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China has built a very comprehensive transportation system with flights, trains, highways and waterways, as well as local city transportation, such as taxi, public bus and metro. To travel between two destinations, travelers are recommended to take flight or high speed train; to travel around the destinations, travelers are recommended to use our private transfer service. Yangtze River cruise is not only served as a means of transportation sailing between Chongqing and Shanghai or Chongqing and Yichang, but also a relaxing way to enjoy the fascinating natural gorge scenery along Three Gorges. You could add it into your China trip as a break to relax yourselves to the most.

To make clear how to travel in one city, you can head to the single city transportation guide. Check the list below and you’ll find the transportation information to well match for your arrangements.

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China flights: fast & convenient transfer.

Flights or airplanes are the fastest and most convenient way to travel from International cities to China and among most destinations in China. Taking flight is not only time-saving but also energy saving. There are many international airports in China that travelers can choose your ideal gateway to China, like Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Chengdu, etc. Till now, 18 cities of China offers 72-hour visa free transit and travelers can make short stay in most of popular cities. Besides, the Big Four Airlines – Air China, China Southern Airlines, China Eastern Airlines and Hainan Airlines serve you most in China. China Discovery is here ready to book domestic flights for you to well match your tour arrangements in each destination. Also, we can help to book international flights for your coming and departure. If you are a member of a certain airline company, please tell your travel consultant for they can consult about membership points for you. If you book it on your own, please notice the departure time, airports and terminal and do some research about the transfer.

China Trains: High Speed Train Travel

Different trains can take travelers to almost every city and region. By the December of 2014, China has the world’s longest HSR network with over 16,000 km, extending to 28 of China’s 34 provinces and regions. You are highly recommended to travel around China by high speed train (G trains, D trains and C trains) with an average speed of 250 km/h or higher. Fast, safe, reliable, comfortable and environment-friendly high speed trains are now rivaling air travel as an efficient means of transportation for long distance. Most of the tourist cities including Beijing, Shanghai, Xian, Luoyang, Guilin, Chengdu, Huangshan, Suzhou, Hangzhou, Guiyang, Guangzhou and more have high speed train running through and many travelers choose high speed train travel as a part of China experience during their trip. It is very popular to travel Beijing-Xian, Beijing-Shanghai, Xian-Luoyang, Guilin-Guiyang, Lanzhou-Urumqi, Chengdu-Chongqing, Yichang-Wuhan, and Pingyao-Xian…by high speed train.

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The Best Ways To Go To China and Travel Around

China has built a comprehensive transportation system of airports, trains, highways, subways, ports, and waterways that is world class in many places.

In the past decade, the construction of high speed rail lines, highways, and many new subways has transformed China's transportation system and the daily life of the people.

This information is about how to best enjoy these new transportation facilities to go to China, travel between cities, and local travel.

How To Get to China

By air travel.

Airplanes are the fastest and most convenient means of transportation for international travel between most of the countries in the world and China. Air travel can save precious time and energy for enjoying the attractions in your destination.

China's Airlines have witnessed dramatic improvements year upon year. In 2015, 436 million air passengers were ferried. This is almost double the passengers who flew in 2009.

The hubs of China's air travel are Beijing , Shanghai , Guangzhou and Hong Kong . These four cities were in the world's top 20 busiest airports in 2015.

International flights go to major cities around the world, and domestic flights go to all major cities within the country. See top gateway cities>>

There are two cities in China that have two airports: Beijing ( Capital International Airport and Nanyuan Airport) and Shanghai ( Pudong International Airport and Hongqiao International Airport ).

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• If you choose to board a plane by yourself, please make sure of your flight information: departure time, flight terminal and airport.
• Please let us know if you are a member of a certain airline company if you book flights with China Highlights because we can consult about membership points for you.
• Visa free access: Currently about 16 cities have 72-hour visa-free access.

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By International Cruise Ship

Cruise ships: Some would enjoy the leisurely option of international travel by cruise ship. Cruise ships dock at Tianjin for passengers going to Beijing. Ships ply all around East Asia and could take you to China or Hong Kong.

By International Train

International trains: Russians and Europeans might consider a journey from Moscow to Beijing . The journey time presently is about 124 to 144 hours depending on the route.

There are direct train lines to Vietnam also. The Hanoi, Vietnam to China train is an option especially for border crossing from Guangxi. International trains also go to Ulan Bator (Mongolia) and Pyongyang (North Korea).

How To Travel Long Distances in China

Once you're in China, we recommend domestic flights for simple, convenient longer distance travel, especially to western China and parts of central China.

But a recent development is that China's new bullet trains allow travel to many cities in the central, eastern and northeastern areas that is fast, convenient and economical.

