Guangzhou - Shenzhen - Hong Kong High Speed Train
The Guangzhou – Shenzhen – Hong Kong high speed trains run between Guangzhou South Station and Hong Kong West Kowloon Station, passing by Shenzhen North Station and Shenzhen Pinshan Station. It takes only 14 minutes to travel by high speed train from Hong Kong to Shenzhen Futian Station, 18 - 30 minutes to Shenzhen North Station, and about 1 hour to Guangzhou South Station.
The Guangzhou - Shenzhen - Hong Kong High Speed Railway, also called Guangzhou - Shenzhen - Hong Kong Express Rail Link, is a part of Beijing - Hong Kong High Speed Railway. Travel along it, the rail travel time between Hong Kong and Beijing has been cut down to about 8 hours.
(Last Update on Oct 18, 2024)
About 42 departures in total; departure time from 07:07 to 21:32; duration from 48M to 2H7M.(Last Update on Oct 18, 2024)
Around 42 departures in total; departure time from 07:35 to 22:24; duration from 46M to 1H59M.(Last Update on Oct 18, 2024)
Around 120 departures in total; departure time from 06:36 to 22:31; duration from 14M to 29M.
See more Shenzhen Schedule
(Last Update on Oct 18, 2024)
Around 120 departures in total; departure time from 07:01 to 23:00; duration from 14M to 30M.
The total length of the high speed railway is about 142 kilometers (88 miles), which consists of two sections:
Guangzhou South
Location: Panyu District
Major Available Rail Lines:
See detailed Guangzhou Train Schedule
Qingsheng Station
Location: Panyu District
Humen Station
Location: Humen Town, Dongguan City
Tips: At this station, passengers could purchase ordinary rail tickets to Guangzhou South and Shenzhen North, as well as high speed rail tickets to Wuhan.
Guangmincheng Station
Location: Guangming New Area, Shenzhen City
Shenzhen North
Location: Baoan District
Other Available Rail Lines:
See detailed Shenzhen Train Schedule
Futian Station
Location: Futian District
Available Rail Lines: Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong High Speed Railway, Shenzhen-Huizhou Inter-City Railway (in plan)
West Kowloon Station
Location: the north of the West Kowloon Cultural District, Hong Kong
Available HK MTR: Airport Express, Tung Chung Line, KCR West Rail Line
Major Rail Lines from Hong Kong to: See detailed Hong Kong Train Schedule
The Guangzhou - Shenzhen - Hong Kong High Speed Railway, also called Guangzhou - Shenzhen - Hong Kong Express Rail Link, is a part of Beijing - Hong Kong High Speed Railway. Travel along it, the rail travel time between Hong Kong and Beijing has been cut down to about 8 hours.
Guangzhou to Hong Kong High Speed Train Schedule, Time & Cost
| Train No. | Departure - Arrival | Travel Time |
|---|---|---|
| G6539 | 07:07 - 07:54 | 0h47m |
| G6113 | 10:00 - 10:36 | 0h36m |
| G6535 | 12:16 - 12:57 | 0h41m |
| G407 | 16:02 - 16:34 | 0h32m |
| G6079 | 20:53 - 21:29 | 0h36m |
See more Guangzhou Schedule
Hong Kong to Guangzhou Bullet Train Schedule, Time & Cost
| Train No. | Departure - Arrival | Travel Time |
|---|---|---|
| G6080 | 08:30 - 09:31 | 1h1m |
| G6540 | 10:09 - 10:56 | 0h47m |
| G408 | 12:05 - 13:03 | 0h58m |
| G6536 | 13:41 - 14:51 | 1h10m |
| G6526 | 16:58 - 17:44 | 0h46m |
See detailed: Hong Kong - Guangzhou High Speed Trains, Hong Kong Schedule
Shenzhen to Hong Kong High Speed Train Schedule, Time & Cost
| Train No. | Departure - Arrival | Travel Time |
|---|---|---|
| G5627 | 08:53 - 09:17 | 0h24m |
| G5641 | 10:50 - 11:14 | 0h24m |
| G5643 | 12:08 - 12:26 | 0h18m |
| G5605 | 16:14 - 16:38 | 0h24m |
| G6561 | 20:11 - 20:31 | 0h20m |
See more Shenzhen Schedule
Hong Kong to Shenzhen Bullet Train Schedule, Time & Cost
| Train No. | Departure - Arrival | Travel Time |
|---|---|---|
| G5602 | 08:36 - 08:50 | 0h14m |
| G6528 | 10:30 - 10:44 | 0h14m |
| G6516 | 12:32 - 12:46 | 0h14m |
| G6114 | 17:17 - 17:35 | 0h18m |
| G5826 | 21:14 - 21:29 | 0h15m |
See detailed: Hong Kong - Shenzhen High Speed Trains
Guangzhou - Shenzhen - Hong Kong High Speed Rail
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| Guangzhou-Shenzhen-HongKong High Speed Railway Map (  ) |
Guangzhou - Shenzhen: This section has been put into use, serving G trains running between the two cities. The allowed top speed of this section is 300 km/h (186 mph). It takes about 29M - 5H8M for a single trip. The ticket fare is CNY99.5 for a first class seat and CNY74.5 for a second class seat. The stations along the way include Qingshen, Humen Town of Dongguan, Guangmingcheng, Shenzhen North, and Futian.
