Huaibei Anhui, China Travel Guide
Travelers usually arrive via one of these regional airports, followed by ground transportation to Huaibei.
No direct international flights operate to Xuzhou or Fuyang. International travelers typically fly into major Chinese hubs (Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou).
Flight prices vary by season and demand. Prices increase significantly during Chinese New Year, National Day, and May Day. Booking in advance is recommended for these periods.
Go on an airport shuttle to Xuzhou East Railway Station, after that a high-speed train to Huaibei North. Taxis/private cars cost around ¥200-¥300 for a direct ride.
Embark on an shuttle to the airport to Hefei South Railway Station, after that a high-speed train to Huaibei North. Long-distance bus services also connect to Huaibei.
Not applicable for Huaibei, as it is a city not on the coast within China.
River transportation is not a significant mode of passenger transport for Huaibei.
Not applicable, as there are no seaports or river ports for people arriving internationally in Huaibei.
No specific exit fees or taxes are levied upon departure from China for air or land travel.
Huaibei's train stations and the nearby airports (Xuzhou, Hefei) offer standard facilities for departing travelers.
Ensure timely arrival at Xuzhou or Hefei aviation hubs for your departing flight.
Having a working phone and internet connection can ease departure logistics.
Passport, visa, tickets, hotel bookings, insurance information.
Phone, charger, power bank, universal adapter, VPN. Back up data.
Basic first aid, prescription medications, hand sanitizer.
Use a ride-hailing program like Didi to pre-book your taxi to the train station or bus station, ensuring a timely departure without waiting for a street-hailed taxi.
