International railway transportation is one of the main modes of transport in international logistics. Do you know what dedicated routes exist for international railways?
International railway dedicated routes refer to specialized railway freight services established to connect two or more countries for cross-border cargo transport. The main international railway dedicated routes include the following:
1. China-Europe Railway Express (CR Express)
- Chongqing – Duisburg, Germany: Departs from Chongqing Tuanjie Village Station, exits via Alashankou, and passes through Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, and Poland to reach Duisburg Station in Germany.
- Chengdu – Łódź, Poland: Departs from Chengdu Chengxiang Station, exits via Alashankou, and passes through Kazakhstan, Russia, and Belarus to reach Łódź Station in Poland.
- Xi'an – Warsaw, Poland: Exits via Alashankou in Xinjiang, crosses Kazakhstan, Russia, and Belarus, and finally arrives in Warsaw, Poland.
- Zhengzhou – Hamburg, Germany: Departs from Zhengzhou Putian Station, exits via Alashankou, and passes through Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, and Poland to reach Hamburg Station in Germany.
- Suzhou – Warsaw, Poland: Departs from Suzhou, exits via Manzhouli, and passes through Russia and Belarus to reach Warsaw Station in Poland.
- Wuhan – Czech Republic, Poland: Departs from Wuhan Wujiashan Station, exits via Alashankou, and passes through Kazakhstan, Russia, and Belarus to reach cities in Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and other related countries.
- Yiwu – Madrid, Spain: Departs from Yiwu West Railway Station to Madrid, Spain, exits via Alashankou in Xinjiang, and passes through Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, Poland, Germany, France, and Spain.
- Harbin – Russia: Travels via the Binzhou Railway to Manzhouli border station for exit, then continues via the Trans-Siberian Railway to Biklyan Station.
- Harbin – Hamburg, Germany: The Harbin-Europe train starts from Harbin eastward, passes through Manzhouli and Zabaikalsk in Russia to Chita, transfers to the Trans-Siberian Railway, and goes via Yekaterinburg and Moscow in Russia to Malaszewicze in Poland, ending in Hamburg, Germany.
- Lanzhou – Hamburg, Germany: Departs from Lanzhou, exits via Alashankou in Xinjiang, and passes through Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, and Poland before reaching Hamburg, Germany.
- Baoding – Minsk, Belarus: Departs from Baoding, exits via Manzhouli, passes through Russia, and finally arrives in Minsk, Belarus.
- Guangzhou, Qingdao, Nanchang, Langfang, Chengdu, Langfang, Quanzhou, Jingdezhen, Hohhot, Taiyuan – Moscow; Changchun, Hefei, Shijiazhuang – Hamburg, Germany; Tangshan, Zhengzhou, Yiwu – Belgium.
2. Central Asia Railway Express
- The international railway Central Asia Express route departs from multiple cities in China, heading to Central Asian countries such as Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Turkmenistan. Examples include routes from Ürümqi, Xinjiang, to Almaty, and from Khorgos to Kazakhstan.
These international railway dedicated routes typically offer regular, fixed-route, and fixed-train-number transport services, greatly enhancing the efficiency of cross-border freight transportation. With the push of the Belt and Road Initiative, the number and coverage of international railway routes continue to expand.
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