Harbin Train Tickets

Inbound trains reach Harbin mainly at Harbin West Railway Station and Harbin Railway Station. G-series high-speed trains from Beijing Chaoyang arrive in around 5h30m to 6h30m. Trains from Tianjin reach Harbin in roughly 6h to 7h on faster services. Southbound Northeast China services arrive from Shenyang in about 2h30m and from Changchun in around 1h. Trains from Dalian reach Harbin in about 3h30m to 4h30m. Within Heilongjiang, trains from Qiqihar arrive in around 1h30m, services from Mudanjiang take about 1h30m, and trains from Jiamusi reach Harbin in roughly 2h.

Harbin is the main rail hub of Heilongjiang Province and one of the most important railway centers in Northeast China. The city has several passenger stations, led by Harbin Railway Station and Harbin West Railway Station. China Railway operates high-speed, intercity, conventional long-distance, and regional trains from Harbin across the national network. Harbin West Railway Station handles most high-speed services on the Harbin-Dalian high-speed railway and Beijing-Harbin corridor. Harbin Railway Station remains a central stop for both long-distance and regional trains, while Harbin East and Harbin North serve additional conventional and suburban-style regional routes. Trains from Harbin include G-series and D-series high-speed services, C-series intercity trains, and conventional Z, T, and K services. Rail routes from Harbin run south toward Changchun, Shenyang, Dalian, Tianjin, and Beijing, west toward Qiqihar and the Nenjiang corridor, east toward Mudanjiang, Jiamusi, and Suifenhe, and northeast toward Yichun and other Heilongjiang cities. Book trains from and to Harbin online at Rail Monsters.