Ang'angxi Railway Station (Chinese Eastern Railway)
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An old Chinese Eastern Railway station opened in 1903, with a well-preserved century-old Russian-style station building that draws railway enthusiasts and photographers.
Ang’angxi Station was an important station on the western line of the Chinese Eastern Railway. Opened in 1903, it was once the railway gateway to the Qiqihar area. The old station building is typical Russian architecture, with yellow walls, a pitched roof, and wood carvings. The platform, the nearby old water tower, and the locomotive depot buildings have also survived, and they are part of the Chinese Eastern Railway Architectural Complex. You can take photos in the station forecourt, but the station is managed under railway regulations, so you may not enter the platforms freely. It is next to Russian Street and within walking distance.
Opening hours
Open all day (exterior viewing only)
Nearby sights
- Ang'angxi Russian Street
- Ang'angxi Neolithic Site Museum
- Longsha Park
- Dacheng Temple (Mahayana Temple)
- Laodong Lake
- Bukui Mosque
- Qiqihar Guandi Temple
- Qiqihar Museum