Plan your bus journey from Hanoi to An Giang’s Chau Doc with this guide to schedules, costs, and tips. Book eco-friendly tours with Legend Travel Group for a Mekong Delta adventure.
Capture the affordable charm of An Giang’s Mekong Delta gem (Source: Internet)Traveling by bus from Hanoi to An Giang Province offers an affordable, immersive way to reach the vibrant Mekong Delta, home to Chau Doc’s floating markets, Cham villages, and iconic attractions like Ba Chua Xu Temple. Covering approximately 1,600 km, this journey showcases Vietnam’s diverse landscapes, from northern highlands to southern waterways. An Giang’s tropical monsoon climate (dry season: November–April, 24–32°C or 75.2–89.6°F; rainy season: May–October, 26–36°C or 78.8–96.8°F) makes it a year-round destination, with the merger of Kien Giang into An Giang Province enhancing connectivity to coastal areas like Ha Tien. Buses, particularly sleeper and VIP options, provide comfort and eco-friendly travel, aligning with sustainable tourism goals.
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Use “Chau Doc, An Giang Province” or “Long Xuyen, An Giang Province” for navigation. Key hubs include Chau Doc (1,600 km from Hanoi), Long Xuyen (An Giang’s administrative center, 1,550 km from Hanoi), and Ha Tien (Kien Giang ward, 95 km from Chau Doc). The merger of Kien Giang into An Giang Province streamlines travel across the region.
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Photograph the scenic allure of An Giang’s waterways (Source: Internet)An Giang lacks a direct airport, making bus travel a practical and budget-friendly option from Hanoi, typically via a transfer in Ho Chi Minh City or Can Tho. Below are updated routes, schedules, and costs to reach Chau Doc and Long Xuyen, the province’s key hubs, focusing on eco-friendly and comfortable options.
Route: Depart from Hanoi’s Nuoc Ngam Bus Station (1 Ngoc Hoi, Hoang Liet, Hoang Mai District) or My Dinh Bus Station (20 Pham Hung, Nam Tu Liem District) to Long Xuyen (Ham Nghi Street) or Chau Doc (Le Loi Street).
Operators: Phuong Nam Express, Hoang Long, or Kumho Samco.
Cost: $40–$50 (1,000,000–1,250,000 VND) for sleeper buses; $50–$60 (1,250,000–1,500,000 VND) for VIP sleeper buses with private cabins.
Duration: 34–36 hours, including rest stops every 3–4 hours for meals and restrooms.
Details:
Schedule: Buses depart daily at 5:00 AM–7:00 PM, arriving the next day afternoon (3:00–5:00 PM). VIP buses offer more legroom, privacy curtains, and Wi-Fi.
Comfort: Sleeper buses have reclining beds; VIP options include charging ports and blankets. Some operators provide water and snacks.
Booking: Book online via operator apps or at bus stations 1–2 days ahead, especially during holidays like Tet (Lunar New Year). Minivans may transfer you to your hotel in Chau Doc or Long Xuyen.
Pros: Affordable, direct, and eco-friendly compared to flights; allows overnight travel to save daylight hours.
Cons: Long duration; limited legroom in standard sleepers.
Route: Fly from Hanoi’s Noi Bai Airport to Can Tho International Airport (110 km from Chau Doc, 60 km from Long Xuyen), then take a bus to Chau Doc or Long Xuyen.
Flight Details:
Operators: Vietnam Airlines, Vietjet Air, or Bamboo Airways.
Cost: $80–$150 (2,000,000–3,750,000 VND) one-way, 2–2.5 hours.
Schedule: Multiple daily flights, book 1–2 weeks ahead for deals.
Bus Details:
Route: From Can Tho Bus Station to Chau Doc (Le Loi Street) or Long Xuyen (Ham Nghi Street) via National Highway 91.
Operators: Phuong Trang, Hung Cuong, or Thanh Buoi.
Cost: $5–$10 (125,000–250,000 VND), 1.5–2.5 hours.
