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Shanghai to Huzhou Trains
Shanghai to Huzhou Train Tickets & Timetable
The Shanghai to Huzhou high-speed service offers various train ticket options and seating classes, including Second, First, and Business Class. Departing primarily from Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station, frequent G-trains run direct to Huzhou Railway Station, with some services calling at stations such as Suzhou and Deqing; typical journey time is 35–60 minutes. It's recommended to book tickets online in advance to secure the best prices and seat selection. The price range for a one-way ticket is approximately ¥78–330 (around $11–46 USD), depending on classes and demand. 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 updates on Shanghai to Huzhou departures, train times, and prices.
Shanghai to Huzhou High-Speed Rail Overview
The high-speed train Shanghai to Huzhou route links Shanghai Hongqiao Station with Huzhou Station on G-series Fuxing bullet trains. The distance by train is 150 km (93 miles), with travel time of 45–70 minutes and top speeds up to 300 km/h (186 mph). The first train departs at 6:00 AM, and the last leaves at 10:00 PM, with over 60 daily departures. Ticket prices start from CNY 60 (USD 8) for second class; first class and business class are also offered. Typical stops include Jiaxing South and Deqing, with some trains running non-stop. Check the Shanghai to Huzhou timetable, compare the schedule and ticket prices, and book. Book your trip online with Rail Monsters.
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Shanghai to Huzhou Train Map
Plan your trip between Shanghai and city Huzhou in China on the Shanghai–Suzhou–Huzhou Intercity Railway. Shanghai’s skyline anchors the route; Huzhou sits at the Taihu gateway. Trains depart Shanghai Hongqiao and run via Suzhou and Nanxun to Huzhou. En route, expect Taihu Lake shores, Grand Canal sections, and rice fields in northern Zhejiang. This travel corridor uses China Railway G/C services for direct transport and travel.
Shanghai to Huzhou Train
High-speed trains link Shanghai and Huzhou with two service types. The fastest are G-category Fuxing services (often CR300 series) running up to 250 km/h (155 mph) on this corridor; limited-stop trains between Shanghai Hongqiao and Huzhou usually take about 45–60 minutes. D-category Hexie services (CRH1/CRH2) operate at 200–250 km/h (124–155 mph) and take around 60–90 minutes, as they call at more intermediate stations around the Lake Tai region.
Both train types offer reserved seating and modern amenities. G-trains provide Second and First Class seating, with Business Class available on some Fuxing sets; D-trains typically offer Second and First Class. Power outlets are standard on newer sets, and overhead racks handle medium luggage. Most departures leave from Shanghai Hongqiao, with a smaller number from Shanghai Railway Station, and all arrive at Huzhou. For the quickest trip, choose a limited-stop G service; for access to regional stops, opt for a D service.
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
Shanghai, China’s largest city, blends colonial Bund architecture and modern towers like Shanghai Tower, with roots as a major treaty port shaping its cosmopolitan culture. From Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station, the high-speed train takes you to Huzhou, arriving at Huzhou Railway Station. In Huzhou, a historic center of silk on Lake Tai, visit Nanxun Ancient Town and the Song-era Feiying Pagoda, and sample famed Huzhou brush crafts.
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