Zhenjiang Train Tickets

Inbound trains reach Zhenjiang at Zhenjiang Railway Station and Zhenjiang South Railway Station, depending on the service. Trains from Nanjing arrive in around 20m to 35m. Shanghai Hongqiao services reach Zhenjiang in about 1h to 1h20m, while trains from Suzhou take around 35m to 55m. Services from Wuxi arrive in roughly 25m to 45m, and trains from Changzhou can take around 15m to 25m. Longer-distance G trains from Beijing South arrive in roughly 4h to 5h. Hangzhou East services reach Zhenjiang in about 1h45m to 2h30m, usually via the Yangtze River Delta high-speed network.

Zhenjiang sits on one of China's busiest rail corridors, between Nanjing and Changzhou in Jiangsu Province. The city has two main passenger stations used for intercity and long-distance travel: Zhenjiang Railway Station and Zhenjiang South Railway Station. China Railway operates the city's high-speed, intercity, and conventional passenger services, making Zhenjiang a useful stop on the Shanghai-Nanjing section of the national network. High-speed trains from Zhenjiang use both Zhenjiang Railway Station and Zhenjiang South Railway Station, depending on the route and service pattern. G and D trains link the city with the Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway, while C intercity trains serve the dense Jiangsu and Yangtze River Delta network. Conventional services also call at Zhenjiang Railway Station for selected regional and long-distance journeys. Rail routes from Zhenjiang run west toward Nanjing and Hefei, east toward Changzhou, Wuxi, Suzhou, and Shanghai, north toward Xuzhou, Jinan, and Beijing, and south through connecting routes toward Hangzhou and Ningbo. Book trains from and to Zhenjiang online at Rail Monsters.