Transportation Between Main Tourist Cities

Here is a plethora of information including bus stations, trains, and ferries and addresses for travel between these cities:

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China Train Travel

Traveling by train is one of the cheapest ways to travel on some of the long distance routes in China, and it is popular with the local population. In general, we recommend that tourists would benefit from taking bullet trains where possible and only taking the slower regular trains to save money if you have the time to travel or the interest. See Out of the Ordinary Trains below for special interest trains.

Bullet Train Travel

Bullet trains : On routes to cities where it is available, it offers speed, convenience and economy. China's new bullet train system is unique in the world for its size and low priced tickets . For example, you can presently travel between Beijing and Shanghai by the superfast G train in five or six hours for 88 USD and save money and time.

However, for longer journeys between Beijing and Guangzhou (8 to 10 hours) or Shanghai to Chongqing (13 hours), taking a plane is probably more convenient though more expensive.

English: Compared to regular train stations, the bullet train stations have more extensive English signage and the staff speak more English.

What To Expect on Chinese Trains

It is important to know what to expect if you decide to travel by train in China.

English is generally not spoken by any of the staff on the regular trains or in the regular railway stations, and there are limited English signs on the regular railway stations.

China Highlights recommends booking a soft sleeper because you'll get a separate waiting lounge. Priority boarding is available at the railway stations for passengers traveling in the soft sleeper section.

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• International Trains: Beijing–Ulan Bator, Beijing–Moscow, Beijing–Hanoi, and Beijing–Pyongyang.

Out-of-the-Ordinary Trains

The Shanghai Maglev Train was the first commercial maglev line in the world, and as yet, it is the only working commercial line. It was listed by Guinness Records in 2003 as the fastest train in the world in commercial use. It can reach 431 km/hr (268 mph) during the journey.

These two regular trains below are notable:

• The scenic Qinghai to Tibet train: If you have the time to travel and can afford the extra expense, this high altitude train in an enjoyable experience for many. But it is much more expensive than a flight to Lhasa.

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Long Distance Travel in China by Bus

We suggest that you don't use long distance buses unless absolutely necessary due to uncomfortable conditions and safety concerns. Buses go everywhere in China and are economical, but theft and other issues are more likely.

In 2012, the total mileage of highways in China reached 4,237,000 km (2,633,000 miles). Almost all towns, counties, and cities are accessible by highway, and buses can take you almost anywhere. Highway construction has actually intensified since.

Road conditions are usually very good, but be prepared that in remote areas such as Guizhou, Tibet and Xinjiang, the roads might be poor. It is suggested that travelers lower their expectations for facilities or comfort in these areas.

The frequent departures available for buses make the tickets easier to get than train tickets. Buses are also often cheaper than train travel for the same distance.

Sleeper buses are available for longer trips. Bed space is very cramped and you should take extra special care of your belongings. Theft is more common on buses than in the hard bed or soft bed cabins on trains.

Read more information about highway travel in China , including how to buy bus tickets, how to find and board the bus, bus travel tips, and conditions in China's buses.

China Tourist Cruises

Yangtze cruises : Of all the rivers, the long and broad Yangtze River is the favorite for cruise boat tours.

There is interesting and beautiful scenery. You can travel all the way from Shanghai to Chongqing by cruise boat and see cities and highlights in between as your leisurely travel.

Since they are simple to use, safe and quite inexpensive (a ticket may be as low as 30 cents USD), travel by subway is probably the best way for tourists where they are available.

Rapid construction: Since 2002, subways were rapidly built in many cities. Now [2017] about 23 cities have subways lines, and more subway systems are under construction in other cities. The top two longest subways are in Shanghai and Beijing.

They are a good way for tourists to get around because there are English signs and maps and English speaking attendants. Subways stop at central hubs where you can conveniently transfer to other means of transportation.

More information about China's subways such as boarding and tips.

Taking a Taxi in China

Taking a taxi is the most comfortable and secure way of getting around. Taking a taxi is a very fast and convenient way to get to your destination, whether it be a hotel, a scenic spot, an airport, or a railway station.

You can find taxis in almost every city , and the fare is relatively inexpensive for Western travelers. Simply wave your hand and a taxi will stop for you. Prices vary by city but are usually very cheap. The meter should always be activated. Pay the driver upon arrival. Tipping is not the custom.

You can order a taxi from your hotel and ask the concierge to write down your destination on a card. Tourists can also hire a taxi for a half or a whole day , but make sure you first agree on a price with the driver.

More information about taxis in China including the differences between taxi fares in the main tourist cities and tips for taking taxis in China.

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Private drivers: The most convenient and pleasant way is to go with us on private tour or transport. Our driver and guide will wait for you at your hotel and drive you around where you want to go by air-conditioned car.

• Your guide will arrange your entry tickets and any transport tickets (in advance), saving you a lot of time and trouble lining up.
• Our English speaking guide will help you travel quickly and comfortably and interpret for you.

