Beijing to Fuzhou by Train
Yes, there are direct trains. About 7 departures a day run from Beijing to Fuzhou without changing trains — a few times a day. The fastest takes about 7h 51m.
- Direct trains
- 7 per day
- Fastest
- 7h 51m
- Changes
- None
- Return (Fuzhou → Beijing)
- 1 per day · 7h 35m
Trains from Beijing to Fuzhou
| Train | Dep | Arr | Duration | From | To | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| G87Beijing South → FuzhouBeijing South | 06:56 | 14:47 | 7h 51m | Beijing South | Fuzhou | 1837 km |
| G877Beijing South → PingtanBeijing South | 08:07 | 19:42 | 11h 35m | Beijing South | Pingtan | 2055 km |
| G981Beijing South → Fuzhou SouthBeijing South | 08:46 | 18:43 | 9h 57m | Beijing South | Fuzhou South | 1874 km |
| G813Beijing South → FuzhouBeijing South | 09:38 | 20:05 | 10h 27m | Beijing South | Fuzhou | 1896 km |
| G963Beijing South → FuzhouBeijing South | 10:35 | 19:49 | 9h 14m | Beijing South | Fuzhou | 1808 km |
| G965Beijing South → FuzhouBeijing South | 11:45 | 21:10 | 9h 25m | Beijing South | Fuzhou | 1810 km |
| G1527Beijing → Fuzhou SouthBeijing | 11:45 | 21:58 | 10h 13m | Beijing | Fuzhou South | 1835 km |
Times are planning references. China Railway runs several timetable revisions a year and adds or suspends trains at short notice — check live seats and today’s schedule for your date before you rely on any specific departure.
Before you rely on this
The times above come from the July 2026 timetable snapshot. China Railway revises its schedule several times a year, adds trains for holidays, and suspends services at short notice. Treat every departure time as a planning reference, not a booking commitment.
The live search queries China Railway (12306) directly for your travel date — that is the only source that reflects today's actual schedule and seat availability.
Our data covers high-speed (G/D/C) and intercity services. Slow conventional trains (Z/T/K) are only partly included, so a route marked "no direct train" may still have a direct slow train. Always confirm in the live search.
Why people take the train instead of flying
- City centre to city centre. Chinese high-speed stations sit in the urban core or on a metro line — no 45-minute airport transfer at either end.
- No check-in cut-off. You can board a few minutes before departure. Arriving 20 minutes early is comfortable.
- Luggage is free and unlimited. No weight limit, no bag drop queue.
- 7h 51m door to door compares well once you add airport security, boarding and transfers.
- Foreign passports are accepted. Your passport is your ticket — no Chinese ID or phone number needed.
What it costs
Fares are set by China Railway in yuan and converted to dollars at the rate shown on this site. The price you see in the search results is the fare plus our service fee, in one number — nothing is added at checkout.
Other classes, and slower trains on the same route, are priced differently by the railway. The exact figure for the train you pick is shown before you pay.
Check live prices and trains · How our pricing works
China Railway sets and occasionally changes fares — always confirm the live price for your date.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to change trains from Beijing to Fuzhou?
No. Around 7 direct trains a day connect the two cities without a change.
How long is the train from Beijing to Fuzhou?
The fastest direct service takes about 7h 51m. Slower trains on the same route take longer.
Can foreigners book these trains?
Yes. Every train listed runs under China Railway (12306) and accepts foreign passports. We book against your passport number — no Chinese ID or phone number required.
Are the departure times fixed?
We show typical daily frequency rather than exact times, because China Railway adjusts schedules several times a year. The live search always reflects the current timetable for your travel date.
Is the train cheaper than flying?
On most routes under about 5 hours, second class costs less than a comparable flight once you include baggage and airport transfers. Live fares in USD (with our service fee included) are shown in the search results.
Other places you can reach from Beijing
Going the other way
Arriving in Fuzhou
Trains from Beijing arrive at one of Fuzhou's main stations. Check your ticket for the station name — large cities have several, and they can be 30+ minutes apart. Station names are shown in Chinese and English on every platform sign, and your passport works at the staffed gate for both entry and exit.