6h 11m, Direct
06:20
BeijingBeijing Xi (West)
12:31
WuhanHankou
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Beijing to Wuhan Trains
Beijing to Wuhan High-Speed Train Tickets & Timetable
The Beijing to Wuhan high-speed service offers multiple train ticket options and seating classes (Second, First, Business), with G trains departing mainly from Beijing West Station and arriving at Wuhan Station or Hankou, stopping at key hubs like Shijiazhuang and Zhengzhou East. For the best prices and to secure ticket availability, book tickets online or book a train ticket online in advance via our search page. Typical departures run from around 06:00 to 19:30 with train times of about 4h00m–5h30m on G services; overnight D/Z trains to Wuchang take roughly 10–12 hours. The price range for a one-way high-speed ticket is approximately CNY 480–1,980 (around $66–273 USD) depending on classes and demand; conventional sleepers range about CNY 260–760 (around $36–105 USD). For accurate timetable information, current prices, and platform details, use the online schedule to review options and purchase tickets.
Beijing to Wuhan High-Speed Train Overview
The high-speed train Beijing to Wuhan route connects the capital with central China on the Beijing–Guangzhou corridor, operated by G-series bullet trains. Covering the 1,200 km (745 miles) distance by train in about 4–5 hours, services reach speeds up to 350 km/h (217 mph) between Beijing West Station and Wuhan Station. The first train departs at 6:20 AM, while the last leaves at 8:00 PM, with over 35 daily departures. Ticket prices start from approximately CNY 550 (USD 76) for second class. Trains typically stop at key stations such as Shijiazhuang, Zhengzhou East, and Xinyang East. Book your trip online with Rail Monsters.
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Beijing to Wuhan Train Map
Plan your trip between Beijing and city Wuhan in China on the Beijing–Guangzhou High-Speed Railway (Jingguang HSR). The route passes key stations such as Beijing West, Shijiazhuang, Zhengzhou East, and Xinyang East before Wuhan. Along the way, see the Taihang foothills in Hebei, the Yellow River near Zhengzhou, and Dabie Mountains ridges entering Hubei. Travel via CRH G-series trains for intercity transport on this corridor.
Beijing to Wuhan Train
All high-speed G-series trains on the Beijing to Wuhan route run on the Beijing–Guangzhou High-Speed Railway and offer Second, First, and Business Class seating. The fastest Fuxing services (CR400 series) operate at up to 300–350 km/h (186–217 mph) and complete the journey in about 4 hours 10 minutes to 4 hours 40 minutes, typically departing from Beijing West and arriving at Wuhan Railway Station with limited stops such as Shijiazhuang and Zhengzhou East. Some schedules use Harmony (CRH380) sets at up to 300 km/h (186 mph), adding time due to additional stops.
By comparison, D-series high-speed EMUs run at 200–250 km/h (124–155 mph) and take roughly 6 to 7.5 hours, calling at more intermediate stations and occasionally using different stations in Wuhan. Onboard, G-series trains provide power outlets, tray tables, and trolley service; Business Class offers wider reclining seats, while First and Second feature 2+2 and 3+2 seating respectively. Travelers prioritizing the shortest travel time typically select the G-series, while D-series suits those seeking more stops and lower fares.
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, is famous for the Forbidden City and the Temple of Heaven, with the Great Wall nearby. From Beijing West Railway Station, high-speed trains run to Wuhan, where you can visit Yellow Crane Tower and the Hubei Provincial Museum, arriving at Wuhan Station. While you're in Wuhan, be sure to check out Hubu Alley for street food.
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