We are known for providing hassle free and individualized help for our customers. We are especially helpful for tourists who don't speak the language and are new to traveling in China. Going with a disreputable outfits can cause problems.

Unusual Local Transportation

In many places tourists go, there are people on motorcycles, tricycles, pedicabs and even bicycles available and looking for riders. We suggest that tourists new to China avoid these for safety and to avoid being overcharged. Locals will often ride these types of vehicles for convenience and price, but they are familiar with the area and know what to expect.

Cycling in China

Cycling is an excellent method for getting around in China's cities or seeing tourist sights such as Guilin or Xi'an. But now in many inner cities, cycling is restricted or illegal.

China still is thought of by many as the kingdom of bicycles. China had 500 million bicycles in 1987 or one for every two citizens. But China now has the largest automobile industry by far, and about twenty million automobiles are sold each year.

However, in some poor rural parts of the country, bicycles are still ingrained in everyday life . They are an important means of transportation , and while on tour in China, you can rent a bike and join them riding bikes in the country.

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Walking in China

There is probably no better way than walking around to give you an authentic experience of ordinary life. By walking in the lanes or the neighborhoods, you will see things you might never notice from the tourist coach.

However, before you hit the road, here are some tips:

• When crossing the street, you need to look BOTH ways even if the green light is on.
• Pickpockets are very common in tourist spots. Don't carry your valuables and passports in a backpack. Put them securely in an inside pocket or a secure pocket in a waist bag and keep an eye on it.
• Remember to get a business card for your hotel in case you get lost or want to get a taxi back. Or you can ask the hotel staff to write down the places you want to go in both Chinese and English.
• Buy a tourist map of the city with street names and sights in both English and Chinese in case you want to ask for directions.
• Take some small change with you in case you get tired or lost and want to take a subway, bus or taxi. Taxi drivers are reluctant to break 100 Yuan notes, and you might end up getting fake notes in your change.

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Transportation in China has been greatly expanded in recent years to meet the growing Chinese tourism industry, and China’s transportation system has modernized as a result. The major transportation systems in China includes aviation, railway, highway, water transportation, and so on.

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China’s Bullet Train System

Trains are the best and most often utilized means to transport people and goods in China at reasonable price and speed. The railway lines covers every province, except Hainan, and the link to Lhasa was completed in 2006.

The major national arteries include Jingguang (Beijing to Guangzhou), Jingjiu (Beijing to Kowllon), Jinghu (Beijing to Shanghai), Jingha (Beijing to Harbin), and Longhai (Lanzhou to Liangyungang) lines. International railway lines have routes to Ulan Boator (Mongolian), Pyongyang (North Korea), Moscow (Russia), and Hanoi (Vietnam), Alma-ata (Kazakhstan).

The national railways are always very busy especially during certain times like Spring Festival. Most trains have dining cars and the food is generally quite good.

In 2007, the high-speed rail service was introduced to China. The high-speed train is faster, more punctual and more comfortable and convenient than normal ones.

Travel China by Air

China is a large country, slightly larger than the continental US, so it is often easier to travel around China by air. The air transportation network in China is extensive, and the civil aviation fleet is predicted to triple in size over the next two decades.

The four largest Chinese airlines – Air China, Southern Airlines, Eastern Airlines, and Hainan Airlines with over 2,000 airliners. Today, Chinese airports have 1,279 regular air routes among which 1,035 are domestic flights and 224 are international (including Hong Kong and Macau). The international and domestic timetable in English and Chinese comes out in every April and November and visitors can get it at some airports and the office of the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC).

As for baggage, the free baggage allowance for an adult is 20kg in economy class and 30kg in first class. And it is free for 5kg hand luggage. The charge for excess baggage is 1% of the full fare for each kilogram. Keep your baggage receipt label on your ticket when you take back your luggage. Compensation for lost baggage is 40rmb per kilogram.

Travel China by Highway

There are a series of trunk routes connecting all of China. Nearly all cities, villages, and counties are interconnected by these highways. Bridges and tunnels have gone a long way towards unifying China. For example, Runyang and Jiangyin Suspension Bridges over the Yangtze River span about 1,385 and 1,490 meters respectively and are the third and fourth biggest highway bridges in the world. 

Cruise on Yangtze River

Waterway transportation is common in coastal and river areas such as Putuoshan, Hainan and the islands off Hong Kong, the Yangtze River area, Yangshuo and Guilin, etc. Hong Kong uses a veritable navy of vessels to stay connected with the territory’s islands, and many boats run between the territory and other parts of China like Macau, Zhuhai, Shenzhen, and Zhongshan.

The Yangtze and Li rivers are most visited because of splendid natural views. Our 14-day Yangtze River cruise from Chongqing to Yichang is the perfect way to experience the natural beauty of the river and surrounding environs. Our Li River boat trip from Guilin to Yangshuo is also very popular.

