Jiangmen Guangdong, China Travel Guide
The public bus network covers most of Jiangmen's urban and suburban areas. Buses connect major attractions, residential zones, and transportation hubs like Jiangmen Station and Jiangmen Port. Bus stops are usually clearly marked, displaying route numbers and destinations in Chinese.
While the system serves locals well, travelers without Chinese language skills might find initial navigation challenging without assistance from translation apps.
Buses generally operate from early morning (6:00-6:30 AM) until late evening (9:00-10:00 PM).
Major routes see buses every 5-15 minutes; less popular routes every 20-30 minutes.
Some newer buses feature low floors/ramps, but accessibility may pose difficulties for mobility needs.
May have floors that are low down/ramps.
Limited accessibility.
Public transport can be challenging.
Taxis and DiDi are more manageable.
Taxis and ride-sharing services offer convenient and often quicker alternatives to public buses, specifically for direct routes or when time is limited.
¥10-30
Often slightly cheaper than taxis.
CAN to Jiangmen ~¥400-600.
While some rental options exist, they often come with specific requirements, just for motor vehicles.
Driving occurs on the right side of the road.
Seatbelts are mandatory.
Generally good on expressways.
Urban traffic is dense and unpredictable.
Available in most commercial areas and attractions.
Often for a fee.
Prioritize mobile payment apps for most transactions, including public transport and ride-sharing.
For those with mobility challenges, taxis and DiDi services generally offer more manageable alternatives compared to public buses.
