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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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Travel Rush for 2026 Mid-Autumn Festival & National Day Holiday to Begin on Sept. 23
Sep 15, 2026
The travel peak aroused by two consecutive holidays will commence on September 23 and conclude on October 8, spanning 16 days; October 1, the beginning of the Golden Week, is expected to be the busiest day.

In the face of a high passenger flow, about 13,000 trains are scheduled daily. Overnight bullet trains will operate along railways between Beijing - Shanghai, Beijing - Guangzhou, Beijing - Harbin, etc.; for popular long routes like Beijing - Shenzhen, Beijing - Hong Kong, Shanghai - Guangzhou, and Beijing - Chengdu, high speed sleeper trains will be added to help reduce travel fatigue of passengers.

Even so, for a better travel experience, it is recommended to avoid traveling to China during this travel rush. If you have to come and plan to get around by train, early ticket booking is advisable; if possible, choose less-busy time slots for departure.

Hong Kong - Yiwu Direct Bullet Train to Be Available since August 18, 2026
Aug 14, 2026
High speed trains G895/896, which travel between West Kowloon Railway Station in Hong Kong and Hongqiao Railway Station in Shanghai every Tuesday to Thursday, will add a stop at Yiwu Railway Station, making it feasible to shuttle between Yiwu and Hong Kong without any transfer.

The pair of bullet trains run overnight: G895 departs from Yiwu at 21:48 and arrives at West Kowloon at 07:25 the next day, while G896 leaves Kowloon at 20:00 and reaches Yiwu at 05:32 the next morning. It costs CNY 740 for a second class seat, CNY 889 for a business class seat, and CNY 900 - 1,020 for a sleeper berth.

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