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4 Stars - 9 Opinions
No.431 Changqing Road, Siming District, Xiamen, Fujian, 361012, China
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Xiamen beach
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We will be in Hong Kong from feb 4 to 18 and I would like to visit a friend in Xiamen for two/three days. Can anyone inform me of cheaper options than flying (airticket cost about 250 euros) and how long they take/how much they cost? Many thanx!
Check airfares from Shenzhen to Xiamen and then add the cost of the cheap ferry from Tsim Sha Tsui to Shenzhen airport (Fuyong port).
Hi, welcome to Xiamen!
There is shuttle bus between Xiamen and Hongkong, and the rate is between HK$290 and HK$350, it usually start from HK at night and arrive Xiamen the next morning. :)
Cheers.
Jefferson
How can I book the ticket or see the timetable for this?
you can check below link:
http://www.eebus.com/ this company offers service between Xiamen and HK.
While exploring the city it is always good to stop for a few minutes at a small market on the streets of Xiamen for a drink when you are thirsty.The soft drinks in refundable bottles would cost only 1yuan , the cheapest way to have drink.
Tea, as one of China's specialties, is the most popular beverage for Chinese people. There is even a system for appreciating tea which includes tea drinking (tea types and water heat), teapot art and tea house culture. According to historical data, China began to grow tea about two thousand years ago during the Warring States period (403-221 B.C.). Tea was known in the Han dynasty but only became popular in the Tang Dynasty. At this time, tea pot production was an art and tea drinking a ceremony. Tea falls into five major kinds: Black tea, Jasmine tea, Wulong tea, Green tea and Brick tea.Tea has been one of the daily necessities in China since time immemorial. In summer or warm climate, tea seems to dispel the heat and bring on instant cool together with a feeling of relaxation. For this reason, tea-houses abound in towns and market villages in South China and provide elderly retirees with the locales to meet and chat over a cup of tea. Enjoying the procedure of making tea and taste the famous Gongfu tea here. (Gongfu tea is the most popular beverage in south Fujian, China)
I spent a whole day in Xiamen and tried to get around the city as much as i can to see everything. Its a super nice place and from what i saw i would say its one of the nicest cities in China that i ever visited. I dont have too many tips from here but i do have a few pics so check them out...
The nicest University i have ever been to....here are some more Pics
Good scenery all around Xiamen...A couple more Pics
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Q: Bus from Xiamen to Hong Kong? "I believe there is a bus from Xiamen to Hong Kong which is quicker than train. How can I buy a ticket for the bus before I arrive..."
A: "I would fly to Shenzhen and then get a bus across the border. If you really have to take the bus then get whoever you are visiting to arrange it for you or alternatively..."
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