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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!

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Xi'an - Wuhan High Speed Railway & Xi'an East Railway Station Open on June 30, 2026
Jun 30, 2026
The newly built high speed railway stretches between Xi'an East Railway Station, which is also newly built, and Hankou Railway Station in Wuhan City, covering a total distance of 717 kilometers (445.5 miles). During the initial operation, 29 pairs of bullet trains travel along it daily. With a top running speed of 350 km/h (217.5 mph), they shorten the travel time between Wuhan and Xi'an to 2h41m from the previous 3h42m. With a stop at Wudangshan West Railway Station, its operation also provides great convenience for visitors to famous Wudang Mountain. Specifically, by high speed train, it takes only around 1.5 hours from Xi'an East Station to Wudangshan West Station, and about 2.5 hours from Hankou Station.

Xi'an East Railway Station, equipped with 13 platforms and 27 railway tracks, will also serve as a main hub of Xi'an - Chongqing high speed railway and Xi'an - Ankang railway. It's easily accessible from downtown by metro line 5.

Beijing to Ulaanbaatar Train K23 Rescheduled to Every Saturday since June 1st, 2026
Jun 1, 2026
Previously, it departed on every Tuesday. At the same time, soft sleepers are no longer available; deluxe soft sleeper and hard sleeper cost CNY 2,273 and CNY 1,518, respectively. No update has been released for the return train K24 from Ulaanbaatar to Beijing yet.

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