Schedule: Hourly departures from 6:00 AM–8:00 PM.
Total Duration: 5–6 hours (flight + bus + transfers).
Details: Fastest option combining air and ground travel. Book flights and buses separately or through Legend Travel Group for seamless planning. Can Tho transfers are eco-friendly with Xanh SM electric taxis available ($20–$35 or 500,000–875,000 VND).
Pros: Quicker than direct bus; comfortable with flight portion.
Cons: Requires transfer; higher cost than direct bus.
Route: Fly from Hanoi’s Noi Bai Airport to Ho Chi Minh City’s Tan Son Nhat Airport (1,160 km from Hanoi), then take a bus to Chau Doc (250 km) or Long Xuyen (193 km).
Flight Details:
Operators: Vietnam Airlines, Vietjet Air, or Bamboo Airways.
Cost: $50–$100 (1,250,000–2,500,000 VND) one-way, 2 hours.
Schedule: Frequent daily flights, book 1–2 weeks ahead.
Bus Details:
Route: From Mien Tay Bus Station (395 Kinh Duong Vuong, Binh Tan District) to Chau Doc or Long Xuyen via National Highway 1A and 91.
Operators: Phuong Trang, Hung Cuong, or Thanh Buoi.
Cost: $10–$20 (250,000–500,000 VND), 4–6 hours.
Schedule: Hourly departures from 6:00 AM–10:00 PM.
Total Duration: 6–8 hours (flight + bus + transfers).
Details: Convenient for those combining Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City visits. Book buses at Mien Tay Bus Station or online. Xanh SM electric taxis ($20–$30 or 500,000–750,000 VND) offer eco-friendly transfers from the airport to the bus station.
Pros: Flexible with frequent flights; allows a stopover in Ho Chi Minh City.
Cons: Requires transfer; slightly costlier than direct bus.
Opt for sleeper buses or Xanh SM electric taxis to reduce carbon emissions. Legend Travel Group offers sustainable transport options, including electric boats for Chau Doc’s floating markets, ensuring a greener journey.
Walking: Free, ideal for Chau Doc Market or Long Xuyen Market (1–2 km radius).
Bicycle Rental: $2–$6/day (50,000–150,000 VND), sustainable for exploring Chau Doc or Long Xuyen.
Motorbike Rental: $3–$7/day (75,000–175,000 VND), flexible for rural areas like Tri Ton (40 km from Chau Doc).
Cyclo: $1–$4/hour (25,000–100,000 VND), traditional and eco-friendly.
Xanh SM Electric Taxi: $0.50–$1/km (12,500–25,000 VND), sustainable for inter-city travel.
Boat Tours: $5–$25 (125,000–625,000 VND) for Chau Doc or Long Xuyen Floating Markets.
Tip: Confirm fares upfront; rent bikes at Chau Doc or Long Xuyen Markets. Book through Legend Travel Group for eco-friendly options.
Experience An Giang Tours with sustainable adventures (Source: Internet)Pack these essentials for a sustainable trip:
Clothing: Lightweight attire, sturdy sandals, hat; waterproof poncho ($3–$6 or 75,000–150,000 VND) for rainy season; modest clothing for Cham and Khmer villages.
Gear: Reusable water bottle ($0.80 or 20,000 VND), reusable tote ($1–$3 or 25,000–75,000 VND) for market purchases, biodegradable wipes.
Essentials: Compact umbrella ($3–$6), hand sanitizer, mosquito repellent ($0.80 or 20,000 VND), sunscreen ($2–$5 or 50,000–125,000 VND).
Tech: Smartphone with Vietmap/Maps.me, portable charger; Vietnamese SIM card ($6–$12 or 150,000–300,000 VND).
Documents: Passport copy, travel insurance, VND (10,000–50,000 notes).
Sleeper Bus (Hanoi to An Giang): $40–$60 (1,000,000–1,500,000 VND).
