Harbin Railway Station
Description:
Harbin Station was formerly known as Qin Gang or Sungari Station. The railway office was opened in 1899. From here trains depart in the directions of Beijing, Bingzhou, Dalian and Manzhouli.
In 1903, the station received the status of Harbin station. In 1934, Harbin became a fairly large hub station. Five railway lines crossed here. And after China connected the Eastern Railway, the station received eight trains a day. Between 1956 and 1961, the station expanded.
Today the station receives about 190 trains daily. It is planned to open a high-speed route to Kazakhstan in the future. The speed of the trains will be about 250 kilometers per hour.
About three million passengers pass through the station every day.
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