Anyang Henan, China Travel Guide
Anyang itself is a small regional airport. It mainly processes domestic flights with limited routes.
CGO offers the closest major international airport, around 2-2.5 hours from Anyang by high-speed train.
Book high-speed train tickets in advance, particularly during busy travel periods, using platforms like Trip.com or 12306.cn.
Always bring your passport to collect tickets and board trains; it acts as your boarding pass.
From Anyang East, taxis or Didi (ride-sharing) are readily available to transport you to your hotel.
Zhengzhou Xinzheng International Airport (CGO) offers duty-free shops, a variety of restaurants, lounges, currency exchange, and car rental desks.
Embark on an airport shuttle bus or the Zhengzhou Metro (Line 2, then Line 5) from CGO to Zhengzhou East Railway Station (郑州东站).
From Zhengzhou East, take a high-speed train (G or D series) to Anyang East Train Station (安阳东站), a journey of approximately 40-60 minutes.
Anyang integrates well into China’s extensive railway network, with two main stations.
Anyang has a central long-distance bus station that hyperlinks to various cities and towns.
Self-driving in China is generally not a good option for foreign tourists.
Major highways connecting Anyang are well-maintained. Within the city, roads are generally good.
Finding good flight deals can significantly affect your travel budget. Utilize these resources.
If your flight encounters delays or cancellations, AirHelp might secure compensation for you.
Explore global car rental options through DiscoverCars.com for travel outside China.
A well-prepared health kit and preventative measures contribute to a worry-free trip.
Protect your belongings with smart security products.
Consider purchasing a local SIM card upon arrival for reliable data and local calls.
For convenience, investigate Airalo or other International eSIM providers for data plans.
A High-capacity portable charger keeps your devices powered all day.
For high-speed train tickets, booking in advance is a good idea, especially during peak travel times. You can use international platforms like Trip.com (Ctrip) or the official Chinese railway website 12306.cn (that might call for Chinese proficiency or a good translation tool). Always bring your passport to collect tickets and board trains.
