
Anqing Anhui, China Travel Guide
Anqing Tianzhushan Airport (AQG) is the metropolitan regional airport.
Consider seasonal flight changes for planning.
Anqing has two main railway stations: Anqing Train Terminal (conventional train services) and Anqing West Train Terminal (high-speed rail).
Anqing links to China's high-high-speed train network. Major routes include connections to Hefei (1.5-2 hours), Nanjing (2-2.5 hours), and Shanghai (3-4 hours). Booking train tickets via Trip.com is suggested in advance.
Regular services operate to Hefei, Huangshan, Tongcheng, Wuhan, and Nanjing. Bus travel is cheaper but slower than train travel.
Anqing Railway Station (conventional) and Anqing West Railway Station (high-speed) serve the city.
Tickets via stations, 12306.cn (Chinese), or Trip.com. Reserving ahead is suggested.
Long-distance buses offer cheaper, slower travel to regional cities.
Anqing Port (安庆港) is an important inland river port on the Yangtze River.
Beyond cruises, cargo ships and some passenger ferries operate on the Yangtze.
This section does not apply to Anqing’s river port, as it is an internal port within China.
Anqing Port connections to the city's road network.
Exit Fees or Taxes: No specific departure tax or exit fees apply for flights from Chinese airports. All taxes are usually included in the ticket price.
Travel documents (passport, ticket) accessible.
Set ASIDE 1.5-2 hours before domestic flight departure from AQG.
Arrive 30-45 minutes before high-speed train departure from Anqing West.
Be at the long-distance bus station 20-30 minutes before departure.
Always verify your departure gate or platform well in advance. Consider unexpected delays by arriving earlier than suggested. Double-check luggage for things you can't bring before security. Ensure all personal belongings are collected.