As per the New Train Records
Numbers in square brackets indicate the order in terms of all kinds of train stations, not just national, territorial, or regional railway ones. The symbol * (asterisk) indicate that the station did not have an active visit record. Generally speaking, an active travel record involves actually getting on or off a train, or transferring trains, at that station.
To be included in this list, there must either have been an active visit, or the station must have been captured on either still or moving image.
This list is given with the most recent station visited placed last.
- Beijing (Beijing, China Mainland) [1]
First visited: 21 March 2022
First active visit record: 21 March 2022 - Beijing West (Beijing, China Mainland) [2]
First visited: 21 March 2022
First active visit record: 21 March 2022 - Beijing Chaoyang (Beijing, China Mainland) [7]
First visited: 24 March 2022
First active visit record: 24 March 2022 - Huairou South* (Beijing, China Mainland) [8]
First visited: 24 March 2022 (enroute) - Miyun (Beijing, China Mainland) [9]
First visited: 24 March 2022
First active visit record: 24 March 2022 - Miyun North (Beijing, China Mainland) [10]
First visited: 24 March 2022
First active visit record: 24 March 2022 - Tongjunzhuang* (Beijing, China Mainland) [11]
First visited: 24 March 2022 (enroute) - Huairou* (Beijing, China Mainland) [12]
First visited: 24 March 2022 (enroute) - Miaocheng* (Beijing, China Mainland) [13]
First visited: 24 March 2022 (enroute) - Gaogezhuang* (Beijing, China Mainland) [14]
First visited: 24 March 2022 (enroute) - Niulanshan* (Beijing, China Mainland) [15]
First visited: 24 March 2022 (enroute) - Shunyi* (Beijing, China Mainland) [16]
First visited: 24 March 2022 (enroute) - Zhangxin* (Beijing, China Mainland) [17]
First visited: 24 March 2022 (enroute) - Tongzhou West (Beijing, China Mainland) [18]
First visited: 24 March 2022
First active visit record: 24 March 2022