Beijing to Xi'an: A High-Speed Rail Adventure in China

Beijing to Xi’an at 350KM/H – China’s Bullet Train Is Next Level!

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Beijing to Xi’an at 350KM/H – China’s Bullet Train Is Next Level!
Jordan and Emily2025-03-0712 min

Today, we're hopping on a Bullet Train from Beijing to Xi’an, China!With so many ways to travel around China, we had plenty of options. Flying would have cost about the same. But we figured taking the train would let us see more of the Chinese countryside. The real question is… was this China bullet train it worth it? 🤔

--- Jordan and Emily
March 7, 2025, Spring in China

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Beijing to Xi'an: A High-Speed Rail Adventure in China

Today, we're hopping on a Bullet Train from Beijing to Xi’an, China! With so many ways to travel around China, we had plenty of options. Flying would have cost about the same. But we figured taking the train would let us see more of the Chinese countryside. The real question is… was this China...