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About Changchun
Changchun, the capital city of Jilin Province in northeastern China, is a dynamic metropolis known for its industrial prowess, educational institutions, and rich historical heritage. Often referred to as the "City of Automobiles," Changchun is a major hub for China's automotive industry.
Changchun is served by Changchun Longjia International Airport, which offers flights to various international and domestic destinations, making it an essential gateway to northeastern China. The city is also well-connected by an extensive network of highways and railways, facilitating trade and travel within the region.
The city's attractions are deeply rooted in its historical and cultural landscape. The Puppet Emperor's Palace, a museum located in the former residence of the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, offers a fascinating glimpse into a turbulent period in Chinese history. Another notable site is the Jilin Provincial Museum, which showcases a wide array of artifacts and exhibits highlighting the region's cultural heritage.
For those interested in the city’s spiritual life, the Changchun Confucius Temple offers insights into Confucianism and the region’s religious traditions. The temple, with its classical architecture and tranquil atmosphere, is a significant cultural and historical site.
Changchun is also renowned for its vibrant arts scene. The Changchun Film Studio, one of the oldest in China, showcases the city's role as a center for Chinese cinema and culture. The city's markets, such as the bustling Changchun Night Market, provide a sensory feast with a variety of local crafts, textiles, and street food.
Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the scenic beauty of South Lake Park. The park, with its expansive lake and lush surroundings, offers stunning views and opportunities for leisurely strolls and picnics. Boating and fishing activities are popular among locals and visitors alike. Additionally, the nearby Jingyuetan National Forest Park, with its extensive forest trails and serene landscapes, offers a unique setting for exploration and relaxation.
Transportation to Changchun City Center from Airport
Longjia Intl. Airport
Passengers arriving by air to Changchun, one of China's most crowded and important commercial cities, can choose between taxi, train or shuttle buses to get to the city center.
Taxi
Those who want to travel by taxi to Changchun city center can take one from the terminal building number 1. All the taxis have to have their price lists on the front window and drivers are required to have a service card. Taking a taxi that meets these requirements can help you reduce potential problems. In Changchun, taxi customers need to pay for all the bridges and passages through the trip. For this reason you can choose the train or shuttle buses for a more economical journey.
Train
The express trains you can reach from Longjia Railway Station, which is at the main terminal building of Changchun Airport, operate between 7:20 and 20:34. It takes about half an hour for the trains that depart every hour, to reach the city center.
Shuttle
The shuttle buses, which carry passengers from the airport to the city center, start to operate in the morning with the first aircraft landing and continue to work until the last plane lands to the airport. There is a 10 minute drive from the People's Square, the last stop on the shuttle buses to the city center, and the city center.
