D3935

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Dali(Yunnan) to Zhulin

Train Number:D3935Start Station:Dali(Yunnan)End Station:Zhulin
Train TypeDStart Time:09:48End Time:13:58
Intermediate Stations:Dali(Yunnan), Xiangyun, NanHua, Chuxiong, Kunming, Kunming South, Mile, PuZheHei, Zhulin, GuangNanXian, FuNing(Yunnan), Baise, Pingguo, longandong, Nanning, Nanning East, QinZhou East, HePu, Beihai
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Station No.Station NameArrive TimeDepart TimeStop Time
1 Dali(Yunnan) 09:48 09:48 0 mins
2 Xiangyun 10:09 10:11 2 mins
3 NanHua 10:39 10:42 3 mins
4 Chuxiong 10:57 10:59 2 mins
5 Kunming 11:55 11:59 4 mins
6 Kunming South 12:17 12:33 16 mins
7 Mile 13:02 13:04 2 mins
8 PuZheHei 13:37 13:41 4 mins
9 Zhulin 13:58 14:00 2 mins
10 GuangNanXian 14:16 14:18 2 mins
11 FuNing(Yunnan) 14:41 14:43 2 mins
12 Baise 15:21 15:25 4 mins
13 Pingguo 16:01 16:05 4 mins
14 longandong 16:15 16:17 2 mins
15 Nanning 16:49 16:53 4 mins
16 Nanning East 17:04 17:08 4 mins
17 QinZhou East 17:50 17:52 2 mins
18 HePu 18:19 18:21 2 mins
19 Beihai 18:35 18:35 0 mins

D3935 is a D train route originating from Dali(Yunnan) at 09:48, and arriving at the final destination of Zhulin at 13:58. The duration of the total journey is 4 hrs 10 mins. There are 19 stops in total: Dali(Yunnan), Xiangyun, NanHua, Chuxiong, Kunming, Kunming South, Mile, PuZheHei, Zhulin, GuangNanXian, FuNing(Yunnan), Baise, Pingguo, longandong, Nanning, Nanning East, QinZhou East, HePu, Beihai. You can purchase tickets starting at, and ending at any station. Ticket prices are set on a per kilometer basis.

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