Jinhua Train Tickets

Inbound trains reach Jinhua at Jinhua Railway Station and Jinhua South Railway Station, depending on the service. China Railway high-speed trains from Hangzhou East arrive in around 50m to 1h10m. Trains from Yiwu arrive in about 15m, while services from Quzhou reach Jinhua in around 30m. Shanghai Hongqiao services reach Jinhua in roughly 1h50m to 2h20m. From Jiangxi, trains from Nanchang West arrive in around 2h, and services from Shangrao take about 45m to 1h. Longer high-speed services from Changsha South reach Jinhua in roughly 3h30m to 4h.

Jinhua sits in central Zhejiang on one of eastern China's busiest east-west rail corridors. The city functions as a regional interchange between Hangzhou, Yiwu, Quzhou, Jiangxi, Hunan, and longer routes toward southern and southwestern China. Jinhua has two main passenger stations, Jinhua Railway Station and Jinhua South Railway Station, with China Railway operating the city's intercity, high-speed, and conventional services. Trains from Jinhua include G-series high-speed services on the Shanghai-Kunming high-speed railway, D-series intercity services on selected corridors, and slower Z, T, and K-category conventional trains. Jinhua Railway Station handles the broadest mix of long-distance and regional trains, while Jinhua South Railway Station is used mainly by high-speed services and some regional high-speed stops. Rail routes from Jinhua run northeast toward Yiwu, Hangzhou, Jiaxing, and Shanghai, southwest toward Quzhou, Shangrao, Nanchang, and Changsha, and southward through transfer routes toward Wenzhou, Fuzhou, Shenzhen, and Guangzhou. The city is also useful for rail travel across central Zhejiang without backtracking through Hangzhou. Book trains from and to Jinhua online at Rail Monsters.