Tai'an Travel Guide

China travel

  • Tai'an
  • Tai'an is a large city in the middle of Shandong province close to the famous Mountain Tai (Taishan). It consists of two districts (Taishan, Daiyue), two county-level cities (Xintai City, Feicheng City) and two counties (Ningyang, Dongping). Total population of Tai'an is 5.5 million people.

  • airport
  • Nearest airport is Yaoqiang international airport in Jinan City. Distance is 80km; fare is 60 Yuan (in 2010). Buses in Tai'an leave from Mount Taishan airport harbor which is close to the Tai'an Municipal Stadium.

  • train
  • Taishan Railway Station is in Caiyuan Street.
    - Tai'an - Jinan: many trains daily: journey takes 43min - 1h.12min (73km)
    - Tai'an - Zibo: trains daily: journey takes 2h.11min - 3h.48min (183km)
    - Tai'an - Qufu: trains daily: journey takes 1h.26min - 1h.30min (114km)

  • bus
  • There are two main long distance bus stations in Tai'an. The older bus station at Taishan Street/Lingshan Street in Taishan District is the one with the most coaches.

  • hotels
  • - Ramada Plaza Taian: near Taishan and railway station
    - Four Points by Sheraton Tai’an: (opening October 31, 2010)
    - Taishan Overseas Chinese Hotel (4star):located at the foot of Mount Tai
    - Hanting Express-Tai'an Caiyuanjie Inn (2star): close to bus and train

  • business
  • - Tai'an Hi-tech Industrial Development Zone
    - Tai'an Tourism & Economic Development Zone
    Main industries are transportation machinery, automobile parts, building materials, metallurgical, fine chemistry, energy and tourism.

  • attractions
  • - Mount Tai (Taishan): one of the sacred moutains in China. listed as World Cultural Natural Heritage by the UNESCO.


    Taishan China
    A gate at the top of the Mount Tai
    (free picture from Wikipedia)



Tai'an Travel Guide

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