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• Ligne n°130 : How to book and travel by high-speed train around China


• Ligne n°134 : How to book and travel by high-speed train around China


• Ligne n°147 : A high-speed train runs through the city of Urumqi, China.


• Ligne n°149 : [ ] Rail easy … a high-speed train runs through the city of Urumqi.
Ligne n°150 : Photograph: Alamy ...

Ligne n°155 : ... with millions of people making journeys home for the holidays. China’s
• Ligne n°156 : growing high-speed rail network – which is the longest in the world,
Ligne n°157 : too – carries a significant transport burden, with almost 60% of the ...

Ligne n°160 : ... It’s not just locals who can take advantage of the vastly improved
• Ligne n°161 : journey times that the network offers: tourists too can use high-speed
Ligne n°162 : trains to visit more of China – and a whole lot faster. Many high-speed ...

Ligne n°161 : ... journey times that the network offers: tourists too can use high-speed
• Ligne n°162 : trains to visit more of China – and a whole lot faster. Many high-speed
Ligne n°163 : rail journeys are, ultimately, quicker than flying. ...


• Ligne n°165 : A train running on the Kaili section of Shanghai-Kunming high-speed
Ligne n°166 : railway in south-west China. ...


• Ligne n°170 : A train on the Kaili section of Shanghai-Kunming high-speed railway.
Ligne n°171 : International visitors can use the Ctrip website to book their rail ...

Ligne n°176 : ... queues can be long. Tickets can also be bought directly at stations or
• Ligne n°177 : at offices dotted around cities. A passport is required to buy or pick
Ligne n°178 : up tickets, which are available 30 days in advance of travel. Trains ...


• Ligne n°181 : Daytime high-speed trains have first- and second-class seats; some have
Ligne n°182 : business class. Second-class seats are cheapest but still spacious and ...

Ligne n°182 : ... business class. Second-class seats are cheapest but still spacious and
• Ligne n°183 : comfortable. Prices vary: one-way second-class from Shanghai to Beijing
Ligne n°184 : costs 553 RMB (£65) for the 819-mile journey, while the Beijing to ...

Ligne n°184 : ... costs 553 RMB (£65) for the 819-mile journey, while the Beijing to
• Ligne n°185 : Kunming service, currently the world’s longest high-speed rail route,


• Ligne n°185 : Kunming service, currently the world’s longest high-speed rail route,
Ligne n°186 : costs around £130, second-class. China’s high-speed trains are ...

Ligne n°185 : ... Kunming service, currently the world’s longest high-speed rail route,
• Ligne n°186 : costs around £130, second-class. China’s high-speed trains are
Ligne n°187 : generally divided into two types: G trains, which run at 186 mph ...


• Ligne n°201 : This record-breaking service crosses 1,700 miles (more than 2,700km)
Ligne n°202 : from Beijing to Kunming, capital of Yunnan, the country’s most ...


• Ligne n°219 : This service, on China’s most westerly high-speed line, takes 11 hours


• Ligne n°219 : This service, on China’s most westerly high-speed line, takes 11 hours
Ligne n°220 : and 31 minutes to connect Lanzhou, capital of Gansu province, with ...

Ligne n°224 : ... where the Great Wall ends. At points, the track reaches an altitude of
• Ligne n°225 : 3,607 metres, making it the highest high-speed rail track in the world,
Ligne n°226 : while the train also stops at the oasis town of Turpan, geographically ...


• Ligne n°271 : Not all high-speed rail journeys have to be long: the network is useful
Ligne n°272 : for making day trips from China’s major cities. This train whisks you ...