Guangzhou South Railway Station

广州南站

Guangzhou (广州), China

💡 Show the Chinese name 广州南站 to your taxi driver.

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Station Information

Chinese Name广州南站
PinyinGuǎng Zhōu Nán Zhàn
Station TypeHigh-speed rail
OpenedJanuary 30, 2010
Lines Serving8
CityGuangzhou
Coordinates22.9915, 113.2640

Metro & Local Transport

Metro Line 2
Metro Line 7
Metro Line 22
Foshan Metro Line 2

Metro lines above connect directly to the station. Show the Chinese line name to ticket staff or in your map app.

Official metro website & route map: Guangzhou Metro

Getting from Guangzhou South to Baiyun Airport

Take Metro Line 2 toward Jiahewanggang and change to Line 3 at Jiahewanggang, heading toward Airport North. The journey takes about 70–80 minutes and is the cheapest option.

A taxi takes 50–60 minutes depending on traffic and costs roughly ¥120–150. Allow extra time during peak hours.

Popular Routes from Guangzhou South

Major Destinations

Tips for Foreign Travelers

  • Bring your passport — it is your ticket. Enter the station through the manual/护照 lane.
  • Arrive 45–60 minutes early: security check and ticket gates can take time at large stations.
  • Check the departure hall screens for your train number — gates close 3–5 minutes before departure.
  • Book tickets online in advance via Trip.com, especially on weekends and holidays.

Lines Serving Guangzhou South (8)

LineLengthStations
Beijing–Guangzhou High-Speed Railway京广高速线2097 km38
Guiyang–Guangzhou High-Speed Railway贵广高铁877 km26
Guangzhou–Fo–Nanning–Loop–Cheng–Ji广佛南环城际33 km7
Guangzhou–Hui Intercity Railway广惠城际线174 km29
Guangzhou–Zhuhai Intercity Railway广珠城际线305 km20
Guangzhou–Zhao Intercity Railway广肇城际线314 km20
Nanning–Guangzhou Line南广线564 km17
Guangzhou–Shenzhen–Hong Kong High-Speed Railway广深港高速线142 km7
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