Beijing-Guangzhou high-speed rail will soon open

The Beijing-Guangzhou high-speed railway from Beijing to Shijiazhuang section to Zhengzhou section has been transferred to the experimental phase of the simulation operation according to the operation diagram, and it is the final preparation for the official opening and operation before the end of the year. According to the city’s railway department, on December 1st, the Harbin-Dalian high-speed rail linking Harbin and Dalian will also be formally opened. Although the two high-speed rails do not pass through the city, after they are opened, passengers from Tianjin to Guangzhou can choose Beijing-Tianjin inter-city high-speed rail and Beijing-Guangzhou high-speed rail to travel. People in the north of Harbin can take the train to Harbin High-Speed ​​Rail. Shenyang North Railway Station will then transfer to Harbin High-speed Railway to Harbin. The former can save more than ten hours, while the latter can spend as little as five to seven hours, and people will have more choices when they travel. At 10:00 on the 26th, Tianjin Railway Station will begin to sell tickets for Harbin HSR trains from December 1 to December 6; after December 7th, the pre-sale period for high-speed rail tickets will be 10 days for stations and city train ticket sales outlets; The pre-sale period for ticket purchases is still 12 days; telephone bookings can handle tickets for 4 to 12 days.

At present, Tianjin citizens travel to Guangzhou to train T253 in Guangzhou, T122 in Changchun-Guangzhou, and T238 in Harbin-Guangzhou, which lasts 25 hours and 30 minutes. Since the last two pairs of trains are crossing cars, the number of tickets is limited. The number of people who traveled to Guangzhou in Tianjin took more than T253 times. After the opening of the Beijing-Guangzhou high-speed railway by the end of this year, the citizens can choose Beijing-Tianjin Intercity High-speed Railway and Beijing-Guangzhou High-Speed ​​Rail as the combination. The Beijing-Tianjin inter-city train takes about 33 minutes, and the Beijing-Guangzhou high-speed rail takes them. About 8 hours, the transfer train took 2 hours to calculate, the journey will take about 10 hours and 30 minutes, saving about 15 hours compared to T253. The same goes for Harbin. At present, although the number of D177 trains that travel to Harbin in this city is the shortest, about 9 hours and 30 minutes, the rest of the trains take 15 to 17 hours; the Harbin High-speed Railway opened. After that, the public can choose to take the D156/D157 train to arrive at Shenyang North Railway Station in the Harbin High-speed Railway for five hours, and then transfer from Shenyang North to D501. It takes about three hours to arrive at Harbin West Railway Station, and the transfer train is still time-consuming. Calculated in 2 hours, the total journey time is about 10 hours, which can save 5 to 7 hours.