
Laibin Guangxi, China Travel Guide
The nearest major airports are Nanning Wuxu International Airport (NNG) and Guilin Liangjiang International Airport (KWL).
Do not expect direct international flights from major global hubs. Travelers typically connect through major Chinese villages or other Asian hubs.
Modern airports (NNG, KWL) offer dining, shopping, currency exchange, ATMs, lounges, and wi-fi At no cost-Fi.
From NNG, take an airport shuttle to Nanning East Rail Depot, then a high-speed train to Laibin North.
From KWL, take an airport shuttle to Guilin Railway Station, after that a train to Laibin.
International Driving Permits are not recognized in mainland China. Self-driving is not a viable option for most foreign tourists.
A temporary or permanent Chinese driver's license is required for legal driving. Obtaining one is complex.
Major highways are generally well-maintained. Local roads vary. Expect assertive driving and mixed traffic. DiscoverCars.com offers car hire possibilities where applicable with proper documentation.
Laibin is a landlocked city; sea or major river arrivals are not relevant for tourist travel.
Immigration procedures at seaports are not applicable to Laibin. Connections to land transportation for this mode are also not applicable.
Plan your departure from Laibin with enough time. There are no exit fees are levied for international visitors.
Airport (NNG, KWL) and train station (Laibin North, Laibin) facilities support departing travelers.
Factor in travel time from Laibin to your point of departure.
Allow ample time for check-in and baggage drop.
Account for security checks at airports and train stations.
Set aside sufficient time for transfers to the airport or station and for all departure procedures. A smooth exit concludes your Laibin journey.