
Nantong Jiangsu, China Travel Guide
Nantong Xingdong International Airport (NTG) serves the city, mainly for domestic routes.
Most international travelers fly into larger Chinese airports and then connect to Nantong.
NTG has shops, restaurants, baggage claim, information desks.
Agencies operate at NTG; a Chinese driving license is mandatory.
Taxis readily available; airport shuttle buses connect into the city's core.
Arrive 1.5-2 hours before scheduled departure for check-in and security.
Arrive 2.5-3 hours before for international procedures (if direct flight).
Exit fees or taxes are typically included in airfare.
Nantong Railway Station is the main hub, integrated into China's high-speed rail network.
Nantong Bus Station connects to cities throughout Jiangsu and neighboring regions.
Self-driving for tourists has challenges.
Understand local driving conditions and habits.
Departing from Nantong Xingdong International Airport (NTG).
Departing from Nantong Railway Station.
Reconfirm flight/train schedule a day or two before departure.
Use DiDi to make a reservation transport, ensure punctual arrival.
NTG airport has standard baggage claim and lost-and-found services.
Taxis and ride-sharing offer convenient point-to-point transport.
Electric scooters and bicycles popular for short-term rental via apps.
Kilometers of scenic pathways, historical bridges, green spaces, ideal for strolling.
A beautiful city park with the Wenfeng Pagoda, pleasant gardens, walking paths.
Some dedicated bike lanes in newer city parts and along major roads.
Always reconfirm your flight or train schedule a day or two before departure. Use a ride-sharing app like DiDi to reserve your transport to the airport or transportation hub, arriving punctually.