Shanggrao to Nanchang Airport Bus Timetable

Roughly what Class 5 and 6 look like

Shangrao (a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Jiangxi Province) Shangrao, formerly known as Raozhou and Xinzhou, is a prefecture-level administrative district (city) under the jurisdiction of Jiangxi Province. Located in the northeastern part of Jiangxi Province, between 27?48?~29?42? north latitude and 116?13?~118?29? east longitude, it is an inland area.

Shangrao connects Zhejiang to the east, Fujian to the south, and Anhui to the north. It is located at the intersection of the Yangtze River Delta Economic Zone, Haixi Economic Zone, and Poyang Lake Ecological Economic Zone. Since ancient times, it has been known as the "superior, fertile and ecological capital", "the thoroughfare in all directions" and "the first gateway to Yuzhang".

The whole territory is 210 kilometers wide from east to west and 194 kilometers long from north to south. The total land area is 22,791 square kilometers, the mountain area is 2,342 square kilometers, the hilly area is 14,436 square kilometers, and the plain area is 6,013 square kilometers, accounting for 10.27%, 63.34% and 26.39% of the total area of ??Shangrao City respectively. There are many famous mountains and scenic spots in Shangrao. It has been a tourist attraction as early as the Tang Dynasty. Officials, celebrities and literati of the past dynasties have left countless travel notes, poems and songs. The territory is rich in landscapes, red revolutionary sites and ancient cultural relics.

Shangrao has been rated as "China's happiest city", "China's best Zhejiang business investment city", "China's best Guangdong business investment city", "China's best Fujian business investment city" , "one of the four key cities for regional development in Jiangxi Province" and "China's Excellent Tourism City".

In January 2016, at the Two Sessions of Jiangxi Province, Shangrao was positioned as a provincial sub-central city, a high-speed rail hub city at the junction of the four provinces of Jiangxi, Zhejiang, Fujian and Anhui, and a bridgehead and ecological bridge for Jiangxi to integrate into the Yangtze River Delta and connect with Haixi. A livable demonstration city and an influential tourist destination at home and abroad [2]?. In September of the same year, Shangrao was selected as one of the "Top 100 People's Livelihood Development at the Prefecture Level in China". On October 10, 2017, China’s State Forestry Administration approved Shangrao City to be selected as a “National Forest City”.

Nanchang (the capital of Jiangxi Province, a national tourist historical and cultural city)

Nanchang, referred to as "Hong" or "Chang", was called Yuzhang and Hongdu in ancient times [1]?, Jiangxi Province The provincial capital is China's earliest aviation industry base, an important comprehensive transportation hub[2]?, a photovoltaic industry base[2]?, and a world-class photovoltaic industry base[3]?.

Nanchang governs 6 districts and 3 counties, and has 1 national-level new district (Ganjiang New District) with a total area of ??7,400 square kilometers (including water area of ??2,200 square kilometers), with plains accounting for 35.8% and water surfaces accounting for 29.8%. %[3]?, known as the "Tianbao". In 2016, Nanchang’s per capita GDP was 82,470 yuan[4]?, and its permanent population was 5.3714 million people[5]?. The rapidly developing Nanchang is attracting more and more young people. According to the "2017 National Urban Youth Index Report", Nanchang was selected as one of the ten youngest cities in China[6].

Nanchang City was built in 202 BC, which means "prosperity in southern Xinjiang and prosperity in the south". It is a famous national historical and cultural city [3]. Wang Bo, one of the four heroes of the early Tang Dynasty, called it a place with "natural treasures, natural treasures and outstanding people" in the "Preface to Tengwang Pavilion". [2] During the Southern Tang Dynasty, Nanchang Prefecture was called the "Southern Capital". On August 1, 1927, the "Nanchang Uprising" announced the birth of the People's Liberation Army under the leadership of the party. With a history of more than 2,000 years, the city has left behind such places of interest as Haihunhou State National Archaeological Site Park, Tengwang Pavilion, Badashanren Memorial Hall, Baihuazhou, and the former sites of the August 1st Uprising.

Nanchang manufactured New China’s first aircraft, the first batch of coastal defense missiles, the first motorcycles, and tractors, and is an important manufacturing center[8]? [9] Nanchang has unique location advantages[3]. In the new era, it has become one of the national comprehensive transportation hubs at the intersection of Shanghai-Kunming High-speed Railway, Beijing-Kowloon High-speed Railway, Changjing-Huang High-speed Railway, Changjiu Intercity Railway, and Changfu High-speed Railway[2]. Nanchang was selected as one of the world's ten most economically dynamic cities by Newsweek in 2006. [10] In August 2017, Nanchang entered the era of subway transfer, and the ranking of subway operating mileage in mainland China rose to 19th [11].

Currently, Nanchang Metro has 3 lines under construction[12]?, with a mileage of 108.1 kilometers[13]?, 198 kilometers are planned in the near future, and 20 rail transit lines with a total mileage of 700 kilometers are planned in the long term