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Travel vietnam in this luxury train with fine wine and 3-course meals.

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The Vietage Sit-Up Bar With View

Train travel is all the rage, with Belmond making headlines for its luxe offerings from Scotland, Italy, to Malaysia. In Vietnam, the North-South railway line courses the entire length of the coast. In recent decades, it has become a popular option for tourists to see the country while skipping the carnage and carbon footprint of flying. Now, travelers originating in both Hoi An and Nha Trang have a premium option connecting the two cities through Quy Nhon: The Vietage by Anantara . Launched in 2020 as a way to whisk guests from Anantara’s Hoi An Resort to its newest property, Quy Nhon Villas in Binh Dinh Province, the private carriage debuted its latest route in May 2024, linking the 3 cities across the approximately 315-mile route.

The clientele includes well-heeled travelers who want to skip the airport and journey in style. Couples looking to add a smart leg of slow travel to a romantic trip for their honeymoon. And slow travelers who hate the carnage of airports, and wish to reduce their carbon footprint.

To make the trip more sustainable, Anantara , a part of the Minor hotel group, has enacted a plan that includes strict waste management programs, recycling, and community support programs. Both resorts connected by train, Anantara Hoi An and Quy Nhon Villas, have received Green Growth 2050 certification, with the former receiving Platinum status (the first and only in Vietnam) and the latter earning Gold.

Train on a bend in central Vietnam.

The train staff source ingredients from within Vietnam, eschewing luxury imported foods except Wagyu beef and salmon. On a recent menu, the duck terrine featured a sauce with Da Lat strawberries and a cranberry jam infused with Hoi An spices. Fruit, vegetables, and herbs, along with seafood come from the local fields and waters around Quy Nhon. Teas and coffees are sourced from local, ethical brands from Vietnam, while the still and sparkling water is filtered, carbonated, and bottled at the on-site plant at Anantara Hoi An. Waste and scraps return to Hoi An in the evenings to be segregated into either recycling, compost, or general waste. Anantara’s zero single-use plastic policy applies to The Vietage, too.

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Finally, the Dollars for Deeds program donates $1 per ticket to The Kianh Foundation, a not-for-profit charity providing a full-time, customized, special needs curriculum for children with disabilities in the Quang Nam Province of Central Vietnam. Of course, train travel in and of itself, limits one’s carbon footprint as compared to air travel. (Read more about sustainable travel here .)

The interior car on The Vietage.

The Vietage covers an approximately 330-mile span of Central Vietnam, connecting Hoi An, Quy Nhon, and most recently, Nha Trang. Through big picture windows, guests watch rural life unfurl as the train phases through thinning cityscapes into an emerald-hued countryside of rice fields cut by rivers and ponds. Motorbikes pile up at railroad crossings; sampans, or traditional wooden fishing boats, traverse rivers, and waterways; farmers donning conical nón lá hats made of woven leaves, work the fields planting rice–or is that the Vietnamese version of a scarecrow in a red cotton shirt and hat?

The Vietage around a bend in Vietnam.

Forested mountains offer a scenic backdrop, hinting at the hinterland’s topography, while red brick towers rising from distant fields inform its history. The region, along with nearby swaths of Laos and Cambodia, was once was once the domain of the forgotten kingdom of Champa, the towers, its former citadels and temples. At its peak between the 7th and 10th centuries, the Cham controlled key routes of the spice and silk trade, eventually falling to the Vietnamese in the 1400s.

Each of the two carriages features six private compartments with two seats (or one sleeper on the night journey) to accommodate a total of 12 passengers. Gray upholstered banquettes framed in dark wood are partly shielded by rattan cane screens and thick cream-colored curtains. The elegant design pays a nod to Indochine style, thanks to Hoang Le Ha, director of ShapeUs Studio in Ho Chi Minh City. Each booth has an international electrical outlet and large picture window. The well-appointed bar car features a semi-circular stone slab framed in black leather stools.

Dinner of beef and wine on the Vietage.

Morning travelers heading south on the route from Hoi An to Quy Nhon enjoy a light breakfast of warm pastries including croissants and pain au chocolat served with local coffee or tea. A few hours later, staff pre a three-course menu selected in advance. Dishes take inspiration from regional flavors and ingredients such as Quy Nhon seafood salad with green papaya, carrot and mint, and a green bean and quinoa salad peppered with lemongrass, tofu, peanuts and Hoi An chili sauce.

Mains include Hoi An chicken rice, and a braised wagyu beef neck accented with local vegetables of carrots and zucchini with green tea and sesame jus. Desserts infused the flavors of Vietnamese fruits like a dragon fruit compote atop a passion fruit tart, and strawberries sourced from the famous mountain city of Da Lat, served with coconut yogurt and local basil.

