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Asked by KRYSTIAN | Oct. 21, 2015 02:44

About:Hong Kong International Airport Transfer

Will arrive to Hong Kong on 11'th Nov at 16:55 and then will have to travel to Guangzhou.

Hello
I need an advice.
How can i reach Railway Station from the airport and how long would it take?
Which train should I book to catch the departure time? 18:44 or 20:01?

thanks in advance.

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Answered by Rachel | Oct. 21, 2015 04:15

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1. You are suggested to take airport express to get to Tsing Yi Station first. Then take Tung Chung Line to Nam Cheong Station and West Rail Line to Hung Hom Station, Exit A1. It takes around 50 mins. The ticket fare is 60 HKD per person. After that, walk to the railway station and take direct train to Guangzhou.
2. So you can catch the train scheduled at 18:44.

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Answered by Yolanda | Oct. 23, 2015 21:17

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Well, I don't think you can catch the 18:44 train. It is actually better to catch the 20:01 train. For it takes at least 30min to check out and it will be during peak hours, it may take longer than usual to the Hung Hom Station. By taxi, it takes 40-50min and the fare is around 250HKD.

I don't heard the time limit of the train. Generally, it is fine to get a ticket on the spot. If you are afraid of anything unexpected, book the ticket online in advance so that you can directly collect the paper ticket at sight.

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Answered by KRYSTIAN | Oct. 22, 2015 08:07

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Thank you Rachel;

I'm not sure how long might it take to get from the airpot and I'm worry about missing the 18:44 train.
Heard that tickets can be bought up to twenty minutes before departure in Hong Kong, but must be bought six hours before departure in Guangzhou, in fact I have to but it before my arrival to HK.
Are you sure I'll be able to leave tha airport and transfer to Hung Hom Station in less than 1:30 hour?

What about the taxi? Have you got any idea what is the Taxi cost from airport to Hung Hom Station?

Thanks in advance.
Krystian

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