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Beijing to Tianjin Trains
Beijing to Tianjin High-Speed Train Tickets & Timetable
The Beijing to Tianjin high-speed service (C and G trains) offers train ticket options and seating classes, including Second Class, First Class, and Business Class. Most departures leave from Beijing South Station and arrive at Tianjin Station or Tianjin West, with select services continuing to Binhai (Yujiapu); fastest train times are 30–36 minutes, with first departures around 06:00 and last around 22:50, and peak departures every 5–10 minutes. To book tickets online at the best prices and secure ticket availability, purchase in advance; the price range for a one-way ticket is approximately CNY 60–110 (about $8–16 USD), depending on class and service. For accurate timetable information, current ticket availability, and class fares, use the search page to find options and purchase tickets. Our online schedule provides real-time Beijing–Tianjin departures, train times, and prices.
Beijing to Tianjin High-Speed Train Overview
The Beijing to Tianjin high-speed route is one of China’s busiest intercity links, operated by Fuxing bullet trains on the Beijing–Tianjin Intercity Railway. Covering the 117 km (73 miles) distance in about 30–35 minutes, trains reach speeds up to 350 km/h (217 mph) between Beijing South Station and Tianjin Station. The first train departs at 6:00 AM, while the last leaves at 10:55 PM, with over 120 daily departures. Ticket prices start from approximately CNY 58 (USD 8) for second class. Key stops include Wuqing and Tianjin West, with some services extending toward Tianjin Binhai. Book your trip online with Rail Monsters.
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Beijing to Tianjin Train Map
Plan your trip between Beijing and city Tianjin on the Beijing–Tianjin Intercity Railway (CRH C-trains). Depart Beijing South with links to Beijing Subway Lines 4 and 14. The route via Wuqing crosses the North China Plain, irrigation canals, and logistics parks; watch for sections of the Grand Canal. Approaching Tianjin, the Haihe River, port zones, and concession-era streets frame the city center. Arrive at Tianjin Station with connections to Tianjin Metro Lines 2 and 3. This travel transport corridor is a key high-speed link in China.
Beijing to Tianjin Train
High-speed trains on the Beijing to Tianjin route primarily run between Beijing South (Beijingnan) and Tianjin on the Beijing–Tianjin Intercity Railway. The fastest services are Fuxing (CR400AF/BF) C-series trains operating at up to 350 km/h (217 mph), covering the roughly 120 km distance in about 30–36 minutes, often non-stop or with a single call at Wuqing. Some services continue to Yujiapu/Binhai, which adds time beyond central Tianjin.
In comparison, Hexie (CRH3C) high-speed services on the same corridor run at up to 300 km/h (186 mph) and typically take around 33–40 minutes due to additional intermediate stops. Both train types are designated high-speed and offer Second, First, and Business Class seating, with reserved seats, overhead luggage racks, power outlets, and clean restrooms. Travelers prioritizing the shortest time should look for Fuxing C-series trains at 350 km/h (217 mph), while Hexie services provide broader stop coverage along the route, including Wuqing.
Z-class
Z-class non-stop expresses link major cities overnight with direct long-distance service
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CRH G-class
G-class CRH trains operate up to 350 km/h for fast intercity travel
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D-class
D-class trains commonly reach service speeds up to 250 km/h
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T-class
T-class Express connects major Chinese cities, reaching about 160 km/h
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Y
Y trains serve long overnight routes with comfortable soft-sleeper cabins.
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K-class
K-class Fast Express serves long routes with sleepers, dining cars and 120 km/h speeds
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C-Class
C-Class intercity trains run frequent short routes, often reaching speeds up to 250 km/h
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Cities at Both Ends
Beijing, China's capital, holds imperial treasures like the Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven, and nearby Great Wall, with Tiananmen Square at its heart. From Beijing South Railway Station, the high-speed train takes you to Tianjin, arriving at Tianjin Railway Station. Tianjin is known for its treaty-port past, European-style concessions along the Hai River, the Five Great Avenues, and the Tianjin Eye.
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