Ruian Zhejiang, China Travel Guide
Wenzhou Longwan International Airport (WNZ) serves as the main air gateway for Ruian. This airport manages both domestic and limited international flights.
WNZ hosts domestic flights managed by major Chinese airlines. These airlines connect WNZ to most major Chinese cities. The airport has few international routes, mainly to Southeast Asia or East Asia.
Expect higher flight prices during major Chinese holidays.
Late autumn and winter (excluding Chinese New Year) generally offer cheaper fares.
WNZ provides restaurants, shops, currency exchange, ATMs, and rental car agencies. Wi-Fi access is available.
China Eastern, China Southern, Air China, Hainan Airlines, Xiamen Airlines, Juneyao Airlines, Spring Airlines serve WNZ.
These airlines link WNZ to most major Chinese cities, supporting widespread domestic travel.
WNZ has limited international routes, mainly to Southeast Asia or East Asia destinations.
Ruian Railway Station (瑞安站) sits on China's high-high-speed train network. It connects to major cities efficiently.
Ruian Long-Distance Bus Station (瑞安长途汽车站) offers connections to various cities within Zhejiang and surrounding provinces.
Foreigners cannot legally drive in mainland China with an International Driving Permit. A Chinese driver's license applies for legal driving.
Road conditions in and around Ruian are generally good, with well-maintained highways and city roads. Traffic can be dense, specifically during rush hours.
Effective arranging your departure ensures a smooth exit from Ruian and China. Adhere to recommended arrival times for airports and stations.
Understand any applicable fees and available facilities at departure points. This aids final arrangements before leaving Ruian.
Travelers departing China face there are no exit fees.
Large stations and security checks require ample time for navigation.
Duty-complimentary choices and shops at WNZ cater to departing international travelers.
Ruian provides a public transportation network mainly centered on buses, with a metro link to Wenzhou.
Accessibility varies across systems.
Licensed taxis are typically green or blue/yellow, with a meter and taxi sign. Hail on the street or find at designated stands (train/bus station).
Starting fare is ¥8-12 for 2-3km, then ¥2-3/km. Insist on meter use. Cash or mobile payment (WeChat Pay, Alipay) for transactions.
Didi Chuxing (滴滴出行) dominates in China. Link an international credit card. Confirm car model/license plate with app details. DiscoverCars.com offers good prices for vehicle rentals.
While some rental options exist, tourists face specific restrictions, specifically regarding driving licenses. Depending on public transport, taxis, and ride-sharing simplifies local travel.
Accessibility for travelers with mobility needs improves but remains limited compared to Western standards. Pre-arranging support for mobility requirements is a recommendation.
