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Train from Guangzhou to Hong Kong

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6 Jul

train from Guangzhou to Hong KongOur train journey of a lifetime officially ended when we arrived at Hong Kong Hung Hom Station from Guangzhou. The journey started in St. Petersburg (Europe) and ended in Hong Kong, located in Southern China (Asia) after three months of exploring Russia, Siberia, Mongolia and China.

Fraser Suites Guangzhou offered complimentary tour and ticket reservation services. We took advantage of their recommendations and services- reserved and paid in cash for four tickets, 48 hours before departure.

Trains from Guangzhou to Hong Kong operate almost hourly with the first train departing just after 8 am and the last train at 9 pm. The direct train leaves Guangzhou East Railway Station. Each one-way ticket was 190 Yuan (about $30) per person.

Escalator to the waiting area in Guangzhou East Station

Escalator to the waiting area in Guangzhou East Station

Passing by Shenzhen

Passing by Shenzhen

This surprisingly short journey was just about two hours. We left at around 12 pm and arrived in Hong Kong Ho Hum Railway station at 2 pm.

Inside the train

Inside the train

Complimentary bottled water

Complimentary bottled water

Travelers have two options for trains between Guangzhou and Hong Kong. Guangzhou Railway Corporation trains do not have pre-assigned seats or dining car. However, you get complimentary bottled water on board. Hong Kong Mass Transit Corporation (KTT) has pre-assigned seats, complimentary bottled water, Wi-Fi and towel.

Me waiting to board the train celebrating with a complimentary Coke from Frasers Suite Guangzhou

Me waiting to board the train and celebrating with a complimentary Coke from Frasers Suite Guangzhou

All passport and visa formalities were done at Guangzhou East Station.

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