Xian North Railway Station is one of the most important transportation hubs of Chinese high speed rail network. It is about 8.7 miles from  the Bell Tower in Xian city center, 8 miles from Xian Railway Station and 15.5 km  from Xianyang International Airport.
Xian North Train Station mainly consists of two parts: two squares and station building. Currently, only the south square is in service and the north one is under construction. Public bus stops, taxi stands and parking lots for personal cars are available on the south square, and beneath the square, there are also parking lots in service. In the future, there will be a commercial plaza and a long-distance bus station beneath the two squares, too.
Between the two squares is the station building, covering an area of 83 acres. It is modeled in the architectural style of the Han Dynasty (202BC – 220AD) and the Tang (618 - 907) Dynasty, which indicates long history and rich culture of the city. The building has four floors: two departure floors 1F & 2F are above the ground, and the other two are under ground. -1F is an arrival floor and -2F is a subway station.
2F: waiting hall, ticket office, commercial area (on mezzanine), taxi drop-off area
1F: platforms, ticket offices, exits/ entrances
-1F: arrival hall, subway entrances/ exits, exit passage, ticket office
-2F: subway platforms

Xian North Railway Station
Add: At intersection of the Weiyang Road and Wenjing Road in Weiyang District, Xian City

Major Rail Lines from the North Station to:
The station mainly operates bullet trains to/from major Chinese cities including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Zhengzhou, Wuhan and Changsha.