By Air – Luoyang Beijiao Airport (LYA) is one of the most important transportation facilities of the province. Located about 10 kilometers (about six miles) north of Luoyang City, Because of its advanced facilities and excellent services, the airport attracts many airline agencies to operate more than 20 flights to other large cities.

By Train – Luoyang has two main railway stations. Luoyang Railway Station is located on Dao Nan Road in the northern part of the city. Luoyang East Railway Station is situated on the Da Tong Road in Chanhe District. Trains operating along the Longhai and Jiaozhi Railways pass these two stations, extending to many other cities in China.

By Air – Xinzheng International Airport (CGO) is situated in Xinzheng City, about 37 km southeast from Zhengzhou downtown. It handles around 48 domestic airlines covering 56 destinations within China, Along with two regional routes, to Hong Kong and Macau and International airlines with flights to Thailand, Malaysia, Japan, Singapore and Korea.

By Train – Zhengzhou Railway Station, sitting in the center of Zhengzhou, is the junction of two major railway lines, those of Jing – Guang (Beijing to Guangzhou) and Long – Hai (Lanzhou to Lianyungang). As one of the largest passenger transport stations in China, you can travel to most Chinese cities from Zhengzhou Railway Station.

By Train – The Ningbo South Railway Station is only one for passenger transportation. lies outside the South Gate of Ningbo City. In the east area of the station lays the ticket office. Trains run to and from large or medium cities are available here.

By Bus – long-distance passenger transport center is the Duantang Passenger Transport Station, from which coaches heading for all parts of the province and the country start.

Ningbo is became one of the top-five ports in China, successfully utilizing its favorable location for water transport. Today, despite its well-developed economy and infrastructure, it remains surrounded by charming natural scenery. – Just to explore the Ningbo for yourself!

By Train
Suzhou Railway Station is located Chezhan Lu, Suzhou is the terminus and starting station for five trains to and from Beijing, Shanghai, Nanjing and Ganzhou (Jiangxi Province) everyday.

By Bus
Suzhou is known as the ‘Southeast Gate’ to Shanghai and Zhejiang Province because of its well-developed highway network. Three long-distance bus stations are in use in Suzhou nowadays.

As one of the famous tourist cities in China, Suzhou has made a great improvement to its basic facilities and tourist functions. When night falls, Suzhou City is quiet and peaceful. You can enjoy it while sipping a cup of tea in any teahouse. – Just to explore the Suzhou City for yourself!

By Train
Nanjing has a convenient rail network, with direct trains to Beijing, Shanghai (four hours), Hangzhou (two hours), and Xian. The Yangtze River Bridge in Nanjing connects railways on the northern and the southern river banks so that Nanjing has become the train transport hub of Eastern China.

By Bus
Nanjing Zhongyangmen Distance Passenger Station at No. 1, Jianning Road is the most important station in Nanjing serving the most travelers. Nanjing-Shanghai Express buses leave from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. daily with an interval of twenty or thirty minutes stopping at Zhenjiang, Changzhou, Wuxi, Suzhou and Shanghai.

Like most major cities in China, Nanjing is developing rapidly. Great changes have taken place in the city. – Just to explore the Nanjing City for yourself!

By Ship – Experience on the Yangtze River, Taking a cruise ship from Chongqing down the Yangtze River to Wuhan Yichang is now a popular tourist trip. The Chongqing Chaotianmen Dock, at the junction of the Yangtze River and the Jialing River, is one of the busiest ports in China.

Chongqing has become one of the significant city not only it’s tourist attractions, but also for its hot Sichuan cuisine and world – famous hotpot dishes. Now, Chongqing City into a modern metropolis with the largest foreign market oriented industrial base in West China.

By Airport:
There are direct flights to many international cities from Shanghai. Shanghai is the only city in China that has two international airports.

Pudong International Airport (PVG) is the new international airport, it handles 60% of flights including most flights from all over the world, PVG is situated in the east of Shanghai, about 30 kilometers (19 miles) away from the city center and 40 kilometers (25 miles) from SHA.

Pudong International Airport (PVG)

Hongqiao International Airport (SHA) is located in the west of Shanghai, 15 km from the city center.Transfer from the two airports is very easy since there are so many airport buses, taxi can take you to the destination. Also, you can try Maglev in PVG, it is the fastest way for you to reach your destination.

As one of the main Chinese airline hubs, Shanghai has opened connection with nearly two hundred cities, half domestic ones and half international and regional ones.

By Train:
There are three railway stations in Shanghai: Shanghai Railway Station, Shanghai West Railway Station and Shanghai South Railway Station. Shanghai Railway Station serves as the main passenger station among the three stations. Everyday 70 or so pairs of trains run between other cities all over the country. Shanghai West Railway Station serving routes between Shanghai and Yantai, Zaozhuang, Hengyang, Ganzhou, Chengdu. Round trips between Shanghai South Railway Station and Hangzhou, Jiashan, Jinshan, etc.

