Jilin Transport
Edition HistoryEdit Introduction:
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The traffic in Jilin Province is highly developed, with the aviation as the main means of transportation, the railway, highway, and inland waterway as supplements, to form a solid traffic net.
Edition HistoryEdit Air:
Jilin province has 3 main airports respectively located in the Changchun City, Yanji City and Tonghua City respectively. They provide flights to over ten big and small cities across the country.
Tips:
1. The Jilin international aviation service company of China
Address：No.-1 Shengli Avenue, Changchun City
Telephone：0431－8934361
2. The Jilin administration office of CAAC
Address：No.28 Welcome Guest Road, Large House Body airport of Changchun City
Telephone：0431－8690152
Edition HistoryEdit Train:
Jilin with highly developed railway traffic is a railway hub of communications of China. The total railway lines of Jilin province measure over 4000 kilometers and run from northwest to southeast and southwest to northeast. The country’s important railroad Beijing-Ha’erbin runs from the north to the south. Jilin provides direct trains to major cities of the county, such as Ha’erbin, Shenyang, Dalian, Beijing, Tianjin, Shijiazhuang, Jinan, Nanjing, and Shanghai.
Tips：
Telephone of ticket reserving of Changchun railway station: 0431-6122222
Edition HistoryEdit Bus:
Highways in Jilin stretch to elsewhere of the country from those cities of Changchun, Jilin, Tonghua, Baicheng, Siping and Yanji and extend in all directions. There are three major highways in Jilin province, the Shenyang-Changchun-Ha’erbin highway, the Changchun-Jilin highway and the Changchun-Yitongyinchengzi highway, of which the Shenyang-Changchun-Ha’erbin highway is under construction at the Dehui section. Besides, the Jilin-Huichun highway is under construction, too.
Tips：
The Changchun central coach bus station
Address: No.6 People’s Street, Changchun City
Telephone: 0431-2792544
Edition HistoryEdit Boat:
The inland waterways of Jilin province are mainly on the Songhua River, Nenjiang River, Yalu River and Tumen River. The Songhua River plays the most important role, which is open to navigation from every April to December.
