Trial run

Harbin to Yichun High-Speed Railway

哈伊高铁

The Harbin-Yichun high-speed railway is the northernmost high-speed railway in China. It brings the Xiaoxing'anling forest region within a short rail journey of Harbin and creates a new winter and autumn travel corridor.

Opening status

In trial operation, with opening expected in 2026.

This page tracks the project before passenger services begin. Route and station data may be updated after the official timetable is published on 12306.

Stations

  1. 1Harbin · 哈尔滨站0 km
  2. 2Harbin North · 哈尔滨北站12.4 km
  3. 3Hulan North · 呼兰北36.6 km
  4. 4Xinglongzhen West · 兴隆镇西88.9 km
  5. 5Suihua South · 绥化南113.8 km
  6. 6Qing'an South · 庆安南161.1 km
  7. 7Tieli · 铁力205.1 km
  8. 8Riyuexia · 日月峡243.9 km
  9. 9Yichun West · 伊春西314.9 km

Why this line matters

  • Harbin to Yichun is expected to take about two hours instead of the previous slow overnight or five-hour journeys.
  • The line serves Suihua, Qing'an, Tieli and the forest tourism area around Riyuexia and Yichun.
  • It creates a faster route for travelers heading to Yichun, Wuying and the Xiaoxing'anling region.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Harbin-Yichun high-speed railway open?

As of the latest update, the line is in trial operation. Check 12306 for the first public timetable and ticket sale date.

Which stations are on the line?

The route includes Harbin, Harbin North, Hulan North, Xinglongzhen West, Suihua South, Qing'an South, Tieli, Riyuexia and Yichun West.

How long will Harbin to Yichun take?

The planned journey time is about two hours, depending on the final stopping pattern.