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Starting as an independent enterprise in 1985, China Travel Tours Transportation Services Hong Kong Ltd. (CTTTS) is a coach service provider under the China Tourism Group and Shun Tak Holdings Limited.

Under the iconic brand, “CTG Bus” (previously known as “CTS Bus”), CTTTS operates its businesses in both cross-boundary transportation and car rental sectors. Its business scale is with a fleet size of more than 260 vehicles and 600 employees. Its site network is well-developed covering all of the “2+9” cities in the Greater Bay Area (GBA).

CTTTS is always ambitious for growth. Recently, it leverages its land transport assets to expand into new fields including Advertising & Media, E-Commerce, Educational tours, MICE, and Travel.

Business Performance

As a dominant player with annual bus patronage of over 6 million, CTTTS is widely recognized for its outstanding service with safety, convenience, swiftness, and comfort delivered. Due to its unparalleled expertise, CTTTS has been selected as one of the licensed cross-border coach operators in Hong Kong International Airport, AsiaWorld-Expo, and Hong Kong Disneyland.

CTTTS is committed to building long-term partnerships. Its good reputation has deepened its collaborations with Airport Authority Hong Kong. CTTTS is selected as the exclusive transportation service provider for the Hong Kong International Airport (HKTA) lines: from/ to its Remote City Terminal in Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Jiangmen respectively.

Growth and Development

In 2020, for the better development of a multi-modal transportation platform in GBA, Shun Tak Holdings Limited (0242. HK) and China Travel International Investment Hong Kong Limited (0308. HK) implemented the reorganization of Shun Tak-China Travel Ship Management Ltd (STCT). Subsidiaries under STCT include CTTTS and “TurboJET”, the recognized leader in the field of Hong Kong-Macau hydrofoil ferry service.

To dovetail with the growing communications within GBA, CTTTS is actively expanding its business. One of its latest lines is route between Hong Kong (HKIA, Metropolitan Area) and Zhuhai Jinwan Airport. It also successfully lined up with other industry players to operate the following brands： “All China Express” “HZM Bus” and “HKMOExpress”.

In recent years, CTTTS has been processing digital transformation and is endeavoring to promote “Smart Mobility”. With the use of technology, CTTTS has expanded its business online and greatly improved its service quality, productivity in sales, promotion, and operation. Its current achievements include paperless e-tickets and mobile check-in.

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Get to/away from beijing.

• Flights to Beijing

As the capital of China, Beijing is the busiest city serving international flights to major cities in almost all continents (except sub-Saharan Africa and sub-USA American), and domestic flights to every provincial capital and major cities in China. Beijing Capital Airport and Beijing Daxing Airport have served  over 160 domestic and international/regional routes which connected 136 cities .  >> Learn More about Flights to Beijing

✈ International Flights to Beijing

Passengers can fly to Beijing normally within 1 day by nonstop/connecting flights , departing from international/regional cities, such as New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Seattle, Washington, Vancouver, London, Manchester, Sydney, Melbourne, Moscow, Amsterdam, Auckland, Paris, Rome, Milan, Madrid, Frankfurt, Prague, Zurich, Vienna, Munich, Berlin, Singapore, Tokyo, Seoul, Jeju, Bangkok, Bali, Dubai, Kuala Lumpur, Cairo, New Delhi, Doha, Hong Kong, Macao, Taipei, etc. Beijing Capital International Airport has set up 144-Hour Visa-free counters in Terminal 2 and Terminal 3, where the international or regional flights will land. >> Learn More about International Flights to Beijing

✈ Domestic Flights to Beijing

Besides the international flights from all over the world, there are also multiple domestic flights in Beijing opening to the visitors who come from/head to the other mainland cities in China including Shanghai, Hangzhou, Nanjing, Wuhan, Chengdu, Chongqing, Kunming, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Xiamen, Guilin, Guiyang, Zhangjiajie, Huangshan, Lhasa, etc. Most of the direct flights take about 2 to 4 hours , and the flight route covers all the provincial cities in China .

