How to get from Hohhot Railway Station to Baita Airport? Is there an airport bus? Where can I take it?

You can take the airport bus or bus from Hohhot Railway Station to Baita Airport.

Airport bus: The train station takes the airport bus 1 line directly to Baita Airport, the whole journey is about 1 hour, and the fare is 15 yuan/person.

Bus? : It takes about 1 hour to take bus No.23 from the railway station to the Inner Mongolia Branch of the Bank of Communications, and then transfer to bus No.2 to Hohhot Airport. Full fare 2 yuan/person.

Airport bus line 1 Get on the bus at the entrance of South Square of Hohhot Station and the intersection of Zhandong Street and Xilingol North Road.

The departure time of the first and last trains at the railway station: 5: 40-2 1: 00, and the departure time is 7: 00 am-265438+0: 00 pm, with one train every hour;

Route: Railway Station-Eaka Hotel-Dongying Road North Exit-Tuanjie Community-Municipal Service Center-East Railway Station-Hongde College-Huidong Market-Baita Airport, ***9 stops.

The first and last buses at the airport leave every half hour between 6:00-20:00 and 10-22:00, and the rest of the time leave according to the flight plan.

Route: Baita Airport-Hongde College-East Railway Station-Municipal Government -TCL- wanda plaza-Tuanjie Community-Inner Mongolia Exhibition Hall-Changle Palace-Gulou Overpass-Zhaojun Hotel-Railway Station, *** 12 Station.

Huhhot, commonly known as Huhhot, is the capital of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the political, economic and cultural center, a national historical and cultural city, and an important central city in the northern frontier of China. Located on the northern border of China, in Eurasia. Urban area 17224 square kilometers.

Hohhot has a long history and splendid culture, and is one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization. In the pre-Qin period, King Wuling of Zhao set up Yunzhong County here, so the address was in Tuoketuo County, southwest of Hohhot. During the Republic of China, it was the capital of Suiyuan Province. After the merger of Mongolia and Suiyuan, Hohhot became the capital of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The downtown area of Hohhot was originally formed by the merger of Guihua City and Suiyuan City in the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, hence the name Guisui. 1954 was renamed Hohhot, which means "blue city" in Mongolian.

Hohhot is a national historical and cultural city, a national forest city, a national innovative pilot city, a national model city of national unity and progress, a national model city of double support, an excellent tourist city in China, and a top 100 city with economic strength in China, and is known as the "Milk Capital of China". At the same time, it is also the core city of Hu Baoyin urban agglomeration and the central city of Hubao-Hubei urban agglomeration.