Dalian Train Tickets

Inbound high-speed trains reach Dalian mainly at Dalian North Railway Station, while some intercity and conventional services arrive at Dalian Railway Station. Trains from Shenyang arrive in around 2h to 2h20m on G or D category services. Changchun services reach Dalian in about 3h30m to 4h, and trains from Harbin take roughly 4h30m to 5h30m. Beijing services arrive in around 4h30m to 6h depending on the routing and train category. Trains from Tianjin take about 4h to 5h, while Dandong services reach Dalian in around 2h to 2h30m.

Dalian is the southern rail terminus of the Liaodong Peninsula and an important China Railway hub for Northeast China. The city has two main passenger stations for intercity travel: Dalian Railway Station near the central area and Dalian North Railway Station on the high-speed network. Its rail role is defined by northbound routes that connect the coast with Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang, and the Beijing corridor. Trains from Dalian include high-speed G and D category services, intercity C category trains within Liaoning, and conventional Z, T, and K category services on selected longer routes. Dalian North Railway Station handles most high-speed trains from Dalian, while Dalian Railway Station serves central departures, regional services, and some conventional long-distance trains. There is no dedicated national rail airport station for Dalian Zhoushuizi International Airport. Rail routes from Dalian run north toward Shenyang and Changchun, northeast toward Harbin, west through the Bohai Rim rail corridor toward Tianjin and Beijing, and east across Liaoning toward Dandong. Other reachable cities include Panjin and Anshan. Book trains from and to Dalian online at Rail Monsters.