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Leshan - Yibin High Speed Railway Opened on June 15, 2019
Jun. 17, 2019
The Leshan - Yibin high speed railway is a part of the Chengdu - Guiyang high speed railway and it formally opened since June 15, 2019. The section is 141 km (87.6 mi) long with the design speed of 250 km/h (155 mph). The stations along the way include Jianwei, Nixi, and Pingshan. After the open of the section, it is easy for tourists to travel between Chengdu and Yibin and it only takes about 90 minutes. The ticket price from Chengdu to Yibin is CNY176 for first class seat and CNY 110 for second class seat.
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58 Stations will Link to Hong Kong as New Train Schedule Carried out in July 2019
Jun. 11, 2019
The railway stations of China's mainland cities connect to Hong Kong will soar to 58 in July. The new stations include Chongqing West, Tianjin West, Nanning East, Zhaoqing East, Shantou, Guiyang East and Baiyangdian.
Besides that, the new schedule of Chinese trains will be implemented since July 10, 2019. After a round of adjustment, it will increase 39 pairs of normal speed trains. More than 150 pairs of trains will be adjusted in route or time. As for the high speed types, there will be 25 additional pairs added to operation. Travel time between lots of cities will be shortened. For instance, the time between Beijing South and Qingdao North G209/210 will be cut about 50 minutes to 3 hours. In addition, more Fuxinghao bullet trains will provide passengers better service.
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It was a fairly long taxi ride from downtown Xian to get to the station. The station was huge, very clean, and for the most part well-organized, though I would have appreciated more signs in English. There is a McDonald, a KFC, and a convenience (snack) store in the station. Once I got there, I went straight in, it was fairly early in the morning, the station was not very crowded at all.
The G trains can handle some large luggage, just not a lot. The space wasn't huge, and wouldn't have handled many bags, but if it wasn't crowded so it was OK. The trip itself was very smooth and I had no problem getting out of the station and into a taxi....More
The reference numbers seemed to change every time, that was slightly confusing in the beginning but not a real problem.
It has been every positive experience. It was very busy at the station (which looks more than an airfield than a trainstation, both in Beijing as well as in Tanjing. The hostesses spoke understandable English and general directions were clear (also to non-Chinese speakers). The train was realy clean (also the bathroom) and the flight very smooth. The trip to Tanjing was worthwhile because you see that not only Beijing is great but also a less known city like Tanjing; and you see a little of the rural areas as well....More
The booking process was easy. There were lots of emails ensuring we all knew what was going on - so communication was fantastic. I had no doubts that the tickets would arrive as I had requested. You have lots of VERY satisfied customers, and you may count us among them. I would certainly recommend your service to anyone considering a train journey in China.
The train journey itself was great! Just what I needed. We shared a soft cabin, which was perfect. Check in at Shanghai was easy. Check in at the Xi'an - things were a little hectic, as it was Friday afternoon and it felt like most of Xi'an was there! I went to an information officer at the station (after the two security screenings) to help with finding the waiting room. She didn't speak English but that did not present a barrier - she took us up the escalator to the main waiting room on the second floor (First floor = ground floor in China). We waited there for maybe 10 mins before our train was called. I had no idea what was being said over the tannoy so I went and asked the train official at the waiting room exit and she ushered us off to our train. No problems!
Facilities on the train were good. Food and drink was expensive though, so buy stuff for the trip prior to the station - particularly water! The carriage we were in on the Xi'an-Shanghai journey had a western style toilet at one end, and the usual squat toilet at the other - so please yourselves! I would certainly recommend the overnight train we went on - saves on hotel expenses at the same time as getting places. And it is FUN!
Thank you to all at TravelChinaGuide for making our holiday a lot less stressful!...More
After I contacted TravelChinaGuide Booking Center by phone the tickets were delivered in our hotel room in 5 minutes.
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Me & my family will flying back to our country at 22.50. So it will be convenient to store our luggage at the train station. But apparently, our luggage quite overloaded, our concern that the price is not make sense.
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