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Shanghai to Qiyang Train Tickets & Timetable

Shanghai to Qiyang train ticket options include high-speed (G/D) and conventional services with various classes and seat types. Trains depart from Shanghai stations and arrive at Qiyang or nearby Hengyang stations; check station details before booking. To secure the best prices and preferred classes, book tickets online and review timetable information and ticket availability on the search page. Typical price range for one-way tickets is CNY 420–990 (around $59–139 USD). Use the online schedule to view departures, train times and current prices.
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Morning trains

07:50
ShanghaiShanghai Hongqiao
7h 54m
15:44
Qiyang
Direct
High-speed
G-class - CRH Train G1505
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2056 USD
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7h 54m, Direct
07:50
ShanghaiShanghai Hongqiao
15:44
Qiyang
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2056 USD
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High-speed
G-class - CRH Train G1505

Day trains

15:00
ShanghaiShanghai Hongqiao
5h 43m
20:43
Qiyang
Direct
High-speed
G-class - CRH Train G223
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15461 USD
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5h 43m, Direct
15:00
ShanghaiShanghai Hongqiao
20:43
Qiyang
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15461 USD
1
Direct
High-speed
G-class - CRH Train G223
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First train

07:50
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Last train

15:00
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Travel duration

6h 38m
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Daily departures

2
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Shanghai
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$14

Shanghai to Qiyang Route Overview

The route between Shanghai and Qiyang links the Yangtze Delta with central-southern Hunan using a mix of high-speed and conventional services. Direct high-speed options can be limited; many journeys use a transfer at Changsha or Hengyang. Travel times vary by service and connection, and onboard services differ between G/D high-speed trains and overnight conventional trains.
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6h 38m

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CRH G-class

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5h 43m

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7h 54m

Shanghai

Shanghai - China's largest financial center with major rail hubs including Shanghai Hongqiao and Shanghai Railway Station. Key city features include the Bund, Yu Garden and extensive metro connections.

Shanghaisongjiang

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Shanghai Nan (South)

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Shanghai

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Nanxiang Bei (North)

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Shanghai Xi (West)

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Shanghai Hongqiao

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Jinshan Bei (North)

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Anting Bei (North)

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Liantang

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6h 38m

Qiyang

Qiyang - A county-level city in Hunan province offering local markets, county streets and access to regional natural sites. Qiyang connects to larger hubs such as Hengyang for wider transport connections.

Qiyang

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Available Ticket Classes

On Shanghai to Qiyang routes, high-speed services typically offer Business, First and Second class seating with reserved seats. Conventional overnight trains provide soft sleeper, hard sleeper and hard seat options. Seat reservation and fare rules vary by service and train type.
Second Class
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$2053
Second Class
First Class Seat
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$3542
First Class Seat
Business Class (Lounge Seat)
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$6804
Business Class (Lounge Seat)
Standing Class
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$1917
Standing Class

Practical Information for High-Speed Train Travelers

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Luggage Guidelines on high-speed trains. Traveling on G and D services includes rules for carry-on and larger items. Below are practical points to know when bringing luggage aboard high-speed and conventional trains in China:
Luggage Allowance
Passengers may bring up to two pieces of luggage. Typical guidance is that each item should not exceed 250 cm in total dimension (width + height + depth) and a weight limit of 23 kg per piece. Check specific carrier rules for oversized items.
Storage Facilities
High-speed trains and conventional services have overhead racks for small bags and dedicated luggage areas at the end of most cars for larger suitcases. Use marked spaces and keep valuables with you during the journey.
Special Items
For bicycles, large sports equipment or musical instruments, check with the operator in advance. Space for bulky items is limited and carriage options differ between high-speed trains and conventional overnight services.

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Shanghai to Qiyang Map

Plan your trip between Shanghai and Qiyang using high-speed (G/D) services and conventional trains on China’s national rail network. Route corridors commonly use the Shanghai–Kunming high-speed line with connections via major hubs such as Hangzhou, Nanchang and Changsha, and sections near Hengyang on the Beijing–Guangzhou high-speed corridor. When you plan travel, review station stops, transport connections and provincial transit in China.

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Direct

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6h 45m

Price from

$14

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64

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Rail travel on high-speed and conventional services provides city-center to city-center connections and predictable station access compared with flights that require airport transfers. Buses offer lower fares but much longer journey times and fewer onboard services. For many passengers traveling between Shanghai and Qiyang, rail offers a balanced option of travel time, station location and service frequency.
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6h 38m

$14-$318

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16h 0m

$50-$120

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2h 15m

$120-$400

Shanghai to Qiyang Train

Shanghai to Qiyang services include high-speed G and D trains and conventional T/K/Z overnight trains. High-speed G/D services typically operate on sections at speeds ranging from 200 to 300 km/h (124 to 186 mph) depending on the corridor and schedule, reducing travel time when direct or single-transfer options are available. Conventional trains offer sleeper classes for overnight travel and can be slower but cover direct station-to-station connections where high-speed stops are limited.
CRH G-class
CRH G-class
G-class CRH trains operate up to 350 km/h for fast intercity travel
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Cities at Both Ends

Shanghai is China’s global financial hub, known for the Bund, Pudong skyline and historic Yu Garden. Qiyang is a county-level city in Hunan with local markets, agricultural landscapes and links to Hengyang and regional scenic areas. Depart from Shanghai stations and arrive into Qiyang for regional exploration of Hunan.
Shanghai
Shanghai
China's largest city by population and a global financial center, located on the Yangtze River Delta with the Bund waterfront and Lujiazui skyline.

FAQ about the Shanghai - Qiyang Route

How much is the train from Shanghai to Qiyang?

One-way ticket prices for Shanghai to Qiyang vary by train type and class. Expect a range of approximately CNY 525 to CNY 1,386 (around $74 to $194 USD) depending on whether you choose second class, first class, or a sleeper on a conventional service. Use Rail Monsters to compare current fares and book tickets online.

How long does it take from Shanghai to Qiyang by train?

Journey time depends on service and transfers. Direct high-speed and single-transfer itineraries typically take between 6 and 10 hours. Overnight conventional trains may take longer but provide sleeper options for overnight travel.

What train types run between Shanghai and Qiyang?

Routes are served by a mix of high-speed G and D services on major corridors and conventional T/K/Z trains for direct or overnight connections. High-speed services offer reserved seating in Second, First and Business classes; conventional services provide hard and soft sleeper options.

What stations are used for Shanghai to Qiyang routes?

Departures may use Shanghai Hongqiao or Shanghai Railway Station. Arrival options include Qiyang station or larger nearby hubs such as Hengyang depending on the service. Verify station names when booking and check local transfers as needed.

How do I book Shanghai to Qiyang train tickets?

You can book Shanghai to Qiyang tickets online through Rail Monsters, choose classes and confirm seat reservations, or buy at station ticket counters. Our platform shows timetable information, ticket availability and price options on the search page.
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