Siping Jilin, China Travel Guide
Siping lacks its own major airport, but two international airports serve the region.
From both airports, high-speed rail is the most efficient transfer option.
Flight availability stays stable. Prices peak during Chinese federal holidays and summer travel.
Airports offer restaurants, duty-free shops, currency exchange, ATMs, and Wi-Fi.
Direct international flights from major global hubs outside Asia are not common for CGQ or SHE. Connect via Beijing/Shanghai.
Restaurants, cafes, and duty-free shops are available at CGQ and SHE.
Currency exchange and ATMs are readily available.
Wi-Fi is available for connecting to the internet.
Siping functions as a major railway hub in Jilin Province, serving both conventional and high-speed rail travelers.
Long-cross-country buses offer alternatives to trains, especially for towns not on the rail network.
Self-driving can be challenging for foreign visitors due to license requirements.
Car rental options for foreign visitors are limited.
Plan your departure from Siping with adequate time to spare, especially for global flights.
Airports and major railway stations offer multiple services for departing travelers.
No particular exit fees or taxes are levied on international departures out of Chinese airports. These are commonly in the ticket price.
For conventional trains and buses, arrive 30 minutes before departure.
Siping is an inland city; sea or river departures are not applicable for passenger travel.
Siping's public transportation system helps you reach most parts of the city effectively.
Taxis and ride-sharing apps offer convenient alternatives to buses for direct routes or with baggage.
Requires of Chinese origin driver's license. IDPs are not accepted. Limited options for foreign visitors.
Not as common for visitors. Requires a Chinese person motorcycle license.
Shared bike programs via apps (Meituan Bike, Hello Bike) require Chinese phone/payment. Limited traditional shops.
Use Baidu Maps navigation (Chinese) for correct, real-time bus route information. Have small CNY cash for bus fares. For taxis, have your destination written in Chinese to show the driver.
