Shanghai – Huangshan High-Speed Trains

The Shanghai-Huangshan railway route is 447 kilometers (278 miles) in length with a journey time of about 2½ to 3½ hours. There are 14 pairs of high-speed trains running between Shanghai and Huangshan. The terminals of the Shanghai–Huangshan railway route are Shanghai Railway Station, Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station and Huangshan North Railway Station.

Shanghai to Huangshan High-Speed Train Schedule

There are 14 high-speed trains running from Shanghai to Huangshan, departing from 08:05 to 19:05. The schedule above is just for reference. Please get the latest schedule by searching on the train engine at the top of the web page.

Huangshan to Shanghai High-Speed Train Schedule

There are 14 high-speed trains running from Huangshan to Shanghai, departing from 07:00 to 17:28. The schedule above is just for reference. Please get the latest schedule by searching on the train engine at the top of the web page.

Shanghai–Huangshan High-Speed Train Ticket Prices

Seat Classes on Beijing–Shanghai High-Speed Trains

High-speed trains on the Beijing-Shanghai rail route have three types of seats: Second Class, First Class, and Business Class. Second Class seats and First Class seats are the most popular among travelers. Business Class seats are the most expensive and the most comfortable. Here is an introduction to each seat class.

Second Class

Second Class seats are the standard type and the cheapest on high-speed trains. They are the most common type on G, D, and C trains. A Second Class coach has five seats per row: two seats on one side of the aisle and three on the other. The configuration is A+B+C and D+F. Seats A and F are window seats.

First Class

First Class carriages provide more comfort and privacy than Second Class. A First Class seat is wider than a Second Class seat. First Class seats are arranged in rows lettered A+C and D+F, offering more leg room and elbow room. Moreover, automatic doors separate the coaches to keep them quiet and private.

Business Class

Business Class seats are available on most G-category trains and some D- and C-category trains. This is the most luxurious and expensive class on high-speed trains. There are three seats in a row: two seats on one side and one on the other side of the aisle (coded A+C and F). As for First Class, there are automatic doors to keep the coaches quiet and private.

How to Get to Train Stations in Shanghai and Huangshan

Shanghai Railway Station (Chinese:上海站), Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station (Chinese:上海虹桥站) and Huangshan North Railway Station (Chinese: 黄山北站) are the terminal stations for the Shanghai–Huangshan railway route. Here we cover how to get to and use these three stations.

Shanghai Railway Station

By taxi, Shanghai Railway Station is about 15 kilometers (9 miles) or 30 minutes from Shanghai South Railway Station; 20 kilometers (13 miles) or 50 minutes from Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station and Hongqiao International Airport; and 48 kilometers (30 miles) or 1 hour from Pudong International Airport. Taxis stop at the north square or south square.

Subway line 1 goes to Shanghai Railway Station’s south square and subway lines 3 and 4 got to the north square.

Buses 106, 115, 117, 305, and 306 go to its north square; 328, 573, 955, Pudong Airport Shuttle Bus Line 5, and Nanxin Special Line go to its bus terminal; and95, 104, 109, 113, 306 go to its south square.

Both the north and south squares have ticket offices and entrances to the waiting area.

Shanghai Hongqiao Station

Shanghai Hongqiao Station is beside Hongqiao International Airport with a passage way to Terminal 2.

By taxi, Shanghai Hongqiao Station is about 20 kilometers (12 miles) or 50 minutes from the city center and Shanghai Railway Station; and 60 kilometers (37 miles)or1 hour 15 minutes from Pudong International Airport. Taxis can stop at the entrance to the waiting halls on 2F (floor 2).

Subway line 2, 10, or 17 to get to Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station. The subway stop is on -1F (the basement floor).

Buses 941,Hongqiao Line 5, Hongqiao Line 4, Hong Qiao Line 9, or Pudong Airport Shuttle Bus Line 1 stop at the west or east side of the station.

The station’s waiting area is on 2F (floor 2). There are ticket offices on -1F and 2F and escalators between the floors.

Huangshan North Railway Station

Huangshan North Railway Station is the main railway station in Huangshan.

By taxi, Huangshan North Railway Station is about 15 kilometers (9 miles) or 30 minutes from the city center and Huangshan Railway Station; and 50 kilometers (30 miles) or 1 hour from Yellow Mountain. Taxis can stop at the entrance of the terminal building on 1F (floor 1).

Buses 13, 21, 32, High Speed Railway Station Express Line 1, High Speed Railway Station Express Line 2, or Yellow Mountain Tourism Buses go to Huangshan North Railway Station. If you by bus, you will get off on the lower level (street level). You take the escalator to the ticket office and entrance. The entrance is on the center, and the ticket office is on the right. Escalators go to 2F (floor 2) where the waiting rooms and shops are located.

Other Popular Rail Routes from Shanghai

Shanghai – Beijing Trains

Shanghai – Hangzhou Trains

Shanghai – Suzhou Trains

Tours in Shanghai and Huangshan

Shanghai

Shanghai, often referred to as the "Pearl of the Orient," is a bustling metropolis and one of China's most popular tourist destinations. Known for its towering skyscrapers, historical landmarks, vibrant culture, and thriving culinary scene, Shanghai offers a diverse range of attractions for tourists. 

• Shanghai Classic Tour
• Suzhou and Tongli Water Town Tour from Shanghai
• Walk Into Shanghai Former French Concession

Huangshan

Huangshan, also known as Yellow Mountain, is a UNESCO World Heritage site located in Anhui province, China. It is renowned for its awe-inspiring natural beauty, stunning granite peaks, mystical cloudscapes, and ancient pine trees.

The main attraction of Huangshan is its breathtaking mountain landscapes. Visitors can explore the mountain range through various scenic areas like the Eastern Steps, Western Steps, and Northern Steps. These paths wind through ancient granite peaks, lush forests, and serene valleys. Be prepared for steep climbs and stairs, as the mountains are known for their challenging hiking trails.

How to Get to Huangshan Mountain from Huangshan North Railway Station

If you are arriving at Huangshan North Railway Station, you can take a taxi or a local bus tp Huangshan Mountain. 

1. Taxi: outside the railway station, you will find taxi stands. Queue up and take a taxi to the Huangshan Mountain Scenic Area, which is approximately 50 kilometers away. Inform the taxi driver about your destination, and they will take you directly to the mountain.

2. Bus: Huangshan City has public buses that can take you to Huangshan Mountain. Walk outside the railway station to the bus stop nearby. Look for buses heading towards the scenic area. The bus routes and schedules may vary, so ensure you check the latest information before your trip.

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