Tianshui Gansu, China Travel Guide
This is the area's airport serving Tianshui. A smaller facility mainly handling domestic flights withinside China. Its proximity to the Maijishan Grottoes makes it a convenient entry point.
Flight frequency and prices vary greatly by season. During Chinese public holidays and peak summer, demand is high, and prices increase. Book flights well in advance for these periods.
Flight frequency and prices vary by season. High demand during Chinese public holidays and peak summer.
No direct international flights to Tianshui Maijishan Airport. Travel by air to a major Chinese hub first (Beijing, Shanghai, Xi'an, Guangzhou).
Tianshui Maijishan Airport is small with basic facilities: check-in, small waiting area, limited dining. Plan needs before arrival.
Connects to cities within Gansu and surrounding provinces. Slower than trains, but more non-stop to some smaller regional destinations.
Not recommended for international tourists. Requires a Chinese driving license. IDP not recognized standalone. Rely on public transport or private car with driver.
Major highways well-maintained. Local roads vary. Urban areas congested. Beware aggressive driving, motorcycles, pedestrians.
No departure taxes apply charged. These costs typically incorporate into your flight or train ticket price.
No specific exit fees or taxes charged. These costs typically incorporate into your flight or train ticket price.
No specific exit fees or taxes charged. These costs typically incorporate into your flight or train ticket price.
Airport and station facilities cater to departing travelers, offering varying amenities.
For international travel to Tianshui, book your international flight to a major Chinese hub and your domestic connecting flight to Tianshui as a single booking if possible. This makes it simpler luggage transfers and offers more protection if there are delays.
