When you get off a train, come outside of the station and want to get a taxi, you need to go to the taxi line, which is right across the sq., like almost everywhere in China, there are always so many people on the sq, you may not see the taxi line. the taxi from the taxi line are all having meters ON, if you just get a taxi from the road, you will need to negotiate a price first, and most likely the driver going to ask 3-4 times what you would pay for a metered taxi.
Written Apr 12, 2012
If you HAVE to go to train station to get tickets yourselfs, like us since train tickets offices in the city may not sell tickets to foreigners, the ticket window 18 is for military, foreigners and etc.
Written Apr 5, 2012
Zhengzhou airport is new and pretty far from the city, not sure how much would be to take a taxi, but we took the airport bus from train station to the airport for 15yuan per person, you can get the ticket from zhengzhou da jiou dang (zhengzhou big hotel), and it departs right in front of the building. It is right across from the train station (the exit from the old part, the new part of train station is behind the old part, the new one is mostly for fast trains to xian, Beijing ). Airport bus is every half hour, it takes one hour to the airport (without traffic jam)
Written Apr 5, 2012
This is the most crowded railway station I have ever used. The crowds were spilling across the plaza in front - and this was at 8pm!
Zhengzhou is at the epicentre of the Chinese railway system, so many people change here.
There is a 4-star hotel with a tiny bar-cum-coffee shop right next door to the main station entrance (to the right as you look at it). You can wait here, and we also rented three rooms for two hours....clean, comfortable and quiet!
Written Jan 15, 2004
Some guidebooks and maps show the airport to be close to the city and to the northeast.
It isn't. It is some distance to the southeast, along the new highway.
Allow at least one hour from the centre of Zhengzhou to get to the new airport.
The airport is, by the way, very modern and very empty.
Written Nov 23, 2003
Xin Zheng airport is about 30 km from the center of the city, an experssway to there
Written Aug 24, 2007
a big station, many trains pass by zhengzhou, take you to anywhere of CHINA
Written Aug 24, 2007
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Zhengzhou is not on a travelers wish list. It is an modern and big city. It is the center of China's rail network and an important bus and air transit location so you may wind up here. I did, but I......
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Zhengzhou... what a miserable place. That is, if you don't get past the train station. I'd be willing to bet that, away from the station it's not too bad a city... and it's not horrible by the...
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Zhengzhou is among 8 of the oldest cities in China, culturally the oldest of all and is also called "Chuang Shi Gu Du", the meaning in English I tried my best translation skills is equivalent to...
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a big transport terminal-junction of China

Zheng Zhou is a big, maybe the biggest transport terminal-junction of China, two main railway:"Jing Guang" and "Long Hai" cross here, you can easily get on a train and go to anywhere of China. But...
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Museum of Chinese history in Zhengzhou. A timelined history of Chinese dings more than anything else. Big dings, small dings, broken and preserved dings. It really is a nice museum though.
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