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Beijing Airports

✈ Beijing Capital International Airport (北京首都国际机场 IATA: PEK)

• Address: Jichang West Rd, Chaoyang District, Beijing 北京朝阳区机场西路

Located in the northeast of Beijing, Beijing Capital Airport is about  25 km away from Tiananmen Square, the center of Beijing , and it takes at least 100 CNY to the downtown by taxi. As one of the largest and busiest international airport in the world, it serves numerous international/regional flights which connect China with almost every continent of the world. There are also lots of domestic flights from/to every provincial capital city and other major cities in China. There are three Terminals , namely the Terminal 1, Terminal 2, and Terminal 3. Terminal 1 is for domestic flights of China Southern Airlines Company only; Terminal 2 serves for China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines, Xiamen Airlines, Shenzhen Airlines, Hainan Airlines (international flights) foreign airlines of SkyTeam, etc; and Terminal 3 is usually for China Air, Sichuan Airlines, Shanghai Airlines, Shenzhen Airlines, and foreign airlines of Star Alliance and One World Alliance…

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✈ Beijing Daxing International Airport (北京大兴国际机场 IATA: PKX)

• Address: Daxing District, Beijing & Guangyang District, Langfang City, Hebei北京市大兴区礼贤镇、榆垡镇及廊坊 市广阳区交汇处

Beijing Daxing International Airport is Beijing’s second international airport. It’s much big in scale and highly advanced in techniques. It is linked with northern China’s other modes of transportation, such as high speed rail, highway, subway, etc. Beijing Daxing International Airport has only 1 terminal – Terminal 1 which has 4 floors. The first floor serves for international arrival; the second floor serves for domestic arrival; the third floor is for domestic departure; the fourth floor serves for international departures. There are 82 boarding gates, but it takes less than 8 minutes for passengers to get to each boarding gate by walking from the departure hall. It also receives many international/regional flights which connect China with almost every continent of the world, as well as domestic flights from many capital cities and some other big cities, including, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Xiamen, Hangzhou, Nanjing, Chengdu, Chongqing, etc.

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✈ Beijing Nanyuan Airport (北京南苑机场 IATA: NAY)

• Address: No. 6 Nanyuan Town Police East Road, Fengtai District, Beijing 北京市丰台区南苑镇警备东路6号

Nanyuan Airport is 15 kilometers south of Tiananmen Square , which is mainly operating the domestic flights to Shanghai, Guangzhou, Xian, Hangzhou, Chengdu, Wuhan, Chongqing, Qingdao, Zhangjiajie, Changsha, Nanjing, Xiamen, Kunming, Zhengzhou, Sanya, Dunhuang, Wuxi, Jiamusi, Jingdezhen, Dalian, Harbin, Shenzhen, Fuzhou, and Hohhot, etc.

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Trains to Beijing

In Beijing City, there are four railway stations offering thousands of rail lines connecting to other cities in China, and they are Beijing Railway Station, Beijing West Railway Station, Beijing South Railway Station and Beijing North Railway Station. You can take the high-speed train traveling to other popular China destinations , like Xian, Shanghai, Harbin, Guangzhou and even Tibet from Beijing by train.

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Beijing High Speed Bullet Train

The capital Beijing has been connected to numerous cities in many areas in China, including a lot of popular tourist destinations - Xian, Shanghai, Luoyang, Qingdao, Harbin, etc. You can conveniently take the fast and comfortable high speed trains to these cities, or get to Beijing from these cities.  >> More details about High Speed Trains to/from Beijing.

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Beijing Railway Stations

Beijing, the great capital of China, mainly has  five railway stations running for the passengers, Beijing South Railway Station (the largest and uppermost high speed train station operating 383 G & C trains), Beijing West Railway Station (the second high speed train station running 191 G & D trains ), Beijing Railway Station (handling 48 D trains), Changping North Railway Station (departing 10 normal trains) and Beijing East Railway Station (freight train station with few subsidiary normal trains) are included. Currently, the former three in downtown Beijing are frequently used for high speed train travels while the latter two are slow trains and specialized short-distance tourist trains. >> More details about Beijing Railway Stations.

Beijing South Railway Station (北京南站 Pinyin: běi jīng nán zhàn)

• Location: No.12, Yongwai Avenue, Fengtai District, South Beijing 北京市丰台区永外大街12号

Beijing West Railway Station (北京西站 Pinyin: běi jīng xī zhàn)

• Location: No.118, East Lianhuachi Road, Fengtai District, Western Beijing 北京市丰台区莲花池东路118号

Beijing Railway Station (北京站 Pinyin: běi jīng zhàn）

• Location: No.13, Maojiawan Hutong Jia, Dongcheng District, Southeast Beijing 北京市东城区毛家湾胡同甲13号

Beijing East Railway Station (北京东站 Pinyin: běi jīng dōng zhàn)

• Location: No. 27, Baiziwan Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing 北京市朝阳区百子湾路7号

Changping North Railway Station (昌平北站 Pinyin: chāng píng běi zhàn)

• Location: North Ring Road, Changping District, North Suburb of Beijing 北京市昌平区北环路

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Get Around Beijing

Transportation at beijing city.

