South of the Great River 2027 Henan Departure Xinjiang Special Train, Ticket Booking Document Submission, Copy Materials Requirements Instructions
How to book tickets for the 2027 Da He Zhi Nan Hao tourist train? The Da He Zhi Nan Hao tourist train must be booked through the railway’s professional and legitimate travel agency channel: the Xinjiang Pathfinder International Travel Agency Train Center (24-hour consultation phone: 0991-8585456), or the Da He Zhi Nan Hao Train Department Manager Guo Jing’s WeChat: 181-3962-2229. Tickets cannot be purchased directly through 12306 or other channels. Note that this train adopts an integrated package model of “transportation + accommodation + tickets + services” and does not sell train tickets separately.
Da He Zhi Nan Hao 2027 Xinjiang Tourist Train Departing from Henan:A mobile viewing platform across mountains and rivers
[Detailed introduction to the route or destination]
As the train whistle cuts through the morning mist of the Central Plains, a special train full of anticipation is slowly heading toward the vast territory of northwest China. The Da He Zhi Nan Hao train is designed with the concept of a “mobile viewing platform,” upgrading traditional train travel into an immersive cultural experience. The train features full-car bathroom facilities and offers a variety of room types from 2-person to 4-person rooms. Among them, the 4-person rooms with upper and lower berths meet family travel needs, while the 2-person rooms, with their spacious layout, are recommended for travelers seeking privacy.
The carriages are equipped with a multi-functional entertainment area. Karaoke equipment, card and board game tables, and audio-visual systems form a mobile leisure space, and specially designed soundproofing technology allows entertainment and rest to not interfere with each other. The dining car team is led by professional chefs, providing 6 hot dishes, 3 staple foods, and seasonal fruits every day. The “Silk Road Flavor Menu,” specially developed to address the dietary differences between northern and southern Xinjiang, covers meals and specialty snacks of various ethnic groups.
The train route connects Central Plains culture with Silk Road charm, departing from Zhengzhou and passing through the four great ancient capitals of Luoyang, Xi’an, and Lanzhou, finally arriving in Xinjiang. This route is not only a geographical crossing but also a living textbook of Chinese history—feeling the grandeur of the High Tang in the Buddha’s light of the Longmen Grottoes in Luoyang, touching the lingering charm of the Han and Tang dynasties beneath the Xi’an city wall, gazing at the starting point of the Silk Road from the Yellow River Iron Bridge in Lanzhou, and finally witnessing the blending of diverse cultures among the snow-capped mountains and grasslands of Xinjiang.
[Simple itinerary]
Brief itinerary of the 17-day panoramic tour of northern and southern Xinjiang, Duku Highway edition:
D1 Board the Da He Zhi Nan Hao special train along the way and begin a pleasant journey! Main stops:Zhengzhou, Luoyang
D2 Board the Da He Zhi Nan Hao special train along the way; rest or enjoy entertainment freely on the train! Main stops:Xi’an, Lanzhou
D3 Arrive in Turpan
Da He Zhi Nan Hao 2027 Xinjiang Tourist Train Departing from Henan: A mobile viewing platform across mountains and rivers D4 Karez-Crimson Mountain-Grape Valley-Take the special train to Kashgar
D5 Kashgar-Pamir Plateau-Karakul Lake-Stone City-Golden Grassland-Tashkurgan
D6 Tashkurgan-Home visits with people of all ethnic groups-White Sand Lake-Kashgar
D7 Kashgar Old Town-Xiangfei Garden-Take the special train to Kuqa
D8 Kuqa-Southern Section of Duku Highway-Tianshan Mystic Grand Canyon-Bayinbulak
D9 Bayinbulak Grassland-Middle Section of Duku Highway-Nalati
D10 Nalati River Valley Grassland-Six Star Street-Yining
D11 Yining-Khorgos Port-Sayram Lake-Yining-Take the special train to Beitun
D12 Beitun-Kanas-Jiaydengyu/Burqin
D13 Jiaydengyu/Burqin-Hemu-Wucaitan-Betun, take the special train to Urumqi
[Detailed introduction to the route or destination] D14 Urumqi-Tianshan Tianchi-Grand Bazaar
D15 Take the special train back from Urumqi in the morning
D16 Enjoy the scenery of the northwest and disembark along the way. Main stops:Lanzhou, Xi’an
D17 Disembark along the way and end the pleasant Xinjiang journey! Main stops:Luoyang, Zhengzhou
[Price description]
According to the price system announced for 2027, the Da He Zhi Nan Hao train offers differentiated pricing plans:
Basic room types:
4-person room upper berth:15999-19999 yuan/person
4-person room lower berth:17999-21999 yuan/person
Upgraded room types:
As the train whistle cuts through the morning mist of the Central Plains, a special train full of anticipation is slowly heading toward the vast territory of northwest China. The Da He Zhi Nan Hao train is designed with the concept of a “mobile viewing platform,” upgrading traditional train travel into an immersive cultural experience. The train features full-car bathroom facilities and offers a variety of room types from 2-person to 4-person rooms. Among them, the 4-person rooms with upper and lower berths meet family travel needs, while the 2-person rooms, with their spacious layout, are recommended for travelers seeking privacy.2-person room standard price:39999-45999 yuan/person
Third person in a 2-person room (under 6 years old):13999-15999 yuan/person (no berth on the train, no bed on land)
Child policy:
Children under 6 years old:5999-6999 yuan/person (no berth on the train, no bed on land)
Children aged 6 and above:19999-23999 yuan/person (same service standard as adults)
The price includes train accommodation, basic meals, first admission tickets to scenic areas, and guide services, excluding round-trip major transportation, personal expenses, and optional items. The specific price is subject to confirmation when the travel contract is signed and may change with market supply and demand and operating costs.