For the foreigners, train tickets can be bought in the ticket booking office in the soft seat waiting room. or book train ticket in the following place:
Shanghai Railway Station

Shanghai Railway Station:
Ticket Office: Underground of the Complex Ticket Office of the Railway Station

Shanghai West Railway Station:
Ticket Office: No. 22, Taopu Road

Shanghai South Railway Station:
Ticket Office: No. 289, Old Humin Road

By Bus:
Shanghai boasts the most established highway system in China. Express ways has been constructed to link all the nearby provinces. The main long distance bus station is near the train station on Qiujiang Road. Buses from here head to Nanjing (4 hours), Wuxi, Suzhou, Hangzhou and other cities.

By Sea:
Shanghai, for its geographic location, is the world’s third largest port and China’s largest seaport. Ships sailing from Shanghai Port voyage to about 400 foreign ports. Shiliu Pu Dock has regular ships for neighboring areas like Nantong City, Dinghai City and Mt. Putuoshan area. Shanghai Changjiang (Yangtze River) Shipping Corporation provides ships to Chongqing, Nanjing and Wuhan.

Airport in Guilin
By Air
Flights is the most convenient way to come to Guilin . There are many domestic airlines and some direct flights servicing Guilin from many part city of China and asia county. Guilin Liangjiang International Airport is 30 kilometers west of the city (about a 40 minute taxi ride). Most large hotels have shuttles available (with prior notice). Other airport shuttles cost RMB20 and operate without a fixed schedule. A taxi into the city will cost around RMB80-RMB100.

By Train
Guilin Railway Station is located in the city center. Guilin train is serving the large population to most of China’s city every day. Traveling by train is certainly achievable and can be a great way to get to know the people, the culture and to see the country side at a more leisurely pace. It is really convenient and cheap for traveling.

By Boat
The most popular and spectacular way to get from Guilin to Yangshuo is by taking a tour on the Lijiang River . Boat tickets can be bought through your hotel or at the ticket office on Binjiang Road near the Lijiang River and south of Fir Lake.

By Bus
China coach network is very well. Most routes from major cities are serviced by new long distance coaches that are comfortable and have seatbelts fitted to the coaches. Tickets are obtained from the bus station. Most short range buses that service nearby towns like Yangshuo and Xing’an leave from the old railway station in the west. These buses should be inexpensive (RMB10-20 to Yangshuo)

By Taxi and Bicycle
In Guilin, the Taxis are relatively inexpensive compared to other cities. Bicycles can be rented form hotels in Guilin (RMB15-20) and at many cafes and hostels in Yangshuo (RMB10).

By Airport
Xi’an has China’s fourth largest airport, the flights can reach more than 60 large and medium-sized cities at home and abroad as well as Hong Kong, Macao, and Japanese Fukuoka, Hiroshima, Niigata, Nagoya and other places. Xi’an Xianyang International Airport in the north-west of Xian, from the Xi’an downtown about 50 kilometers, the connectivity of the airport freeway just roughly will spend one hour on this way.

Xian Railway Station

By Train
Longhai railway as the Eurasian continental Bridge crosses Xian, the Xian-Yanan railway connecting the ancient city of Xi’an with Yan’an, Chinas sacred revolutionary place. Xikang railway going through Qinling mountains chains can reach Chongqing directly. Xian railway station is one of Chinese largest stations of railway, and one of railway terminals in the west of China. Xi’an Railway Station is located in the northern part of the urban area. Generally speaking, it takes 30 minutes to the railway station. It is really convenient!

Highway
Xian is the second largest highway traffic hub all around China except Beijing, and more than nine national highways extend towards all parts of the country.

Urban Traffic System
The urban traffic is much too convenient; the public buses are available at any time to all the directions of city, including many scenic spots such as Terra cotta warriors, wild-goose tower and so on. The price is acceptable.

Bicycle Kingdom
Once known as a nation of bicycles, China today has an ever growing number of private car owners. So, nowadays you are guaranteed to see more bikes in any city in the Netherlands than in Beijing. However, the infrastructure from its days as capital of the “Bicycle Kingdom” means exploring Beijing on a bike is excellent. The city is flat as a pancake and all major streets have bike lanes. Bicycling is often faster than traveling by car, taxi or bus because of the traffic congestion in the motorized traffic lanes.

Bicycle Renting

To advocate environmental protection, more and more people in Beijing are giving up driving motor vehicles and are riding bicycles instead. Now, you can find many places in Beijing offering bicycle rental services, including hotels, scenic spots, and even subway entrances. Now, there has over 230 sites for renting 50,000 bicycles in Beijing. Shichahai area is well-known with its high density of traditional Hutongs, renting a bicycle there and riding through the Hutongs is good experience.

Beijing Bicycle

Renting Costs
The method of renting and payment is convenient at bicycle rental sites, tourists can enjoy a short or long-term rental with a CNY100-400 deposit. The cost is around CNY5 per hour, CNY10 for a half day (4 hours), CNY20 for a day and CNY70 for a week. The Bicycle Rental Site at the Beijing Hotel, Wangfujing, accepts the card of the China Bank Network, the rent can be paid easily by card. you can also renting a tandem bicycle at Shichahai area, the price is CNY20 per hour.