Beijing has the largest network of subway which consists of 17 lines and an airport express . You can get to most famous attractions (Forbidden City, Temple of Heaven, Summer Palace...), shopping malls, and train stations conveniently by subway. Taking subway is very recommended for catching trains to other destinations to avoid traffic jam - Beijing Railway Station(Line 2), Beijing South Railway Station(Line 4), Beijing West Railway Station(Line 9), Beijing North Railway Station(Line 2,4 and 13)

By the end of 2016, there are over 29515 operating vehicles and 1020 bus lines in Beijing, and the bus network covers most of the scenic spots in both urban and outskirt areas. Beijing buses mainly consist of BRT buses, suburban buses, tourist buses, long distance buses, and sightseeing buses . In addition to daytime buses, there are more than 38 nighttime buses running from 23:00pm to 4:30am in Beijing City area. The price of most regular buses is CNY 2 in 10 kilometers and another CNY 1 is charged for every another 5 kilometers for the riding distance over 10 kilometers.

Taking a taxi is always the most convenient way to get around for a Beijing tour. In Beijing, CNY 13 is charged for the first 3 kilometers for traveling within 15 km from 05:00 to 22:59, and CNY 2.3 for each subsequent kilometer. If the distance is over 15 km, CNY 3.45 is charged for each additional kilometer.

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How to Get to Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square

Forbidden City is rightly located at the center of Beijing City, very close to Tiananmen Square. You could easily find it and get there by taxi, subway, bus, bicycle, etc. If you go there by subway, you could take the metro line 1 to get off at Tiananmen East Stop (天安门东) , walking about 900m, and then enter Forbidden City form the Meridian Gate. You can also get to Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square from the airports directly.

How to Get to Temple of Heaven

The visit of Temple of Heaven takes about 1~2 hours , so it is usually recommended to tour with other sites in Beijing city, such as the Tiananmen Square, Forbidden City. Subway and public buses are also available for independent travelers. You can take subway Line 5, and exist at Tiantan Dongmen Station which is only several minutes’ walking away from the East Gate of Temple of Heaven. Many buses pass by the park, including 120, 17, 2, 35, 36, 504, 53, etc.

• How to Get to Summer Palace

Located in the northwest outskirts of Beijing, Summer Palace used to be the royal park where the emperors of China dwelt during Summer. As a famous scenic site, summer palace is surrounded by multiple bus stops around its 4 entrances such as Bus 74, Bus 374, Bus 437, Bus 952, Bus 469, Bus 539, etc. Besides multiple buses, you can also take the metro line 4 and get off at Palace Gate Station (Pinyin: BeigongmenZhan 北宫门站) to the Summer Palace. You can easily get there and transfer to other attractions such as, Forbidden City and Temple of Heaven. >> Learn More about Getting to Summer Palace

How to Get to Beijing Hutongs

Many visitors in Beijing will ask: “Where is Beijing Hutong?” Actually, there are hundreds of them interlaced in Beijing. They are alleys lined with traditional Chinese quadrangle courtyards where Beijing people live. Among them, the most famous hutongs are Nanluoguxiang (南锣鼓巷), Yandaixie Street (烟袋斜街) and Bell & Drum Towers Hutongs (钟鼓楼胡同). To get to their surrounding area, you can take subway Line 2 to Guloudajie Station (鼓楼大街站) or Line 6 to Nanluoguxiang Station (南锣鼓巷站) .

How to Get to Olympic Park

Though Beijing Olympic Park is a little far from downtown, the complete transportation network of Beijing City still can take you there on a subway or bus. You can take subway Line 8 or Line 15 and get off at Olympic Green Station (奥林匹克公园站) or get to Guojia Tiyuchang Dong Station (国家体育场东站) / Guojia Tiyuguan Station (国家体育馆站) by bus 82, 419, 538, 81, 82, 86, 510, 607 or Special Line 13 or 15, etc.

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• How to Get to Great Wall

Top recommended sections of Great Wall in Beijing suburb include Mutianyu Great Wall, Badaling Great Wall, Huanghacheng Great Wall, Jinakou Great Wall, Juyongguan Great Wall, Simatai Great Wall, Jinshanliang Great Wall and Gubeikou Great Wall, etc. It is available to get to these sections of directly from Beijing.

• How to Get to Mutianyu Great Wall
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• How to Get to Simatai Great Wall

Some travelers will start their journey to Great Wall as soon as they reach Beijing while others prefer a good rest in the hotel in Beijing City and then start a journey to their favorite Great Wall. Those travelers who want to make full use of their tour time will travel to to Great Wall from Beijing airports and railway stations directly. Check the different transfer from Beijing airports, Beijing South Railway Station and Beijing West Railway Station to Great Wall.

• Beijing City to Great Wall
• Beijing Airports to Great Wall
• Beijing South Railway Station to Great Wall
• Beijing West Railway Station to Great Wall

Besides getting to the great wall from Beijing city or the major transportation hubs, you can always choose to visit them from one section to another one , especially for the walls which are closed to each other. The followings are popular transferring ways between different Great Wall sections.

