Known as the world's highest railway, the Qinghai-Tibet line is 1,900 kilometers long and above 4,000 meters above sea level, and it takes you 22 hours all the way from Xining to Lhasa. Since its opening in 2006, the railway has been a convenient way of travel for all ethnic groups in Tibet, as well as tourists entering the region. CGTN reporter Sim Sim tells what this unique journey is like during China's Mid-Autumn and National Day holiday.#HighSpeedRailTour | CGTN

China is home to some of the most breathtaking railway journeys on Earth 🚆✨ From the roof of the world on the Qinghai–Tibet Railway, where tracks cross vast high-altitude plains and snow-capped mountains, to the charming Jiayang Steam Railway in rural Sichuan, where vintage locomotives wind through bamboo forests and rice terraces. Travel south and you’ll find railways threading through the dramatic mountains of Yunnan, while routes near Guilin glide past iconic karst limestone peaks straight o

China is home to some of the most breathtaking railway journeys on Earth 🚆✨ From the roof of the world on the Qinghai–Tibet Railway, where tracks cross vast high-altitude plains and snow-capped mountains, to the charming Jiayang Steam Railway in rural Sichuan, where vintage locomotives wind through bamboo forests and rice terraces. Travel south and you’ll find railways threading through the dramatic mountains of Yunnan, while routes near Guilin glide past iconic karst limestone peaks straight o

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