The Lanzhou-Xinjiang High Speed Railway covers 1,786 kilometers, starting from Lanzhou, Gansu province, and passing through Xining, Qinghai province, before heading through the Hexi Corridor and reaching the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region. This route traverses diverse landscapes, earning its reputation as the "most beautiful high-speed railway" among travelers. #RailwayTime #TrainTravel | China Railway

Enjoy the breathtaking scenery along the Lijiang-Shangri-la railway, which connects the captivating cities of #Lijiang and #Shangri-la in southwest China's Yunnan Province. #AmazingChina #China #Yunnan #railway | China Xinhua News

Aerial view of the Baotou-Lanzhou Railway through the desert - mankind's efforts against the forces of nature: moving sand dunes tamed by vast stretches of man-made straw structures, a technique originating from Ningxia, now known around the world #EcoChina #FlyOverChina | FlyOverChina

As snowstorms hit China's Xinjiang, over a thousand China Railway Urumqi (CR-Urumqi) workers brave the storm, clearing snow and ice to keep trains running safely. ---------------------------------------------- For more content in Chinese, click and follow our Chinese page https://www.facebook.com/chinaembmyCN For more content in Bahasa Malaysia, click and follow our BM page https://www.facebook.com/chinaembmyBM | China Embassy in Malaysia

A new high-speed railway in Guizhou, China begins test run, which slashes travel time between Anshun and Liupanshui from 3.5 hours to just one hour. #HighSpeedRailway | China Xinhua News

Sandstorms pose a serious threat to the Hotan-Ruoqiang railway in #Xinjiang, and engineers have battled with these problems since construction began. Anti-desertification programs were carried out simultaneously with railway construction. Let’s go to the construction site to check out the first barrier of the whole sand control system here. | China Focus

The Jinan-Zhengzhou high-speed railway went into operation on Friday. It links the respective capital cities of east China's Shandong Province and central China's Henan Province, and is the latest section of the national "eight verticals and eight horizontals" high-speed railway network. The 407-km railway line runs at a top speed of 350 km per hour, and cuts the travel time between the two cities from nearly four hours to one hour and 43 minutes. There are a maximum 61 trains scheduled each day