Flights & Airports
Domestic Flights in China: Booking, Baggage, Security Rules and Delays
Flying inside China with a foreign passport: how to book, the weight-based baggage rules, why liquids and unmarked...
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Getting Around
Moving between Chinese cities comes down to two choices — a high-speed train or a domestic flight — plus the last stretch from the airport or station to your hotel. Trains are the default for most routes: stations sit in the city, you book online with your passport, and the passport itself gets you through the gate. Flights make sense for the long hops where the train would take most of a day. The guides here are in the order you will need them: booking, what you can carry, getting through the station or airport, and then the metro and taxis inside the city. The luggage tables are rendered from our verified records of the railway and aviation rules.
City Transport
Getting Around Chinese Cities: Metro, Taxi, DiDi, Bus and Bike
Metro by default, taxis or DiDi for door-to-door and late nights, buses and shared bikes for short hops. What each...
Flights & Airports
Beijing Airports Guide: Capital (PEK) and Daxing (PKX) to the City
Capital or Daxing, and how to get into Beijing from each: the two Airport Express lines with fares and last trains,...