In China, a new high-speed railway has been opened

The new high-speed railway from Chizhou to Huangshan, opened in Anhui Province, is not only aimed at facilitating travel but also serving as a key element in the region’s development, this is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Stretching 125 kilometers and capable of accommodating trains traveling at speeds of up to 350 km/h, it connects not only cities but also numerous tourist attractions.

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Chizhou and Xishandun stations have become transfer points to other mainlines, forming an extensive network that simplifies travel in the region.

Advanced technologies used in construction, from tunnels to bridges, including the impressive arch bridge over Lake Taiping, speak to the high level of engineering expertise and attention to environmental aspects.

Such a significant event is not limited to just opening new routes: the introduction of a flexible discount system and differentiated fare policies is aimed at meeting passengers’ needs and stimulating economic development in the region.

The prospects for further improvement in service quality and network expansion promise a bright future for residents and visitors to this picturesque corner of China.

Photo: Xinhua

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