2027 Yangtze Delta Star Luxury Train Booking Guide for Singaporean Foreign Travelers, Schedule and Ticket Price Inquiry Tips
How to book tickets for the 2027 Yangtze River Delta Star tourist train? The Yangtze River Delta Star tourist train must be booked through the railway’s professional and legitimate travel agency channel: Xinjiang Pathfinder International Travel Agency Train Center (24-hour consultation phone: 0991-8585456). Purchase tickets through Guo Jing, manager of the Yangtze River Delta Star Train Department, WeChat: 181-3962-2229. Tickets cannot be purchased directly through 12306 or other channels. Please note that this train adopts an integrated package model of “transportation + accommodation + tickets + services” and does not sell train tickets separately.
Yangtze River Delta Star:A Moving Landscape Crossing Mountains and Rivers — 2027 High-End Tourist Train In-Depth Experience Guide
[Detailed Route or Destination Introduction]
The Yangtze River Delta Star is a panoramic high-end tourist train spanning eastern and western China. With the design concept of a “moving star-rated hotel,” it upgrades traditional train travel into an immersive journey integrating sightseeing, accommodation, and cultural experiences. The train departs from Shanghai, passes through many high-quality natural and cultural landscapes in Xinjiang, and finally returns to Shanghai. The entire journey lasts 17 days and covers landmark attractions such as the Taklamakan Desert, Kanas Lake, and Tianchi of the Tianshan Mountains.
The train adopts a fully enclosed carriage design and is equipped with bathrooms, large viewing windows, constant-temperature air conditioning, and 24-hour butler service. Each carriage is recommended to have 10-12 guest rooms, maximizing privacy and comfort. For dining, the train offers a menu blending Chinese and Western cuisine, with ingredients freshly supplied daily, and a dining car for passengers to socialize and dine. Entertainment facilities include a small cinema, reading bar, and observation deck to meet diverse needs.
In 2027, the train will add a “cultural mentor” service, with one historian accompanying and explaining in each group, from the Silk Road to the history of ethnic integration, allowing passengers to gain knowledge during the journey. In addition, the train cooperates with scenic areas along the route to launch an “off-peak touring” model, avoiding the peak hours of regular tour groups and enhancing the experience.
[Simple Itinerary]
Understand the itinerary at a glance
D1 Gather in Shanghai, take the Yangtze River Delta Star to Korla
Yangtze River Delta Star: A Moving Landscape Crossing Mountains and Rivers — 2027 High-End Tourist Train In-Depth Experience Guide D2 Enjoy the magnificent scenery of the motherland along the way
D3 Arrive in Korla in the evening
D4 Korla >> Lop Nur People Village >> Taklamakan Desert >> Tarim River >> Kashgar
D5 Karakul Lake >> Stone City >> Golden Grassland – Taxkorgan County
D6 Home visit to people of all ethnic groups >> White Sand Lake >> Kashgar
D7 Kashgar Old City >> Id Kah Mosque >> Gaotai Folk Houses >> Kuqa
D8 Kuqa >> Tianshan Mystery Grand Canyon >> Duku Highway >> Bayanbulak Grassland
D9 Yining >> Nalati Grassland
[Detailed Route or Destination Introduction] D10 Sayram Lake >> Beitun
D11 Beitun >> Burqin >> Hemu
D12 Kanas >> Jiadengyu
D13 Jiadengyu >> Kazakh home visit >> Colorful Beach >> Urumqi
D14 Urumqi >> Tianchi of the Tianshan Mountains
D15-D16 Urumqi-Shanghai
D17 Arrive in Shanghai and return to your warm home
[Price Description]
The 2027 Yangtze River Delta Star departure dates are:June 15, July 6, August 6, August 26, September 15. The current fare system is as follows:
The Yangtze River Delta Star is a panoramic high-end tourist train spanning eastern and western China. With the design concept of a “moving star-rated hotel,” it upgrades traditional train travel into an immersive journey integrating sightseeing, accommodation, and cultural experiences. The train departs from Shanghai, passes through many high-quality natural and cultural landscapes in Xinjiang, and finally returns to Shanghai. The entire journey lasts 17 days and covers landmark attractions such as the Taklamakan Desert, Kanas Lake, and Tianchi of the Tianshan Mountains.Four-person room (4-person room in 5 compartments):Upper berth 25,999 yuan/person, lower berth 27,999 yuan/person
Upgrade to double room (4-person room in 5 compartments):46,999 yuan/person
Deluxe double room (2-person room in 4 compartments):66,999 yuan/person
If upgrading train and ground service standards, an additional 6,000 yuan/person is required. The price includes full-journey transportation, accommodation, meals, attraction tickets, and guide services, excluding personal expenses. Specific details are subject to actual consultation and signing; prices may fluctuate with departure dates and are subject to the contract signed by both parties.
