Railway routes from China to Euro

Discover the seamless rail freight routes connecting China to Europe and beyond with Welltrans Logistics. Our extensive network ensures efficient delivery across vast distances with competitive transit times. Explore the details below:

• Chongqing to Duisburg: Starting at Chongqing Tuanjie Village Station, this route exits via Alashankou, traversing Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, and Poland, ending at Duisburg Station, Germany. Spanning 10,987 kilometers, it takes 14-15 days.
• Chengdu to Lodz/Tilburg/Nuremberg: Originating from Chengdu Chengxiang Station, exiting via Alashankou, and passing through Kazakhstan, Russia, and Belarus, this route reaches Lodz (Poland), Tilburg (Netherlands), or Nuremberg (Germany). Covering 9,965 kilometers, the journey lasts 11-12 days.
• Zhengzhou to Hamburg: Beginning at Zhengzhou Putian Station, this route exits via Alashankou or Erlian. The Alashankou path spans 10,461 kilometers through Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, and Poland, taking 13 days. The Erlian route, via Mongolia, covers 10,457 kilometers in 15 days.
• Wuhan to Hamburg/Duisburg/Pardubice: Starting at Wuhan Wujiashan Station, exiting via Alashankou, it covers 10,880 kilometers through Kazakhstan, Russia, and Belarus to Poland, Czech Republic, and Germany in 15 days. Via Manzhouli, it’s 6,645 kilometers in 10 days.
• Suzhou to Warsaw: Departing from Suzhou West Railway Station, exiting via Manzhouli, and passing through Russia and Belarus, this route ends at Warsaw Station, Poland. Spanning 11,190 kilometers, it takes 14 days.
• Yiwu to Madrid: Starting at Yiwu West Railway Station, exiting via Alashankou, and crossing Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, Poland, Germany, and France, it reaches Madrid, Spain. Covering 13,052 kilometers, the trip takes 18 days.
• Yiwu to London: Also from Yiwu West, exiting via Alashankou, this route passes through Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, Poland, Germany, France, and the English Channel to Barking Station, London, UK, in 18-20 days.
• Shenyang to Hamburg: Beginning at Shenyang East Railway Station, exiting via Manzhouli, and traveling through Russia, Belarus, and Poland, it reaches Hamburg, Germany. Spanning 9,985 kilometers, it takes 12-14 days.
• Hefei to Hamburg: Starting at Hefei North Railway Station, exiting via Alashankou, and passing through Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, and Poland, it ends in Hamburg. Covering 10,647 kilometers, it takes 15 days.
• Dongguan to Hamburg: Departing from Dongguan Shilong Station, exiting via Manzhouli, and passing through Russia, Belarus, and Poland, it reaches Hamburg, Germany. Spanning 12,283 kilometers, it takes 17 days.
• Harbin to Hamburg: Starting at Harbin Xiangfang Railway Station, exiting via Manzhouli, and traveling through Russia’s Zabaikal to Chita, then the Siberian Railway via Yekaterinburg and Moscow to Malaszewicz, Poland, ending in Hamburg, Germany. Covering 9,820 kilometers, it takes 17 days.
• Central Asian Train (Lianyungang to Five Central Asian Countries): Departing from Lianyungang, exiting via Alashankou or Horgos, this route serves Almaty (Kazakhstan), Qikursay, Tashkent (Uzbekistan), Alamedkin (Kyrgyzstan), and Dushanbe (Tajikistan). Leveraging the New Eurasian Land Bridge, it’s 900 kilometers shorter to Europe and 2,700 kilometers less than the Siberian route.
• West Asia and South Asia Trains: Connecting via Alashankou, Horgos, Erenhot, Hekou, and Pingxiang, these routes handle China’s import/export goods and transit cargo from Japan, South Korea, and Southeast Asia, linking Central, West, and South Asia.