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D8391

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Yulin to Baise

Train Number:D8391Start Station:YulinEnd Station:Baise
Train TypeDStart Time:11:16End Time:14:55
Intermediate Stations:Yulin, Binyang, Xingye, Guigang, Nanning East, Nanning, Long'an East, Tiandong North, Baise
Station No.Station NameArrive TimeDepart TimeStop Time
1 Yulin 11:16 11:16 0 mins
2 Binyang 20:00 20:07 7 mins
2 Xingye 11:37 11:39 2 mins
3 Guigang 12:11 12:14 3 mins
4 Nanning East 13:01 13:09 8 mins
5 Nanning 13:20 13:25 5 mins
6 Long'an East 13:56 14:03 7 mins
7 Tiandong North 14:29 14:33 4 mins
8 Baise 14:55 14:55 0 mins

D8391 is a D train route originating from Yulin at 11:16, and arriving at the final destination of Baise at 14:55. The duration of the total journey is 02 hours 01 minutes. There are 9 stops in total: Yulin, Binyang, Xingye, Guigang, Nanning East, Nanning, Long'an East, Tiandong North, Baise. You can purchase tickets starting at, and ending at any station. Ticket prices are set on a per kilometer basis.


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