Beijing West Railway Train station pickup
China’s high-speed rail is famous worldwide, and for overseas visitors, it’s an experience you shouldn’t miss. In this video, we’ll take you behind the scenes of our pickup service at Beijing West Station for passengers arriving from Xi’an. You’ll see why we make the effort to meet travelers right on the platform, outside their carriage, rather than simply waiting at the station exit.
Beijing West Railway Station Pickup Guide
For international guests arriving in Beijing by train, here is the process for pickup service at Beijing West Railway Station.
What should our driver prepare before picking up the passenger(s) at the station?
· Driver’s ID card
· Passenger’s train number and seat information for the guest being picked up
What will our driver do after arriving at Beijing West Railway Station?
· Park the car at P2, the ground-floor parking lot at Beijing West Railway Station North Square.
· Enter the station through the ground-floor entrance at Beijing North Square and go through security.
· After security, find the “Love Passage” on the right. That is where the driver gets the platform pickup ticket.
· At the “Love Passage” desk, the staff will ask the driver to provide the passenger’s ticket information and show his ID.
· After entering this information, the “Love Passage” staff will issue a platform pick-up ticket and show how to go to Waiting Room 2 upstairs.
· Go upstairs to Waiting Room 2 and wait there.
· 10 minutes before the passenger’s train arrives, the driver will come to the train conductor at the ticket barrier, and the conductor will tell the driver which platform to go to after the ticket check. The driver can come to the corresponding platform to wait for the train.
· Once the driver arrives at the platform, he will ask the platform staff to tell him the exact spot where the corresponding carriage door opens. The train arrives and stops exactly at the designated time and position.
· When the train stops, and the passengers step out of the carriage, the driver can identify them.
· After meeting the passenger at the platform, the driver will escort the passenger to the P2 parking lot at the North Square.
· Please note the driver shall keep this platform pick-up ticket, which is needed when exiting the station.
Plan Your Trip
Here’s an AI-suggested itinerary for a classic trip to China, covering some of the country’s most iconic highlights. This sample itinerary is ideal for a first-time visitor and can be adjusted to fit your interests and available time.
While AI trip planners are fast, a human is still essential for checking the details and making smart adjustments. Booking a car service is the most economical way to establish a connection with locals.
Day 1: Arrival in Beijing
- Arrive in Beijing, China’s capital.
- Check into your hotel and relax after your flight.
- Evening stroll at Wangfujing Street for local snacks and shopping.
Day 2: Beijing – Ancient Wonders
- Visit Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City.
- Explore Jingshan Park for panoramic city views.
- Walk through the historic hutongs (old alleyways).
- Optional: Peking duck dinner.
Day 3: The Great Wall & Summer Palace
- Morning excursion to the Great Wall of China (Mutianyu or Badaling section).
- Afternoon visit to the Summer Palace and its beautiful gardens.
- Evening at leisure.
Day 4: Xi’an – Terracotta Warriors
- Take a high-speed train or flight to Xi’an.
- Visit the world-famous Terracotta Army.
- Explore the ancient city wall and Muslim Quarter.
Day 5: Xi’an to Chengdu – Pandas & Cuisine
- Morning stroll at the Big Wild Goose Pagoda.
- Travel to Chengdu, the home of giant pandas.
- Enjoy Sichuan hotpot for dinner.
Day 6: Chengdu – Pandas & Culture
- Visit the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding.
- Explore Jinli Ancient Street and Wuhou Shrine.
- Relax in a traditional teahouse.
Day 7: Shanghai – Modern China
- Fly or take a high-speed train to Shanghai.
- Walk along the Bund for skyline views.
- Explore Nanjing Road for shopping.
Day 8: Shanghai – Old Meets New
- Visit Yu Garden and the Old City.
- Explore the French Concession and Xintiandi.
- Optional: Evening Huangpu River cruise.
Day 9: Departure
- Last-minute shopping or sightseeing.
- Depart from Shanghai.
This itinerary covers China’s must-see cities and attractions, blending history, culture, and modern highlights. If you want a more tailored trip, Tripadvisor’s AI Trip Builder can create a personalized itinerary based on your preferences! Let me know if you want to focus on specific regions, interests, or travel styles.
