K41
Train Timetable
Beijing to Dunhuang
| Train Number: | K41 | Start Station: | Beijing | End Station: | Dunhuang |
| Train Type | K | Start Time: | 20:45 | End Time: | 08:11 |
| Intermediate Stations: | Beijing, Shacheng, Zhangjiakou South, Chaigoubao, Datong, Fengzhen, Jining South, Hohhot East, Salaqi, Baotou, Linhe, Wuhai, Huinong, Shitsuishan, Yinchuan, Qingtongxia, Zhongning, Zhongwei, Wuwei (Gansu), Jinchang, Shandan, Zhangye, Jiuquan, Jiayuguan, Yumen, GuaZhou, Dunhuang | ||||
| Station No. | Station Name | Arrive Time | Depart Time | Stop Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Beijing | 20:45 | 20:45 | mins |
| 2 | Shacheng | 22:58 | 22:59 | 1 mins |
| 3 | Zhangjiakou South | 23:58 | 00:04 | 6 mins |
| 4 | Chaigoubao | 00:50 | 00:54 | 4 mins |
| 5 | Datong | 02:55 | 03:03 | 8 mins |
| 6 | Fengzhen | 03:39 | 03:41 | 2 mins |
| 7 | Jining South | 05:08 | 05:17 | 9 mins |
| 8 | Hohhot East | 06:39 | 06:59 | 20 mins |
| 9 | Salaqi | 08:09 | 08:11 | 2 mins |
| 10 | Baotou | 08:57 | 09:05 | 8 mins |
| 11 | Linhe | 11:17 | 11:23 | 6 mins |
| 12 | Wuhai | 12:53 | 12:57 | 4 mins |
| 13 | Huinong | 13:39 | 13:43 | 4 mins |
| 14 | Shitsuishan | 14:16 | 14:18 | 2 mins |
| 15 | Yinchuan | 14:59 | 15:14 | 15 mins |
| 16 | Qingtongxia | 16:21 | 16:25 | 4 mins |
| 17 | Zhongning | 17:11 | 17:14 | 3 mins |
| 18 | Zhongwei | 18:09 | 18:24 | 15 mins |
| 19 | Wuwei (Gansu) | 22:03 | 22:09 | 6 mins |
| 20 | Jinchang | 22:52 | 22:58 | 6 mins |
| 21 | Shandan | 00:18 | 00:20 | 2 mins |
| 22 | Zhangye | 00:56 | 00:59 | 3 mins |
| 23 | Jiuquan | 03:07 | 03:09 | 2 mins |
| 24 | Jiayuguan | 03:28 | 03:36 | 8 mins |
| 25 | Yumen | 05:06 | 05:08 | 2 mins |
| 26 | GuaZhou | 06:40 | 06:42 | 2 mins |
| 27 | Dunhuang | 08:11 | 08:11 | mins |
K41 is a K train route originating from Beijing at 20:45, and arriving at the final destination of Dunhuang at 08:11. The duration of the total journey is 11 hrs 26 mins. There are 27 stops in total: Beijing, Shacheng, Zhangjiakou South, Chaigoubao, Datong, Fengzhen, Jining South, Hohhot East, Salaqi, Baotou, Linhe, Wuhai, Huinong, Shitsuishan, Yinchuan, Qingtongxia, Zhongning, Zhongwei, Wuwei (Gansu), Jinchang, Shandan, Zhangye, Jiuquan, Jiayuguan, Yumen, GuaZhou, Dunhuang. You can purchase tickets starting at, and ending at any station. Ticket prices are set on a per kilometer basis.
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What’s the different between Business, First and Second class?
Second class is the standard seating which normally takes up 80%+ of the train. Seats are configured in a 3 + 2 arrangement and are spacious compared to plane seats. First class seats are wider, positioned in a 2+2 arrangement, have slightly more legroom and a foldout foot stand. Business class is the top class (Yes, it’s opposite to airplanes), and is typically a 2+1 arrangement. It’s much like first class on a plane, with full lie-flat electric seats and (some) complimentary food.
How fast are the trains?
G trains are the fastest, travelling at 300 km/h on all routes, and 350 km/h on select routes including Beijing to Shanghai. D trains are also quite fast, travelling at 200-250 km/h. Other trains travel between 100-140 km/h and aren’t considered high-speed.
Is there a discount for return tickets?
No, only single direction train tickets can be purchased. Although some services will allow you to purchase return tickets, this is really just two one-way fares and there is no discount.
How far in advance can I purchase China Train Tickets?
You can purchase China Train Tickets up to 30 days in advance (previously it was 60 days). Occasionally, China Rail will do a major timetable adjustment which usually involves adding new trains and routes, and the forward booking window might by as short as 10 days.