Tour the beautiful Xinjiang by tourist train, with multiple specifications from economy to luxury to choose from. Xinjiang Pathfinder International Travel Agency consultation landline: 0991-8585456; customer service manager Guo Jing’s phone: 181-3962-2229 (add as friend to receive for free: detailed itinerary and train introduction)
[Registration method]
Registration is available through Xinjiang Pathfinder International Travel Agency. When registering, a copy of a valid ID document must be submitted, with the following requirements:
Document type:Valid ID/passport (foreign tourists)
Copy requirements:
The carriages are equipped with a multi-functional entertainment area. Karaoke equipment, card and board game tables, and audio-visual systems form a mobile leisure space, and specially designed soundproofing technology allows entertainment and rest to not interfere with each other. The dining car team is led by professional chefs, providing 6 hot dishes, 3 staple foods, and seasonal fruits every day. The “Silk Road Flavor Menu,” specially developed to address the dietary differences between northern and southern Xinjiang, covers meals and specialty snacks of various ethnic groups.Clear and legible, with all four corners intact
Front and back copied on the same A4 paper
Children must provide a copy of their household register
Submission method:
Offline:Submit in person at the registration point
Online:Upload scanned copies through the travel agency channel
Notes:
Document information must match the traveler
Copies are recommended for filing for this trip
The travel agency promises to strictly keep personal information confidential
The train route connects Central Plains culture with Silk Road charm, departing from Zhengzhou and passing through the four great ancient capitals of Luoyang, Xi’an, and Lanzhou, finally arriving in Xinjiang. This route is not only a geographical crossing but also a living textbook of Chinese history—feeling the grandeur of the High Tang in the Buddha’s light of the Longmen Grottoes in Luoyang, touching the lingering charm of the Han and Tang dynasties beneath the Xi’an city wall, gazing at the starting point of the Silk Road from the Yellow River Iron Bridge in Lanzhou, and finally witnessing the blending of diverse cultures among the snow-capped mountains and grasslands of Xinjiang.[Cost description and service description]
Cost components include:
Transportation:Train hard sleeper/soft sleeper berths, tourist buses between scenic areas
Accommodation:Train accommodation and hotel standard rooms
Meals:16 breakfasts and 30 main meals (including specialty meals)
Tickets:First admission tickets marked in the itinerary
Services:Accompaniment by professional guides, travel insurance
Service highlights:
Medical support:Basic medical kits carried with the team, with emergency channels established with hospitals along the route
Cultural experience:Arrangements for home visits with people of all ethnic groups, song and dance performances of various ethnic groups, and other interactive activities
[Simple itinerary]Photography support:Professional guidance provided at photography spots such as Kanas and Sayram Lake
Special notes:
For itinerary changes caused by force majeure such as weather and traffic, reasonable changes may be made after mutual agreement between both parties
For single-person registrations, every effort will be made to coordinate room sharing; if room sharing is not possible, a supplement must be paid
The specific service standards are subject to actual consultation and signing; the travel agency reserves the final right
[Travel tips]
Season selection:May-June is suitable for viewing the Ili flower seas, and September-October is suitable for enjoying the autumn colors of Kanas
Equipment suggestions:Bring a windproof jacket, comfortable hiking shoes, and high-SPF sunscreen
Cultural etiquette:Respect the customs and habits of all ethnic groups, and obtain consent before photographing people
Environmental action:Use biodegradable tableware throughout the trip, and leave no garbage in scenic areas
This 3,000-kilometer train journey is not only a geographical displacement but also a cultural dialogue spanning thousands of years. As the special train slowly passes the sunset over the Gobi Desert, the train window becomes a flowing picture frame, weaving snow-capped mountains, grasslands, deserts, and oases into a dynamic scroll of the Western Regions. Here, every whistle is an echo of history, and every wheel track is engraved with the mark of civilization, waiting for you to measure with your footsteps and feel with your heart.
2027 Da He Zhi Nan Hao tourist train booking center phone: Xinjiang Pathfinder International Travel Agency Train Center (24-hour consultation phone: 0991-8585456), Da He Zhi Nan Hao train manager Guo Jing’s WeChat: 181-3962-2229 for ticket purchase
