
Lishui Zhejiang, China Travel Guide
Lishui does not have its own major international airport. Travelers typically fly into nearby hubs and then connect.
Chinese domestic airlines (Air China, China Southern, China Eastern, Hainan Airlines) serve Wenzhou.
No direct international flights reach Wenzhou (WNZ) or Quzhou (JUZ) from major global hubs. HGH has limited direct flights from some major Asian hubs and a few from Europe.
Wenzhou (WNZ) and Hangzhou (HGH) airports offer dining, duty-free shops, currency exchange, ATMs, rental car agencies (DiscoverCars.com), and information desks. Free Wi-Fi needs local phone registration or VPN.
From WNZ to Lishui: Airport shuttle bus or taxi (¥300-400). From HGH to Lishui: Airport shuttle to Hangzhou East, then high-speed train to Lishui is most efficient. Taxi (¥600-800+).
Sea and river arrivals are not applicable for international travel to Lishui. Lishui is an inland city in Zhejiang province and lacks sea access or cruise ports for international arrivals.
Lishui sits on the Oujiang River. Local scenic boat tours or small ferries may operate for short trips inside the Lishui area (e.g., Xiandu Scenic Area or Guyan Huaxiang). These are for local transport or tourism, not for arriving from other towns or provinces.
Immigration procedures at seaports and connections to land transportation are not applicable due to Lishui's inland location.
China does not typically have separate exit fees or taxes for departing travelers; these are generally included in the airfare.
Airports (HGH, WNZ) and Lishui Railway Station offer services for departing travelers.
A final check ensures nothing is overlooked before you leave Lishui.
If your flight was delayed or canceled, you might be eligible for compensation.
Passengers may receive as high AS €600 in compensation.
Visit AirHelp to check your eligibility and file a claim.
Double-check all travel documents and the right times. Arrive at the airport or station with ample time for a stress-free departure.