean the provided sheets appear to be!

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sakya
sakya

Hi Kylie

We bought silk sleeping 'bags' for about 5 bucks in Ha NoI .
Used them on the train and other places and they pack up to about a the size of a large thick chocolate bar..
Make sure you open it up and check it out . They are a good investment

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atholdale
atholdale

Hi Kylie

The silk sleeping bag sheets in Hanoi are a good idea. Most of the silk shops have them. From Hanoi to DaNang take your own food and drinks as well. If I did the Hanoi / DaNang trip again I would fly.

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siffredi
siffredi

hi kylie

i just did this trip hanoi-danang, absolutely fantastic. had a great time, food provided, clean sheets provide, slept and ate v. well.

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