Public Transit
Light Rail and Metro
Wuhan's newest light rail system travels from the west to east of Hankou
District. Shangri-La Hotel, Wuhan, is a 2-minute walk from Exit A of MTR Line 3/6 on Xianggang Road.
Buses
There are many bus routes criss-crossing the city and it is likely that
you will need to make a line transfer to reach your destination.
Please enquire with the hotel staff about the most effective bus route.
Trains
Trains offer an efficient and scenic way of travelling within China.
Train travel options are available between Wuhan and more than 20 major cities.
As a transportation hub in central China, Wuhan has three main railway
lines: Jingguang (Beijing-Guangzhou) Railway, Handan Railway
(Hankou-Danjiangkou-Chongqing-Chengdu) and Wujiu Railway
(Wuchang-Jiujiang-Shanghai).
Trains from Wuhan to other cities in Hubei Province are available daily.
Wuhan's Hankou train station is on the main line running between Beijing and
Guangzhou.
Express trains to Kunming, Xian, Hong Kong and Lanzhou run via
Wuhan.
High-speed trains to Shanghai depart from the stations in Hankou and Wuchang.
Bullet trains to Guangzhou depart from Wuhan Station in the Qingshan
District.
Ferry
The Hankou-Wuchang ferry line is a fast and efficient way of crossing
the Yangtze River during the day.
Please enquire with the hotel staff about different ferry trips.
Coach
The city's main long-distance bus station is located in Hankou. There
are daily departures to Nanchang, Shanghai, Changsha and points beyond.
