• China Train Schedule & Tickets Booking

  • International Train
  • Train 1
  •  
  • Train 2
  •  
+Add a Trip
-Delete a Trip
International Train
Why Book with Us
  • Select Seats for Free
  • 100% Refund for Failed Purchases
  • Easy Changes and Cancellations
  • One-to-one Service in English
  • Expert Booking Consultation
  • 10000+ 5-star Reviews on TripAdvisor
Popular High Speed Trains
Hong Kong
Beijing
Shanghai
Guangzhou
Xian
Hangzhou
Suzhou
Shenzhen

Quick Guide on Train Travel in China

China train system boasts over 165,000 km (102,525 mi) long railway, including the world's largest high speed train network connecting more than 500 cities across the country, and the highest speed can reach 350 km/h (217 mph). To plan a budget, convenient and safe travel, China train is your best choice. Start to search the realtime timetable and book your China railway tickets now!

What's On

Ceiling Price of Beijing - Shanghai Bullet Trains to Rise by 20% since May 26, 2026
May 13, 2026
Under the new pricing structure, the highest second class ticket price of high speed trains running between Beijing and Shanghai will increase to about CNY 807.6 from the current CNY 673, while the execution price, aka, how much passengers need to pay in practice, will fluctuate with discounts as usual, depending on the departure time, running speed, and duration of distinctive trains.

In other words, only those bullet trains operating in peak hours and with a shorter running time are likely to adopt the ceiling price; the others, on the task of dispersing passenger flow, are slightly affected, and even become cheaper because of greater discounts, offering lower-cost options for those with flexible schedules.

Passengers who prioritize price are advised to avoid peak flow periods for commuters and tourists between the two cities, that is, mornings and evenings on weekdays, Friday afternoons, and Sunday evenings.

China's 2026 May Day Holiday Travel Rush Begins
Apr 29, 2026
It starts from April 29 and ends on May 6. During the 8-day peak season, China's railway system is expected to transport 158 million passengers with approximately 12,000 trains scheduled daily. The peak passenger volume, estimated at 24.5 million, will appear on May 1. Beijing, Xi'an, Guangzhou, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Shenzhen, Chengdu, etc., serve as both hot departure cities and destinations.

Additional high speed trains have been arranged on popular lines; during the holiday, China Railway Corporation will also put more temporary trains into operation based on real-time passenger flow.

Therefore, if you fail to get a ticket before, wait a day or two, and meanwhile, focus on our ticketing page. It's worth noting that tickets for added overnight bullet trains are released 5 - 7 days ahead of departure, rather than 15 days in advance like others. On the departure day, be at the railway station at least 1.5 hours before your train is due to leave, and always take care of your child.

Read More