Trains From Beijing To Jinggangshan
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Beijing - Jinggangshan Train Schedule
| Train No. | Arrival City | Dep. Time / Arr. Time |
Duration / Distance(KM) | Prospect Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Z133 | Beijing West Railway Station - JingGangShan | 19:45 10:40 
|
1766 |
Hard Seat: $US$33 Hard Sleeper: $US$55 Soft Sleeper: $US$87 |
| Train Stations | Stations in Chinese | Arrival Time | Dept. Time | Distance(km) |
Total Time (hh:mm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beijing West Railway Station | 北京西 | - | 19:45 | 0 | |
| Hengshui | 衡水 | 21:48 | 21:50 | 274 | |
| Liaocheng | 聊城 | 23:08 | 23:10 | 426 | |
| Jiujiang | 九江 | 06:09 | 06:11 | 1314 | |
| Nanchang Railway Station | 南昌 | 07:13 | 07:26 | 1449 | |
| Ji'an | 吉安 | 09:36 | 09:40 | 1675 | |
| JingGangShan | 井冈山 | 10:40 | - | 1766 |
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- 4. Please be advised that not all the trains depart daily. Please refer to local stations for detailed information of those trains.
- Hard Seat: the cheapest option, and the coaches are usually overcrowded.
- Soft Seat: one level above the hard seat, cleaner and more comfortable.
- Hard Sleeper: basic accommodation for overnight or long-distance train travel; six bunks in a compartment.
- Soft Sleeper: 4 bunks per compartment, each compartment being separate with a door; recommended for overnight and long-distance travel.
- First Class Seat: available in D trains (Dongche); four seats a row, wider and more comfortable than soft seats; smoking is not allowed; recommended for several hours'ride;
- Second Class Seat: available in D trains (Dongche); five seats a row, smaller sitting area than first class seats; smoking is not allowed.
- Luxury Soft Sleeper: top level sleeper; only available in a few trains; 2 bunks per compartment, each compartment being separate with a door.