Meanwhile, the inter-city high speed trains (C type) are also shuttling between the two cities, which take about 1-2H for a single trip. Shenzhen - Hong Kong: The section, measuring 40 kilometers (25 miles) long, will be opened in the third quarter of 2018. In downtown Hong Kong, the speed is designed to be 200km/h 9124 mph), which is much faster than the 135km/h (84 mph) HK Airport Express. According to the recent report, over 100 pairs of trains will run along this section daily in peak seasons.
Involved Stations
Guangzhou South Location: Panyu District Major Available Rail Lines: See detailed Guangzhou Train Schedule Qingsheng Station Location: Panyu District Humen Station Location: Humen Town, Dongguan City Tips: At this station, passengers could purchase ordinary rail tickets to Guangzhou South and Shenzhen North, as well as high speed rail tickets to Wuhan. Guangmincheng Station Location: Guangming New Area, Shenzhen City Shenzhen North Location: Baoan District Other Available Rail Lines: See detailed Shenzhen Train Schedule Futian Station Location: Futian District Available Rail Lines: Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong High Speed Railway, Shenzhen-Huizhou Inter-City Railway (in plan) West Kowloon Station Location: the north of the West Kowloon Cultural District, Hong Kong Available HK MTR: Airport Express, Tung Chung Line, KCR West Rail LineMajor Rail Lines from Hong Kong to: See detailed Hong Kong Train Schedule- Last updated on Oct. 18, 2024 by Grace Yang -
Questions & Answers on Guangzhou - Shenzhen - Hong Kong High Speed Train
Asked by Sharron Khoo from SINGAPORE | Sep. 03, 2024 10:02
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ReplyHigh speed rail tickets flagged as sold out
If the web shows that the tickets are sold out, possible to go to the train station to buy it?
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Answered by Lori | Sep. 03, 2024 20:08
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00ReplyI'm afraid no. They use the same ticketing system. Maybe you can log into the web and check every now and then. If someone cancel their trips and refund the tickets, they will be put back into the ticketing system and you can take the chance to grab one.
Asked by MH from CHINA | Jan. 28, 2023 04:57Reply
ReplyHK to SH to GZ - Platform change time
Hello,
I noticed it is cheaper to buy separate tickets from Hong Kong to Shenzhen (Futian) and then from Shenzhen (Futian) to Guangzhou. How much time should I allow for the next scheduled train or how long does it take to switch platforms? I see there are trains scheduled 20 mins (to leave to GZ after arriving in Shenzhen (from HK), is that enough?
I noticed it is cheaper to buy separate tickets from Hong Kong to Shenzhen (Futian) and then from Shenzhen (Futian) to Guangzhou. How much time should I allow for the next scheduled train or how long does it take to switch platforms? I see there are trains scheduled 20 mins (to leave to GZ after arriving in Shenzhen (from HK), is that enough?
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Answered by Dave | Jan. 31, 2023 17:4000Reply
00ReplyIt's required to leave at least 45 minutes for the transfer. There is a transfer channel; just follow the direction signs to transfer quickly.
Asked by Magda from SOUTH AFRICA | Apr. 20, 2020 17:27Reply
ReplyDoes trains to HK in service now? If not, when will they back to service?
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Answered by TravelChinaGuide | Apr. 21, 2020 17:1200Reply
00ReplyThank you for your inquiry.
The trains in and out of HK are not in service yet. Up to now, there is still no information about its operation date. If there is any news, we will update the information on our website as soon as possible.
The trains in and out of HK are not in service yet. Up to now, there is still no information about its operation date. If there is any news, we will update the information on our website as soon as possible.
Asked by Quentin from AUSTRALIA | Aug. 16, 2019 03:06Reply
ReplyHello, I am wondering if I can change my destination to Shenzhen?
Due to the protests in HK, we would like to change our destination to Shenzhen instead. Is it possible?
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Answered by TravelChinaGuide | Aug. 18, 2019 17:3000Reply
00ReplyThank you for your inquiry.
We are sorry that the destination for HK trip cannot be changed. However, you can cancel the old tickets and buy new tickets instead. Or if the train you booked also have a stop in Shenzhen, you can get off there in advance before reaching HK. If you booked ticket with us, you may contact us by email for cancellation request. Thank you.
We are sorry that the destination for HK trip cannot be changed. However, you can cancel the old tickets and buy new tickets instead. Or if the train you booked also have a stop in Shenzhen, you can get off there in advance before reaching HK. If you booked ticket with us, you may contact us by email for cancellation request. Thank you.
Asked by Fahim from BRAZIL | Mar. 12, 2019 03:19Reply
ReplyIf I miss the train from Guangzhou to HK, will I be able to take the next one instead?
What should I do at the station for changing trains? Do I need to get some document or just go to a later one directly?
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Answered by TravelChinaGuide | Mar. 12, 2019 17:1700Reply
00ReplyThank you for your inquiry.
However, we are sorry to inform you that if you miss the train, the ticket is useless. Different from other routes within China Mainland, for this trip in and out of HK, the ticket can only be changed 30 to 60min before departure time at the station ticket counter. After that, the ticket cannot be changed or cancelled. Hope for your advanced notice!
However, we are sorry to inform you that if you miss the train, the ticket is useless. Different from other routes within China Mainland, for this trip in and out of HK, the ticket can only be changed 30 to 60min before departure time at the station ticket counter. After that, the ticket cannot be changed or cancelled. Hope for your advanced notice!