Flight + Bus (via Can Tho or Ho Chi Minh City): $55–$160 (1,375,000–4,000,000 VND).
Local Transport:
Bicycle Rental: $2–$6/day (50,000–150,000 VND).
Motorbike Rental: $3–$7/day (75,000–175,000 VND).
Cyclo: $1–$4/hour (25,000–100,000 VND).
Xanh SM Electric Taxi: $0.50–$1/km (12,500–25,000 VND).
Boat Tours: $5–$25 (125,000–625,000 VND).
Budget Homestays (e.g., Chau Doc Eco Homestay, Long Xuyen Eco Homestay): $12–$25/night (300,000–625,000 VND).
Mid-Range Hotels (e.g., Chau Doc Riverside Hotel, Chau Khuong Hotel): $30–$50/night (750,000–1,250,000 VND).
Luxury Hotels (e.g., Victoria Chau Doc Hotel): $60–$100/night (1,500,000–2,500,000 VND).
Culinary Experiences: $1.50–$10 (37,500–250,000 VND).
Cooking Workshops: $10–$25 (250,000–625,000 VND).
Attractions: $2–$25 (50,000–625,000 VND).
Budget: $15–$30 (homestay, market dining, local transport).
Mid-Range: $40–$60 (mid-range hotel, guided tours).
Luxury: $80–$120 (luxury hotel, premium tours).
Start your An Giang Travel with lively vibes (Source: Internet)Timing: Travel during the dry season (November–April) for clear skies and festivals like Ba Chua Xu (April/May). Rainy season (May–October) offers lush scenery but requires rain gear. Bus schedules are reliable year-round, with peak demand during Tet (book 2–4 weeks ahead).
Booking: Reserve bus tickets 1–2 days ahead via operator apps or at Nuoc Ngam/My Dinh Bus Stations. For flight + bus, book flights 1–2 weeks ahead and buses on arrival. Legend Travel Group tours require 24–48 hours’ notice; festival tours need 1–2 weeks.
Sustainability: Choose sleeper buses or Xanh SM electric taxis for lower emissions. Use reusable totes for market purchases like thốt nốt sugar ($2–$5 or 50,000–125,000 VND).
Navigation: Save “Chau Doc, An Giang Province” or “Long Xuyen, An Giang Province” in offline maps (Maps.me). Key sites are within 2–50 km. Write destinations in Vietnamese (e.g., “Chợ Châu Đốc”) for bus drivers, as English may not be spoken.
Safety: Secure valuables on buses (keep bags on your lap); avoid night buses with poor maintenance records. Check for typhoons (June–December).
Cultural Respect: Greet with “xin chào”; dress modestly in Cham and Khmer villages (long sleeves, no shorts); ask permission before photographing locals.
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An Giang Food & Culture Immersion ($170–$230/person, 2 days): Discover Chau Doc Floating Market, Cham villages, and eco-homestays. Includes meals, guide, eco-transport.
Mekong Delta Eco-Explorer ($420–$580/person, 4 days): Visit Tra Su Melaleuca Forest, Long Xuyen Floating Market, and more with boat and bike tours. Includes meals, eco-transport.
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Private Sleeper Cabin on the Bus from Hanoi to An Giang (Source: Internet)Traveling by bus from Hanoi to An Giang’s Chau Doc and Long Xuyen is an affordable, scenic way to immerse yourself in the Mekong Delta’s vibrant culture and landscapes. With sleeper buses, flight + bus options, and eco-friendly local transport, reaching An Giang is seamless and sustainable. Legend Travel Group’s An Giang Tours enhance your journey with immersive experiences that support local communities and preserve the environment, ensuring a sustainable An Giang Travel adventure. Don’t miss out—browse our featured tours and book your tour today to explore this Mekong Delta gem!
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Author Bio: Written by Tony Bùi, with over 20 years of experience in the travel industry, personally guiding and organizing tours for over 100,000 travellers across Southeast Asia. This guide draws from firsthand insights, guest feedback from Legend Travel Group surveys.
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