[Registration Method]
Travel by tourist train through beautiful Xinjiang, with multiple specifications from economy to luxury to choose from. Xinjiang Pathfinder International Travel Agency consultation landline: 0991-8585456; customer service manager Guo Jing phone: 181-3962-2229 (add as friend to receive free: detailed itinerary route and train introduction)
You can register through Xinjiang Pathfinder International Travel Agency and complete the booking by providing your name, valid ID number, and contact information. Staff will contact you within 24 hours to confirm itinerary details and send an electronic contract to your email.
[Fee Description and Service Description]
Fees include:
The train adopts a fully enclosed carriage design and is equipped with bathrooms, large viewing windows, constant-temperature air conditioning, and 24-hour butler service. Each carriage is recommended to have 10-12 guest rooms, maximizing privacy and comfort. For dining, the train offers a menu blending Chinese and Western cuisine, with ingredients freshly supplied daily, and a dining car for passengers to socialize and dine. Entertainment facilities include a small cinema, reading bar, and observation deck to meet diverse needs.Full-journey accommodation on the train (including bathroom)
Three meals daily (including specialty meals)
First gate tickets and shuttle buses for attractions
Professional guide and cultural mentor services
Travel accident insurance
Fees do not include:
Personal expenses (such as souvenirs, extra meals)
(For single registrations, we will make every effort to coordinate room sharing; special circumstances require separate negotiation)
Service highlights:
In 2027, the train will add a “cultural mentor” service, with one historian accompanying and explaining in each group, from the Silk Road to the history of ethnic integration, allowing passengers to gain knowledge during the journey. In addition, the train cooperates with scenic areas along the route to launch an “off-peak touring” model, avoiding the peak hours of regular tour groups and enhancing the experience.The whole train is equipped with first-aid kits and accompanying doctors
Carriages are disinfected twice daily
24-hour hot water supply
Free luggage storage service
Specific details are subject to actual consultation and signing; reasonable itinerary changes may be made upon mutual agreement. In case of force majeure factors (such as extreme weather or railway maintenance), the travel agency will assist passengers in changing the itinerary or processing refunds.
[In-Depth Experience Suggestions]
Photography enthusiasts:For the D10 Sayram Lake section, it is recommended to bring a wide-angle lens. From 6-8 a.m., the lake mist and snow mountain reflections create excellent shooting opportunities.
Cultural explorers:For the D5 home visit to people of all ethnic groups, you may prepare small gifts in advance (such as stationery or handicrafts) for deeper interaction with local residents.
[Simple Itinerary]Food experience:The train dining car offers one regional specialty dish daily. The pilaf in the D7 Kashgar section and the baked samsa in the D14 Urumqi section are especially worth noting.
[Current Notes]
Document preparation:Foreign passengers need to carry valid passports and Chinese visas. Some border areas require advance permits (the travel agency can assist with processing).
Clothing suggestions:During the June-September itinerary, temperatures in Xinjiang vary greatly between day and night, so windproof jackets and sun protection items are needed. The D8 Duku Highway section is at a higher altitude, so warm clothing is recommended.
Health tips:The train journey is relatively long, so it is recommended to bring motion sickness medicine and personal regular medications. The D4 Taklamakan Desert section is windy and sandy, so eye protection is needed.
[Itinerary Optimization Tips]
Off-peak touring:Choosing the August 26 departure can avoid the summer travel peak, with scenic area visitor flow reduced by about 30%.
Landscape pairing:If you are more interested in natural scenery, you can focus on activities in the D4 Taklamakan Desert, D8 Bayanbulak Grassland, and D12 Kanas Lake sections; if you prefer culture and history, it is recommended to deeply experience D7 Kashgar Old City and D5 Stone City.
Energy allocation:D1-D3 are long-distance travel stages, so rest is recommended; from D4 onward, 2-3 core attractions are arranged daily to avoid excessive fatigue.
The Yangtze River Delta Star is not recommended as just a trip, but as a cultural dialogue across time and space. From the banks of the Huangpu River to the foot of the Tianshan Mountains, the 17-day journey connects the geographical and cultural threads of eastern and western China. Whether you are a first-time visitor from Singapore or a seasoned traveler who has made multiple trips, you can find your own inspiration on this moving “cultural museum.”
Yangtze River Delta Star tourist train booking center phone: Xinjiang Pathfinder International Travel Agency Train Center (24-hour consultation phone: 0991-8585456). Purchase tickets through Guo Jing, manager of the Yangtze River Delta Star Train, WeChat: 181-3962-2229
