Tianjin to Beijing Train

The Beijing–Tianjin intercity line is China's first dedicated high-speed railway and still the easiest one to use: C-trains leave Beijing South every few minutes and reach downtown Tianjin in half an hour.

Fastest journey
33m
Distance
120 km
Trains per day
80+
Departs
Tianjin
Arrives
Beijing South

Departures on 2026-10-29

TrainDepartArriveDuration Second ClassFirst ClassBusiness Class
Z160 03:18 04:50 01:32 ––– Book
D26 03:41 05:21 01:40 US$14–– Book
K342 03:59 05:49 01:50 ––– Book
K2550 04:47 06:11 01:24 ––– Book
C2602 05:33 06:12 00:39 US$16US$21US$33 Book
C2604 05:43 06:22 00:39 US$16US$21US$33 Book
C2602 05:50 06:12 00:22 US$14US$17US$25 Book
C2606 05:51 06:34 00:43 US$16US$21US$33 Book
G8852 05:53 07:10 01:17 US$16US$21US$32 Book
D18 05:54 07:09 01:15 US$14–– Book
G8940 05:57 06:29 00:32 US$16US$21US$33 sold out Book
C2604 06:00 06:22 00:22 US$14US$17US$25 Book

Times shown are local China time (UTC+8). Prices are in US dollars and include service fee.

What you should know

  • This is the cheapest high-speed ticket in China — a genuinely low-fare route that makes it perfect for a same-day round trip.
  • Tianjin Station (天津) puts you right next to the Haihe River and the Italian Concession; no further transport needed.
  • Look for C-trains (城际): they are unreserved-standing-friendly and there is no seat-selection stress.
Booking with a foreign passport

We book real tickets directly against your passport number — no Chinese ID or phone number needed. Your passport is your ticket: go to the staffed lane at the gate, let staff scan it, and board.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a Beijing to Tianjin train ticket?

This is one of the cheapest high-speed fares in China — usually well under the price of a Beijing taxi ride across town.

How often do trains run?

Departures from Beijing South run roughly every 10 minutes from early morning to late evening.

Which Beijing station?

Beijing South (北京南) exclusively for the intercity C-trains.

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