How to Book Train Travel From Guangzhou to Beijing

Visitors booking train travel from Guangzhou to Beijing will see many historical sites, including Guangzhou's Nanyue King's Tomb Museum and the Zhenhai Tower. Located near Hong Kong and the South China Sea, Guangzhou is the capital city of Guangdong province. In Beijing, Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City are famous historical sites most visitors make time to see.

Difficulty: Moderately Challenging

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Passport.
• Computer with Internet connection.
• Visa.

Book Train Travel

1. Book your train travel from Guangzhou to Beijing online via the China Trip Advisor Web site (see below). Click your departure city and follow the Web site's prompts.

2. Book at least 10 to 60 days in advance so the agents at China Trip Advisor have enough time to book your tickets. Their specialists will book your travel and then email you confirmation.

3. Follow the directions given to complete the online train travel booking application for Guangzhou to Beijing. If you do not see your connection, contact the company. To do this, click the 'contact us' link at the bottom of the page, and use the online form to send an email. Agents will then make your booking for you based on the info you supply.

4. Coordinate a date for delivery and a local address in China for receiving your tickets. After your train travel from Guangzhou to Beijing is booked, the website will email you confirmation.

5. Complete the booking process by submitting your payment information. Use VISA, MasterCard, Paypal, AMEX or Diners Club.

Tips & Warnings

• Although train travel in China is relatively safe, it's still a good idea to have your medical records handy, especially if you need to take medication during your train trip.
• Contact the U.S. State Department to receive any safety warnings about your destination, prior to travel.
• The government recommends tourists take the famous nonstop Z trains.
• Be sure to write down any and all confirmation numbers you receive; keep them with you until you're on the train.
• If you're going to be in China for more than a month, register with the U.S. Embassy in Beijing.
• Make a copy of the photo page of your passport and store it separately from the real thing. It's smart to leave a copy in your hotel's safe, too. Have the number of the embassy on hand, too, so you can reach them quickly if you lose your passport or discover it is stolen.
• Call China-Train Ticket at 86 10 65266721 or visit the link below.
• Be aware that facilities in small towns are likely to be below western or international standards.

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[irena133]

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