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No.105 Beishahe Road, Tianhe District, Guangzhou, Guangdong, 510507, China
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Hi,
We would like to travel from Guangzhou to Shantou by bus. Is there any direct/express bus service to Shantou from Guangzhou?
Where can I board the bus, buy ticket(how much?), how long is the journey etc?
Need as much information as possible.
Thank you.
Yes, there are the bus services you want. You can board it at the Guangdong Province Bus Station which is very close to the main train station of Guangzhou (not the Tianhe train station). The ticket can be bought at the bus station, and the price is about 160 RMB (20 USD). The journey takes about 4.5 hours.
There are other bus stations where you can find a bus to Shantou. Ask local people for the closest one.
Hi,
Is there any website I can visit for more information on Transport?
Please list them.
Thank you.
The websites that I look at for bus schedules would be in Chinese, if any. Do you read Chinese?
Would prefer in English. But Chinese should be no problem too.
Please give me the websites.
Thank you.
Plug in name of city (in Chinese) and "长途客运" in Google, and try your luck. That's what I always do!
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