• Get from Gubeikou to Jinshanling 
• Get from Jinshanling to Simatai
• Get from Jiankou to Mutianyu

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Hong Kong Transportation

Hong Kong is the main gateway to China and much of East Asia. Therefore, the international air service is excellent and the fierce competition keeps the fares relatively low compared to the neighboring countries.

Hong Kong Air Transport

Hong Kong International Airport, located in Lantau Island, 40 km away from the urban area is one of the 10 big harbor airports in the world. There are daily services to almost every corner of the world, which includes America, Europe, Canada, the mainland of china, South African, and Indonesia, Japan, the Middle East, Austria and Southeastern Asia Nations. The main airline companies in Hong Kong are Guotai and Ganglong companies.

Hong Kong City - Airport

The Airport Express line is the fastest and most expensive way to get to/from the airport. You can also go by bus, taxi and underground.

Airport Express Line (AEL)

Airport express is the special railway for the airport. It is convenient and reliable. The 35.3km journey between the Airport and the city takes as long as 24 minutes. Trains run by the Airport Express Line depart from Hong Kong Station every 10 minutes from 5:50 to 0:48. And it stops at the Kowloon Station and Tsing Yi Station en route.

It takes about 24 minutes by the airport express to Hong Kong station from the airport. If you take the airport express with an Octopus Card to the urban area, you can take the MTR for free.

Airport bus

There are more than 30 special bus lines serving the International Airport. The most useful ones for travelers are the A11 and A12 which go past major hotel areas in Hong Kong Island and A 21 which serves hotel areas in Kowloon.

The taxi station is just outside the main airport building on the left. And it would cost about 335 HK$ from the airport to the Mid District and 270 HK$ to Tsim Sha Tsui.

The most economical way from the airport to the urban area

First, take the S1 bus to Tung Chung MTR underground station from the Airport bus station at a cost of 3.5 HK$, and then take the underground to the urban area.

Hong Kong Train Transport

The kowloon-canton railway (kcr) trains.

The Kowloon-Canton Railway (KCR) mainly runs on three local lines from Kowloon to the New Territories and three outlines from Kowloon up to the mainland. It is the main transportation channel that connects Kowloon, New Territories with the mainland.

Serving Area:

Kowloon-Canton Eastern Railway : Luohu, north New Territories, Shatian to Kowloon (Hung Hom Station)

Kowloon-Canton Western Railway : West New Territories to Kowloon, ( Nam Cheong st. Sham Shui Po)

Light Transit Railway : Tuen Mun in west New Territories to Yuen Long

Cantoon-Kowloon Through Railway : Guangdong to Kowloon (Hung Hom Station)

Shanghai-Kowloon Through Railway: Shanghai to Kowloon (Hung Hom Station)

Beijing-Kowloon Through Railway: Beijing to Kowloon (Hung Hom Station)

Operating time : operating time varies based on different lines. It is from 5:30 in the morning to 12:30 at midnight for Kowloon-Canton Eastern Railway and Western Railway.

Tips : There are light transit railways running between New Territories, Tuen Mun and Yuen Long, and buses to those relatively remote areas as well.

Hong Kong Railway Station

Location: Hong Kong Railway Station is located in Cheong Wan Road, Yau Tsim Mong District, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

Hung Hom Station, formerly Known as Kowloon Station is the terminal station of both the East Rail Line and West Rail Line in Hong Kong. At the same time, it is also the center of the Hong Kong Metro Railway Station. Hung Hom Station, located in the West Rail Line, was opened in 1914. It is 2,407 kilometers from Beijing West Railway Station and 35 kilometers from Shenzhen Railway Station.

Hong Kong Ferry - from Downtown and Airport

All main ports in Hong Kong have ferries. There are ferries running inside Hong Kong Island (between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon) and outside (between the urban the outlying islands). The main ferry running inside the island is the star ferry which operates every several or dozens of minutes. It has ports at Central, Wan Chai and Tsim Sha Tsui. Commuting by ferry is surprisingly cheap, only costing HK$ 2.2 for seats on the above floor and HK$ 1.7 for seats on the below floor from Central or Wan Chai to Tsim Sha Tsui. It is the cheapest way of getting around.

Servicing Areas: Four types

• Between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon
• Between Hong Kong Island and outlying islands
• Between Hong Kong Island and Macau
• Between Kowloon and Macau

Operating Hours: Different for each route, mainly daytime

The Star Ferry is the main ferry operator between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. The frequency is every few minutes to just over 10 minutes. The Star Ferry has piers at Central, Wan Chai, Tsim Sha Tsui and Hung Hom. It only costs HK$2.2 for Central - Tsim Sha Tsui or Wan Chai - Tsim Sha Tsui, it's the best and cheapest way to enjoy Victoria Harbour.

