Why Book China Train Tickets with Us
We provide reliable and professional service throughout your journey planning and train travel in China. Passengers may have known that the policy for taking a train in China is becoming less strict, however, it is still changeable as the Covid-19 is still affecting China. Our team exits to offer assistance before booking and continuing support after sales, which make your train travel smooth. Personalized service is our goal.




What You Need to Know Before Booking China Train Tickets
China is now known to have the world’s vastest and fastest train network. Being possibly the most economic means of travel, train is flavored domestically and it is still highly likely to encounter ticket shortage during important festivals and national holidays. That being said, the railway system is not necessarily friendly to foreigners. Here are some articles that would help you understand what to expect for booking trains in China:
Tips for Your China Train Trip
Taking a train in China is very different from in western countries. The article below may help make your journey smoother and more convenient.
Popular China Train Routes


- C hengdu to Kunming—Geological Museum
- Xi'an t o Urumqi—Silk Road Journey
- Hefei to Fuzhou—Amazing Countryside Scenery
- Xining to Lhasa—Way to the Sky

China Train Travel FAQs
You may encounters questions when buying China train tickets during your train travel in China. The frequently asked questions below regarding ticktet booking, ticket change & cancelltion, and train travel may be helpful to you. Read more about China Train FAQs.
China train tickets released 15 days before departure online. At train stations and ticket agencies, tickets go on sale 15 days in advance.
But you can book tickets with China Highlights more than 15 days ahead. Actually, it is recommended that you book tickets with us as early as possible, especially during Chinese holidays and peak periods.
What Our Customer Said

I used China highlights to book high speed trains to and from Yantai, Shandong. My plans had an unexpected change, and I was able to contact Vivi via WeChat and have my tickets cancelled and reissued. Vivi also helped me provide options for getting to my destination. I highly recommend Vivi and China Highlights for booking trains especially if you don't have a Citizenship card within China.

I really got efficient and quick support from chinahighlightstrain.com. The first time, I wrote wrongly my passport number but after sending an e-mail with the right information I got quickly a new one. I did not have any trouble traveling.

The refund for my train ticket was fast and the travel adviser was speedy in answering my emails on refund. Would definitely book through the agency again!
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Published on Mar 20th, 2023
The high-speed trains from Shanghai to Hong Kong (no trains from Hong Kong to Shanghai yet) will be resumed from April 1st. Although it is only one-way trip now, the tickets for April 1st and 2nd have been sold out.
Published on Mar 14th, 2023
China has officially announced resuming all kinds of visas including tourist visa (L Visa) application from March 15th, 2023. If your 10-year China Visa, obtained before COVID-19, is still within the expiration date, you can enter China now wihtout applying for a new one.
Published on Mar 8th, 2023
According to official announcement, trains between Hong Kong and more cities in Guangdong province, such as Zhaoqing, Chaozhou, and Shantou will be resumed from March 11th, 2023. And trains from Hong Kong to cities in other provinces will be resumed from April 1st, 2023.
Published on Dec 26th, 2022
According to China CDC on December 26: From Jan 8, 2023, nucleic acid testing and centralized quarantine for all personnel upon entry will be cancelled.
Published on December 28th, 2022
Trains between Chinese mainland and Hong Kong China will reopen on Jan 15, 2023. The destinations includes Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Beijing and Shanghai.