Wines by the glass range from a sparkling from Australia, Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand, Chardonnay from Chile, and an Italian Primitivo. Spirits enthusiasts can dive into a selection of Vietnamese gins highlighted through specialty cocktails, a gin and tonic, or simply neat to sip and explore. Guests looking to bump up their wine experience can select from a reserve bottle list featuring Champagne, white Burgundy, Barolo, and Bordeaux.

The Vietage Bar Car.

As far as amenitites, it’s a trainn car, so it’s light on extras—but a small massage room provides a moment of calm while guests receive a 15-minute shoulder and back rub in a kneeling chair. Beneath the seat is a box with blankets, a neck pillow, and slippers. Complimentary Wi-fi keeps you connected, though you’re better off living in the moment by disconnecting.

Anantara’s The Vietage makes two trips daily, a morning run, and an evening route, linking Hoi An and Nha Trang, while stopping at Dieu Tri Station outside the port town Quy Nhon, along the way.

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Explore the world by rail: 10 best international scenic train rides

August 28, 2024 // By Katie Jackson

By Katie Jackson August 28, 2024

Once the only means of getting from point A to B, train travel has never been trendier. Of course, the U.S. has some of the best scenic trains . However, companies in other countries are also investing in scenic railways to keep up with demand. Why not add Japan's most beautiful scenic train rides (home to the world’s only 7-star train ) to your bucket list? Or, consider European classics that cut through the dramatic Swiss Alps or wind their way along Germany’s West Rhine River.

From New Zealand to Canada, there is a track and train for every style of traveler. Whether on a tight budget or looking for luxury, here are the best international scenic railways and routes.

Glacier Express, Switzerland

The Glacier Express bills itself as the world’s slowest express train, so savor the panoramic views from St. Moritz to Zermatt as you sip on premium wines from Graubünden . The eight-hour journey includes three Swiss Cantons and 91 tunnels.

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You’ll also cross an astounding 291 bridges, many of which are architectural feats given the extreme topography. Tickets start at $180. If you want the five-course regional meal, you’ll have to upgrade to Excellence Class (from $530).

Jungfrau Railways, Switzerland

At $127 for a 45-minute journey, it’s not cheap. Still, this thrilling climb through the Bernese Alps from Grindelwald to Jungfraujoch is worth every penny and ear pop. How many people can say they’ve been to the top of Europe? To avoid altitude sickness, stay hydrated. Also, pack sunscreen. Jungfrau Railways operates year-round; the sun is just as intense in winter.

Santa Claus Express, Finland

Forget the North Pole. In Finland, Santa Claus lives in Lapland — Rovaniemi, to be exact. While it’s located on the Arctic Circle, getting to Santa Claus Village from Helsinki couldn’t be easier or more scenic, thanks to the beloved Santa Claus Express . Tickets for the 15-hour journey start at just $25. Choose from traditional or sleeper cars, and take advantage of creature comforts like Wi-Fi, power outlets, and showers on this scenic train ride.

Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, Europe

This luxury train is a time machine to the glamorous 1920s when the rich traveled by rail to Europe’s finest cities. London, Amsterdam, Paris, Prague, or even Istanbul — the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express will get you there in style. Just be prepared to spend at least $3,600. All 18 Insta-worthy carriages are well-appointed, and the culinary offerings are world-class.

Rovos Rail, South Africa

Rovos Rail , a luxury hotel on tracks, prides itself on its bespoke train “safaris” that start in South Africa and end as far away as Tanzania. Whether you choose a two-night itinerary or a two-week itinerary, you’ll be treated to some of the Mother Continent’s most stunning vistas on these scenic train rides.

Off-train excursions include game drives, golfing, and even a visit to Victoria Falls. Rates vary wildly by season but expect to pay at least $800 per night.

Oriental Express: Wild Malaysia, Southeast Asia

Passengers on the Eastern & Oriental Express from cosmopolitan Singapore to the dense jungles of Malaysia enjoy 24-hour private steward service. The train also features the only Dior spa in Southeast Asia.

Most passengers rave about the Taman Negara National Park tour and the Penang excursion. Rates for this scenic train ride start at $3,750.

Great Journeys New Zealand

Whether looking for sweeping views of the South Island’s wild Kaikōura Coastline or the best vantage point for viewing the North Island’s famous volcanoes, Great Journeys New Zealand has a route for you. There’s also a cross-island scenic train ride that traverses the rugged Southern Alps. Tickets start at $120. For the best views, spring for a seat in the Scenic Plus Carriage.

The Vietage by Anantara, Vietnam

While the Vietage by Anantara runs on state-owned tracks, that’s about all it has in common with the country’s commercial trains. For starters, there are only two passenger cars, each seating six. Second, quiet luxury is the unspoken theme.

Tickets start at $420, including an exquisite afternoon tea and a complimentary 15-minute back and shoulder massage. The newest route, which takes five hours, covers the coastline between Nha Trang and Quy Nhon.

