At each of your stop destination you can stay a several days before continue the bus to your next destination, if you want. You should reconfirm your next journey 24 hours in advance at the nearest bus company office for your departure time so they will arrange the continuous trip for you . The most important, the striking feature of the “OPEN bus” that passenger has mostly been interested in is the reasonable prices serving any kind of your budget. Ticket validation normally is 01 month from the booking confirmation date.

The bus will pickup passengers at places in Hanoi old quarter area at around 17:30 – 18:30. Only be picked up from this area!

Bus timetable

 Note: The above bus timetable maybe changed without notice. Arrival time showing is just an estimated  

Ticket cost: Price in USD/ticket

How to book an open bus ticket in Hanoi? 

1. Call Chapi Tours office: at (+84) 4 3927 0479 for booking Vietnam open tickets.
2. Email us: Please send your request including bus routes, dates and times of travel via email info@chapitours.com. We will contact you within one working day.

3. Facebook us to have a chat: We are very active on Facebook

Some tips for passengers who travel by open bus trip in Vietnam: 

Below are some tips from Chapi Tours to help your trip go smoothly:

• The earlier you buy your ticket the better your seat. Seats might be assigned and some routes fill quickly.
• Bring snacks and water. No food and drink sell on buses, so it’s a good idea to stock up on food and drinks before boarding (not alcoholic drinks though, they’re not allowed). Although the bus does stop en route, and some stops will have places to buy food but have a very limited selection of food.
• Bring layers of clothing. It can get uncomfortably hot or cold. Consider bringing socks too.
• Bring ear plugs and an eye mask if you’re sensitive to noise and light.
• If you’re a keen photographer, or Instagrammer, take advantage of the opportunity for some scenic photos. Board in plenty of time so you can get a window seat for the best views. If you are traveling through the mountains and you have a fear of heights choose the aisle seat.
• Bring tissues and a little bottle of hand sanitizer for your bus toilet experience.
• The bus does make a few stops so try and get off a few times to stretch your legs. It helps you to feel a little less exhausted at the end of your journey.
• Free Wi-Fi on most of the buses. You can also listen to music but make sure that you wear head-phones. There are also power points at nearly every seat on the buses so you can charge your devices.
• Bring a map or guidebook to tell you more about the towns, cities and landscape you’re traveling through.
• Bring some small change. Sometimes you need to tip the person unloading the luggage or you need to buy something at shops or food stalls that only accept cash.
• Keep your valuable safe.

 HAVE A GREAT JOURNEY!