Liaoning Province Transportation Guide
Shenyang is a completely flat city, so buying a bicycle is highly recommended to those residing here. A bike ride is often faster than taking the bus and it definitely saves a lot of money on taxis.
Located 20 km south of the city, Taoxian Airport takes about 45 minutes from the city center by car. Plane tickets can be purchased at travel agencies and ticket outlets all over the city. The attendants at most hotels can also help you book tickets (sometimes for a modest fee). Elong is an easy-to-use English website to search for plane tickets. Taoxian Airport has regular flights to and from most major destinations in mainland China, as well as Hong Kong, Seoul, and Tokyo.
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Dalian international airport is located 10 km away from the city centre
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http://www.dlairport.com/ Dalian International Airport or Zhoushuizi International Airport (大连周水子国际机场) is a modern and well organized airport located 10 kilometers northeast of the city centre.
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12:00pm-01:00am
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Shenyang North Train Station (Shenyang Huo Che Bei Zhan)
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other
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24 hours
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samut prakan province
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free Bangkok international and domestic airport  
Author: Guest Login to Add to Your GuidebookDalian Railway Station (大连站) is located in the centre of the city and is easily accessible by bus or taxi. The station is not as big as other major stations across China and it is relatively clean.
Shenyang is serviced by two main train stations. The official names are “Shenyang Staion” (沈阳站，shěn yáng zhàn), and “North Station” (北站， běi zhàn), but Shenyang Station is commonly referred to as the “South Station (南站 nán zhàn).” Visitors to Shenyang should be aware of this, because there can be some confusion with taxi drivers about which station you may need to get to. If your train ticket says just 沈阳 (shěn yáng), then you are leaving from Shenyang Station (South Station). If you’re leav
Shenyang is well serviced by long distance buses, but the bus system is much less organized than the trains, so it can be difficult to find accurate schedules and information. The good news is that for most major destinations, buses leave regularly throughout the day and are seldom sold out. Unless you’re traveling during the New Year’s holiday, seats should
Both visitors to Shenyang and foreigners who live here could easily pass Ma Lu Wan, literally translated as “road bay”, without noticing its existence. If you live in Shenyang, you’ve almost certainly passed it. Ma Lu Wan is basically an intersection where buses leave for several destinations around Shenyang.
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