China Trains
Train Ticket Booking
Beijing Train Ticket Booking
Train Ticket Booking
Beijing Train Ticket Booking
China Train Ticket Booking: Book Train Ticket in Beijing, Xian, Shanghai
Beijing Railway Station is located in an extremely central location, just next to Jianguomen, and is within the confines of the city's Second Ring Road. Trains enter and leave to the scenery of a former Beijing city gate at Dongbianmen. It has train departures for many cities connected to the rail network throughout China such as Harbin, Tianjin, Qingdao and Shanghai as well as a number of foreign destinations including Moscow, Pyongyang and Ulaan Bator.
Beijing West Railway Station is situated in western Beijing's Xuanwu District. It is one of the largest railway stations in Asia. It was expanded in 2000 and is now able to handle 300,000 passengers per day and also had a vast amount parking lots added. Trains departing from Beijing West leave for destinations to the West and South, except for coastal destinations, which are served by Beijing Railway Station. The well-known Jingjiu Railway, or Beijing-Kowloon Railway line, begins from this railway station. Since the opening of the Qingzang railway in 2006, it is possible to catch a direct train to Lhasa from this station.
Trains Departure from BEIJING : (2008-2009 Timetable & Fare)* Highlights = most popular routes |
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* Beijing to Lhasa - you MUST present a valid Tibet travel permit onboard the train. To obtain this permit, you will have to arrange a tour/hotel in Lhasa through an accredited travel agency like us. Remark:* Highlights = popular routes +1 = arrive the next day (i.e. 1 night onboard) ; +2 = arrive the third day (i.e. 2 nights onboard) Hard Sleeper = 6 berth per compartment ; Soft Sleeper = 4 per per compartment ; Deluxe Soft Sleeper = 2 berth per compartment (the deluxe soft sleeper between Beijing & Shanghai equipped with private washroom) Certain trains do not have deluxe soft sleeper, if you wish to have a private compartment on your own, simply book all 4 tickets in the compartment. |