G1752
Train Timetable
Kunming South to XinHua South(Hunan)
| Train Number: | G1752 | Start Station: | Kunming South | End Station: | XinHua South(Hunan) |
| Train Type | G | Start Time: | 10:13 | End Time: | 15:03 |
| Intermediate Stations: | Kunming South, Qujing North, Panzhou, Anshun West, Guiyang North, guidingbei, Kaili South, Huaihua South, XinHua South(Hunan), ShaoShan South, Changsha South, Pingxiang North(Jiangxi), Xinyu North, Nanchang West, Yingtan North, Shangrao, Nanpingshi, Sanming North, YongAn South, Zhangping West, Longyan, Zhangzhou, Xiamen North | ||||
| Station No. | Station Name | Arrive Time | Depart Time | Stop Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kunming South | 10:13 | 10:13 | 0 mins |
| 2 | Qujing North | 10:48 | 10:50 | 2 mins |
| 3 | Panzhou | 11:14 | 11:16 | 2 mins |
| 4 | Anshun West | 12:02 | 12:04 | 2 mins |
| 5 | Guiyang North | 12:34 | 12:42 | 8 mins |
| 6 | guidingbei | 13:02 | 13:04 | 2 mins |
| 7 | Kaili South | 13:27 | 13:29 | 2 mins |
| 8 | Huaihua South | 14:28 | 14:31 | 3 mins |
| 9 | XinHua South(Hunan) | 15:03 | 15:05 | 2 mins |
| 10 | ShaoShan South | 15:42 | 15:44 | 2 mins |
| 11 | Changsha South | 16:05 | 16:14 | 9 mins |
| 12 | Pingxiang North(Jiangxi) | 16:41 | 16:43 | 2 mins |
| 13 | Xinyu North | 17:11 | 17:13 | 2 mins |
| 14 | Nanchang West | 17:46 | 17:51 | 5 mins |
| 15 | Yingtan North | 18:25 | 18:28 | 3 mins |
| 16 | Shangrao | 18:58 | 19:00 | 2 mins |
| 17 | Nanpingshi | 19:30 | 19:32 | 2 mins |
| 18 | Sanming North | 20:15 | 20:19 | 4 mins |
| 19 | YongAn South | 20:45 | 20:47 | 2 mins |
| 20 | Zhangping West | 21:14 | 21:16 | 2 mins |
| 21 | Longyan | 21:40 | 21:46 | 6 mins |
| 22 | Zhangzhou | 22:36 | 22:38 | 2 mins |
| 23 | Xiamen North | 22:58 | 22:58 | 0 mins |
G1752 is a G train route originating from Kunming South at 10:13, and arriving at the final destination of XinHua South(Hunan) at 15:03. The duration of the total journey is 4 hrs 50 mins. There are 23 stops in total: Kunming South, Qujing North, Panzhou, Anshun West, Guiyang North, guidingbei, Kaili South, Huaihua South, XinHua South(Hunan), ShaoShan South, Changsha South, Pingxiang North(Jiangxi), Xinyu North, Nanchang West, Yingtan North, Shangrao, Nanpingshi, Sanming North, YongAn South, Zhangping West, Longyan, Zhangzhou, Xiamen North. You can purchase tickets starting at, and ending at any station. Ticket prices are set on a per kilometer basis.
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