Beijing railway stations
Beijing South, Beijing West, and Beijing Chaoyang serve different high-speed corridors. Match the full station name before crossing the city.
Compare Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Guilin, and other major railway stations, then plan the city transfer and passport boarding before departure day.
A city name is not enough for many China rail journeys. Compare the terminal named by the selected train before planning a metro, taxi, airport, or hotel transfer.
Beijing South, Beijing West, and Beijing Chaoyang serve different high-speed corridors. Match the full station name before crossing the city.
Shanghai Hongqiao and Shanghai Railway Station are separate hubs with different route mixes and city-transfer plans.
Hong Kong West Kowloon handles mainland high-speed trains and has additional passport, security, and immigration steps.
Guilin West is outside the central visitor area; compare it with the exact station and onward transfer shown for the selected journey.
China cities often have several railway stations. Always match the full station name to the selected train.

Beijing South is the main high-speed rail hub for Shanghai, Tianjin, Nanjing, Hangzhou, and many east China routes.
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Shanghai Hongqiao is the city's largest high-speed rail hub for Beijing, the Yangtze Delta, Huangshan, Xiamen, and other long-distance routes.
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Xi'an North is the main high-speed rail station for Beijing, Chengdu, Luoyang, Zhengzhou, and other major corridors.
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Chengdu East is the primary high-speed rail hub for Chongqing, Xi'an, Leshan, Emeishan, and many regional routes.
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Chongqing North handles high-speed and conventional services, including selected links with Chengdu.
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Guangzhou South is the Greater Bay Area's major high-speed rail hub for Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Guilin, Wuhan, and Beijing routes.
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Shenzhen North is a key high-speed hub for Guangzhou, Hong Kong, Changsha, Guilin, and other south China routes.
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Hangzhou East is the city's main high-speed hub for Shanghai, Nanjing, Huangshan, and regional services.
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Nanjing South is a major Yangtze Delta hub with services to Shanghai, Hangzhou, Beijing, and other cities.
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Kunming South is Yunnan's main high-speed rail hub and a common starting point for Dali and regional journeys.
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Beijing West is a major high-speed and conventional rail hub for Xi'an, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, and other westbound or southbound routes.
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Beijing Chaoyang is a key rail hub for selected northeast China high-speed services, including trains toward Harbin and Chengde.
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Shanghai Railway Station serves selected high-speed, daytime, and overnight trains and is distinct from the much larger Hongqiao rail hub.
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Hong Kong West Kowloon is the cross-border high-speed rail terminal for selected direct trains to Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Changsha, Guilin, Beijing, Shanghai, and other mainland cities.
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Guilin West is a high-speed rail gateway for selected services linking Guilin with Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and other cities.
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