Wuhan Railway Station

Adjacent to third ring road, Wuhan Railway Station is one of the most important transportation hubs in Hubei Province. It is around 10.6 miles (17 kilometers) to Yellow Crane Tower, 11.2 miles (18 kilometers) to Yangtze River Bridge, 10 miles (16 kilometers) to Wuchang Railway Station, 12 miles (20 kilometers) to Hankou Railway Station, and 26 miles (42 kilometers) to Tianhe International Airport.

Address: Baiyun Road, Hongshan District
 Wuhan Train Station terminal resembles a flying crane, representing the rising of the city and central China. Its rolling roof stands for that Hubei is a province with thousands of lakes. The building altogether consists of four floors, three above ground and one underground.
3F: Entrances, security checks, waiting hall, ticket barriers, ticket offices in four corners
2F: Platforms and rail tracks
1F: Arrival hall, metro exit/entrance, exit passages
-1F: Platforms of metro line 4

Note:
1. There are self-service ticket machines in each of the ticket office. However, the machines can only be used by passengers who hold Chinese second generation ID cards. For foreign passengers, please purchase or collect the tickets at the ticket windows with your valid certificates like passport.
2. There is an elevated pedestrian passageway in front of the terminal, which can lead passengers from ground to the waiting hall directly.
3. The station does not offer a luggage consignment service so far. If passengers need to consign their luggage, Wuchang and Hankou Railway Stations are good alternatives.

Besides the terminal building, the station has east and west two squares. The east square is mainly for transport use and Yangchunhu Coach Station is located on its south side, which operates coaches to Tianmen, Huangshi, Xiaogan, and Tianhe International Airport. The city bus stop is located to the north. There are also taxi stands and parking lots in this square for passengers’ convenience. The west square is a landscape square with many plants and waters.
Specialized in high speed rail operation, it is one of the largest railway stations along Beijing-Guangzhou and several other high speed rail lines. Currently, it mainly operates high speed trains to/from Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Nanjing, Hangzhou, Suzhou, Zhengzhou, Changsha, Chengdu, Chongqing, Xi'an, Huanggang, Huangshi, and Dazhi. 

 Major rail lines from the station to: