Qinzhou Guangxi, China Travel Guide
Located approximately 120-130 km north of Qinzhou, NNG is the busiest airport in Guangxi. It serves as a gateway to the region with extensive domestic and some international routes.
Situated approximately 90-100 km south of Qinzhou, BHY is smaller than Nanning's airport but a closer coastal connection. It mainly serves domestic routes.
No direct international flights to Nanning or Beihai from major global hubs outside Southeast Asia. Connections through major Chinese or Asian hubs are common.
Flight rates vary significantly. Expect higher prices during Chinese public holidays and the peak summer travel season (July-August).
Both NNG and BHY offer standard airport facilities: dining, retail, currency exchange, ATMs, and information desks.
Pre-book your airport transfer tickets if arriving during peak hours or late at night.
This ensures a smooth onward journey to Qinzhou and avoids potential delays or queues.
Especially during public holidays, booking in advance greatly assists travel logistics.
Qinzhou integrates well into China's high-speed train system. High-speed trains offer a fast and comfortable way to travel to and from the city.
Qinzhou operates a main long-distance bus station, connecting the city to various destinations across Guangxi and some neighboring provinces. Buses are generally slower than high-speed trains.
Self-driving in China for foreign tourists is generally not feasible without a Chinese driving license. International Driving Permits are not recognized.
Qinzhou is not a border city. The nearest major land border crossing to Vietnam is Friendship Pass, approximately 200 km west of Qinzhou. Travelers planning to enter Vietnam overland need a separate Vietnamese visa.
Qinzhou Port is a major cargo port. Passenger ferry services within the Beibu Gulf region are limited, mainly connecting nearby coastal cities. No major international cruise lines call at Qinzhou Port for tourist purposes.
River transportation for tourist purposes within Qinzhou is limited. Local rivers mainly serve for local transport, fishing, and small sightseeing boats in specific areas.
Immigration procedures at seaports are not applicable for Qinzhou as it's not a common international passenger port for foreign tourists.
Qinzhou Port areas connect to Qinzhou city center by local buses and taxis, for port workers and local residents.
The nearest major land border crossing to Vietnam is Friendship Pass, about 200 km west of Qinzhou.
No specific exit fees or taxes are levied on travelers departing China by air, land, or sea. Any required fees include in your flight or train ticket price.
Prepare for a smooth departure from Qinzhou by understanding exit procedures and timing recommendations for different modes of transport.
Check-in at the counter or via self-service kiosks/online. Travel through security screening and exit immigration (for international flights).
Pass through ticket verification and security checks before entering the waiting zone and boarding platform.
Arrive at the bus station 15-30 minutes before departure and present your ticket prior to boarding.
Confirm your flight or train schedule the day before departure. Check for any delays or changes to ensure you arrive at the airport or station at the correct time.