VIA Rail Canada Winnipeg to Churchill, Canada

Regarding trains in the Great White North, the Rocky Mountaineer is the first to come to mind. But Via Rail Canada's Winnipeg to Churchill scenic trail ride is just as unforgettable. For starters, it feels more off-the-beaten-path. Plus, it ends on Hudson Bay in Churchill, the world's polar bear capital. If you’re lucky, you’ll also see the aurora borealis. Rates for the two-night trip start at $350.

Spirit of the Outback, Australia

Australia’s outback can be overwhelming if you try to see it by car. That’s why locals and travelers rely on the Spirit of the Outback . Give yourself three to four days to explore Brisbane before boarding this scenic train ride, where you’ll spend the next 26 hours traversing through Queensland’s vast and beautiful backyard en route to Longreach. Tickets start at $95.

About Katie Jackson

Katie Jackson is a full-time travel writer and editor whose work has been published by USA TODAY, Travel & Leisure, The Sunday Times, Fodor's and Outside Magazine. She's lived in Southeast Asia, Europe and Central America but home is currently in Montana where she dotes on her massive Leonberger and spends most of her free time hiking and cycling. Her favorite destinations include Northern Thailand, Tenerife and South Africa. 

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CentrePort Canada Rail Park Manitoba Open: Tournament notes, players to watch and more

The CentrePort Canada Rail Park Manitoba Open will be contested from the Southwood Golf & Country Club. (Courtesy Rob Leth)

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The CentrePort Canada Rail Park Manitoba Open returns to Southwood Golf & Country Club for the fifth time following Hayden Springer’s win in 2023. In addition to Springer, current PGA TOUR members Tom Hoge (first/2011), C.T. Pan (first/2015) and Parker Coody (first/2022) are past champions of the CCRP Manitoba Open.

This week’s field includes six players who finished inside the top 10 at the 2023 CCRP Manitoba Open: Sam Choi (third), Johnny Travale (T4), Joey Savoie (T4), Charles Wang (T4), Chris Crisologo (eighth) and Brian Carlson (T9).

PGA TOUR Americas 2024 Season: 14th of 16 events North America Swing: Eighth of 10 events Fortinet Cup Points: 500 (winner) Purse: $225,000 ($40,500 winner)

Field summary (as of Aug. 20)

156 players from 20 countries

• 102 – United States
• 21 – Canada
• 10 – Argentina
• 2 – Chinese Taipei, New Zealand, South Africa
• 1 – Australia, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, China, Chile, Czech Republic, Denmark, Dominican Republic, England, France, Japan, Scotland

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• A.J. Ewart (Canada): Ewart moved up to 14th in the Fortinet Cup points list after his win at the Elk Ridge Saskatchewan Open. A member of Team Canada, Ewart earned exempt status through the 2025 Latin America Swing after his maiden victory.
• Barend Botha (South Africa): Botha earned his second professional win at the BioSteel Championship in his third PGA TOUR Americas start. A native of George, South Africa, Botha earned exempt status for the North America Swing after earning medalist honors at PGA TOUR Americas Q-School and is currently No. 4 on the Fortinet Cup points list.
• Johnny Keefer (United States): Keefer has six top-10s, including four runner-up finishes in seven professional starts. He finished No. 25 in the 2024 PGA TOUR University ranking and is currently No. 2 in the points list.
• Joey Savoie (Canada): Savoie finished T4 at the 2023 CentrePort Canada Rail Park Manitoba (CCRP) Open. Savoie is currently No. 18 in the points list
• Matthew Anderson (Canada): The Mississauga, Ontario, native and Team Canada member maintains his hold of the No. 1 spot in the Fortinet Cup points list heading into Winnipeg. Anderson has finished in the top 20 in four of his last five starts, including a T2 finish at the BioSteel Championship.
• Julián Etulain (Argentina): Currently No. 17 in the points list, Etulain returns to Southwood Golf & Country Club after finishing as the low-Latin at the 2023 CCRP Manitoba Open.

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The CentrePort Canada Rail Park Manitoba Open is the eighth stop of the North America Swing and the 14th event of the season. The 10-event North America Swing is comprised of nine events in Canada and one in the United States.

After the North America Swing’s ninth event (CRMC Championship presented by Gertens, Aug. 29-Sept. 1), the top 120 players in the Fortinet Cup will be exempt into the Fortinet Cup Championship (Sept. 5-8), the final event of the season. The season will conclude in Caledon, Ontario, at TPC Toronto with the top 10 players in the Fortinet Cup earning exempt membership for the 2025 Korn Ferry Tour season.

PGA TOUR Americas 2024 season summary

Up to 15 Korn Ferry Tour cards are on the line during the 2024 PGA TOUR Americas season. Five conditional memberships will go to the top players from the Latin America (Matthew Anderson, Harry Hillier) and North America (three players) Swings, and the top 10 players in the season-long Fortinet Cup points list will earn exempt membership.