Da Nang to Vientiane tickets

	Distance 626 km (391.3 miles)
	Price range US$ 47-US$ 67
	Ride Duration Range 18h-20h
	Earliest Departure 00:00
	Latest Departure 01:00
	Most Popular Operator VietNam Travel Bus

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Taking a bus from Da Nang to Vientiane

Fastest bus: 18h

Cheapest bus: US$ 47

The fastest: 18h

The cheapest: US$ 47

POSSIBLE AMENITIES:

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About the ride from Da Nang to Vientiane

Da Nang to Vientiane Route Information

The distance between Da Nang and Vientiane is 391 miles, or approximately 626 kilometers.

There are 2 ways to get from Da Nang to Vientiane, including bus,flight.

The earliest departure leaves at 00:00 and has a duration of 18 hours.

The fastest way to travel is by bus, which takes approximately 18 hours.

Depending on how you choose to travel, the following amenities are available:.

Da Nang to Vientiane by bus

Starting Price: US$ 47
7 departures a day, or 49 departures a week

The only travel class available is Sleeping.

Each bus ticket offers an individual seat with basic passenger necessities. Conditions and amenities vary by provider. For more detailed information and availability see all bus options.

Da Nang to Vientiane by flight

The only travel class available is Economy.

Each flight ticket offers an individual seat with basic passenger necessities. Conditions and amenities vary by provider. For more detailed information and availability see all flight options.

Companies Operating from Da Nang to Vientiane

Sapa Discovery Travel

18h 25m

US$ 47 - US$ 56

Our travelers reviews about the ride from Da Nang to Vientiane

4.25

Based on 175 reviews from Bookaway users who traveled from Da Nang to Vientiane

Anne E.

28.12.2024

Soutchai Travel

Andras N.

21.12.2024

Family Service

This was my first time traveling with a sleepeping bus (Vientiane - Da Nang), so I didn't know what to expect. The bus we had was not the newest and there wasn't too much space for my legs (I'm 190cm), but I could still sleep so I was fine with it. There were only me and 4 other travelers from overseas. The other people were all either from Laos or Vietnam. During the trip we stopped several times: mostly when the driver or the other local guys got hungry or had to go to toilet. Also we stopped at many locations where the locals picked up some products and huge bags of woods. So the back, the bottom and the top of the bus was full of woods and they were keep putting our bags and luggages into different part of the bus, as they needed the place for their woods and stuffs. We arrived to the border in the early morning but nobody woke us up or told anything as usual. The locals all left the bus and started their border crossing procedures and they only woke us up 0,5 -1 hour later. But couldn't tell us what exactly happening and where we have to go. By the way, I'm very surprised that there wasn't a single person amongst the locals who would speak at least a very little English. So we were just waiting outside with all our luggages until someone came from the border to take our passports and asked to follow him. After all the border crossing procedures we continued our way to Da Nang without any problem. But in the end they didn't take us to the Bus station near the main road(where they were supposed to), instead they dropped us 5 km away from there in a location where the local taxi drivers were already waiting for us. So we had no chance to get cash and sim card quickly near the main road and take a local bus conveniently. . . In general the trip was OK. I could sleep, cross the border and arrived to the city where I wanted and we arrived around 2 pm insted of 5 pm. But we could easily sense that the bus is running for the local people's favor, so they can stop when they need and they can deliver their woods and other products where they want. By the way, the bus didn't look like on their picture.