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Beijing to Xian Trains

26
May
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Departure schedule

Morning departures

Fastest trip4 hrs 10 min
Longest trip5 hrs 57 min
Earliest07:00
Latest11:41
Departures8

Afternoon departures

Fastest trip4 hrs 12 min
Longest trip5 hrs 58 min
Earliest12:40
Latest16:45
Departures8

Evening departures

Fastest trip4 hrs 11 min
Longest trip4 hrs 11 min
Earliest19:00
Latest19:00
Departures1

Travelling from Beijing to Xian by Train

Traveling from Beijing to Xi’an by train is one of the most efficient and scenic ways to connect two of China’s most iconic cities. Covering approximately 1,216 kilometers, this high-speed journey blends modern convenience with glimpses of the country’s diverse landscapes. With G-series trains running frequently throughout the day, travelers can make the trip in as little as 4.5 hours, reaching speeds of up to 300 km/h.

Passengers on this route enjoy a smooth, quiet ride aboard sleek, comfortable trains equipped with reclining seats, power outlets, and clean onboard facilities. Large windows offer views of northern China’s plains and mountains as the train races toward Xi’an, home of the famous Terracotta Army. For those who prefer an overnight experience, slower sleeper trains provide a relaxed and budget-friendly option.

Beijing to Xian trains information

Beijing
Beijing South Station, ChinaCentral Station, ChinaBeijing West Station, ChinaBeijing Chaoyang Railway Station, China
1216 km
Xian
Xian North station, ChinaXian station, ChinaXian West station, China
4 h 10 m
Shortest travel time
$129
Lowest train ticket cost
17
Avg. daily departures
07:00
Earliest departure
19:00
Latest departure

Traveling from Beijing to Xi’an by train is one of the most efficient and scenic ways to connect two of China’s most iconic cities. Covering approximately 1,216 kilometers, this high-speed journey blends modern convenience with glimpses of the country’s diverse landscapes. With G-series trains running frequently throughout the day, travelers can make the trip in as little as 4.5 hours, reaching speeds of up to 300 km/h.

Passengers on this route enjoy a smooth, quiet ride aboard sleek, comfortable trains equipped with reclining seats, power outlets, and clean onboard facilities. Large windows offer views of northern China’s plains and mountains as the train races toward Xi’an, home of the famous Terracotta Army. For those who prefer an overnight experience, slower sleeper trains provide a relaxed and budget-friendly option.