Hungary is served by the Xi'an–Budapest full-timetable block train, which runs to a published schedule with fixed departure and arrival days. Budapest is the main distribution hub for Central and Eastern Europe — Hungary, Slovakia, Romania, Serbia and the Balkans. Timetable transit is 18–20 days.
Budapest is the pivot for Central and Eastern Europe: from the terminal, containers reach Hungary, Slovakia, Romania, Serbia, Croatia and the wider Balkans on short road legs. Cargo exits at Alashankou or Khorgos, crosses Kazakhstan, Belarus and Poland, enters the EU at Malaszewicze, and runs south-east to Budapest.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Lane | China → Hungary (Budapest) |
| Product | Full-timetable block train (Xi'an–Budapest) |
| Exits | Alashankou / Khorgos · Malaszewicze (EU entry) |
| Transit | 18–20 days door to door |
| Equipment | 20GP / 40GP / 40HQ / SOC |
| Onward | Road distribution across Hungary, Slovakia, Romania, Serbia and the Balkans |
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18–20 days door to door on the Xi'an–Budapest full-timetable train, and predictable because it runs to a timetable.
Hungary, Slovakia, Romania, Serbia, Croatia and the wider Balkans, on short road legs. We price the onward leg against your delivery address.
Yes. It runs to a published schedule with fixed departure and arrival days.