Ferry to Other Destinations in China

Hong Kong is also considered a gateway to other destinations in China. Hong Kong is a channel in going to and from Macau, SAR which is considered as the most known route. Within an hour, one can now experience the other side of Macau. A ferry ride costs HK$ 146 per way, and one can choose from ferry providers such as Turbojet, CotaiStrip and Macao Dragon.

Hong Kong recently opened its ferry hub in its International Airport where ferry providers going to and from Macau are operating. There are 3 ferry terminals in Hong Kong for outward travel, one located in the International Airport, the other in Kowloon and the last is in the Hong Kong Island- which is the most used terminal for Macau routes.

Getting Around Hong Kong

Underground.

Undergrounds are fast, efficient and air-conditioned, and they are the main transportation means in the urban area. There are altogether five lines running from 6:00 in the morning to 1:00 at midnight, and the busy periods are 8:30- 9:00 in the morning and 6:00-7:00 in the afternoon. The price for the tickets ranges from 4 to 26 HK＄ according to different distances. The one-way ticket can be bought can buy at the station hall, which is only valid for the day when it's purchased.

1. All signs at the railway station are both in Chinese and English and so does the broadcast.

2. If you take underground more than ten times in a week (airport express line is excluded), you can exchange for one free one-way ticket (also not valid for airport express line).

3. When you are in the metro, please keep to the right side because the left way is for those who are in a hurry.

3. Smoking is prohibited.

Bus lines almost cover every inch of the territory. Fares range from HK$1.2 to HK$45, which is charged according to the destination. Senior people (above the age of 65) and children (under and at the age of 12) are charged half price.

Except for the Lantau Island and Outlying Islands, all other districts in Hong Kong have minibusses. The advantages of the minibus are that it runs fast and frequently with overnight operation on some main lines. There are two kinds of minibusses, the green one ( running on a special line) and the red one.

The red minibus doesn't have any fixed stop, frequency and fare, and their routes also change according to the traffic or the seat occupied situation. Except for the usually restricted areas, they can pick up passengers and drop them off anywhere. Normally, the passengers pay when they get off.

Special minibusses are yellow with a green stripe. They run along specific routes and have fixed stops, departing time and prices. Passengers should get on and get off at the appointed location and they should prepare for small change and pay the time they get on.

Trolley Bus

As a unique mode of public transportation in Hong Kong, the trolley bus has a long history. It runs between Shau Kei Wan in the east of Hong Kong Island and Kennedy Town (Belcher Bay) in the west of Hong Kong Island, and there is a branch line running on Happy Valley. In contrast to other transport vehicles, in a trolley bus passengers get on from the back door and pay and get off from the front door.

Operating time:　From 6:00 in the morning till 12:00 at midnight.

Fare: It is 2 HS$ for adults and half-price for senior people above the age of 65 and children (under and at the age of 12).

Ever since 1888, the peak tram had been running between Central and Victoria Peak for a century. By the tram, visitors can not only get directly to Victoria Peak but also enjoy the pleasant sights of Hong Kong, Kowloon and Victoria Harbor. Departing from the Gardon Road, the whole journey will cost only eight minutes.

Running time : From 7:00 in the morning till12:00 at midnight Price for the ticket: the price for an adult one-way ticket is HK$20 and HK$30 for a flat fare. The price for old people (above and at the age of 65) for one-way ticket is HK$7 and for return ticket is HK$ 14, for children (between 3 and 11 years old) for one-way ticket is HK$6 and for return ticket is HK$9.

Tips: The peal tram is the most important transportation vehicle for Victoria Peak, so you can’t miss it.

There are three kinds of taxis in Hong Kong: the red taxis serving Hong Kong Island and Kowloon; the green ones in the New Territories and the blue taxis on Lantau Island. The red ones also run in the south and middle of Lantau Island and the international airport.

Rate for the red taxi: The flag down price is 15 HK$for the first two kilometers and after that an additional 1.4 HK$ is charged per every 200 meters, 1.4 HK$ is charged for per minute waiting.

Except for some appointed areas in the Kowloon district and the international airport on Lantau Island, the green taxis are only allowed to run in New Territories.

Rate for a green taxi: 12.5 HK$ for the first two km and after 1.2 HK$ is charged per km, 1.20 HK$ is charged for every minute waiting.

The blue taxis are restricted to run on Lantau Island and between the Lantau and the international airport.

Rates for blue taxis: HK$ 12 for the first two km and after 1.2 HK$ is charged every 200 meters, HK$ 1.2 is charged for every minute waiting.

Some additional charge must be paid for cross-harbor tunnel trips and a HK$5 charge for each piece of luggage put in the luggage cabin.

It is easier to take a taxi at taxi stop and in front of a hotel. You can ask the driver for receipt.

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