深圳北站
Shenzhen (深圳), China
💡 Show the Chinese name 深圳北站 to your taxi driver.
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The Shenzhen Metro station sits directly below the high-speed rail concourse — follow the 高铁 / High-speed Rail signs and you reach the check-in hall in a few minutes. Lines 4, 5 and 6 all stop here.
Self-service luggage lockers are available in the metro station (since 2024) if you want to explore Shenzhen before catching your train.
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: Shenzhen Metro (Chinese)
Direct high-speed trains reach Hong Kong West Kowloon in as little as 18 minutes, with second-class fares from about ¥75 (as of 2026). You clear Chinese exit and Hong Kong entry immigration at West Kowloon after arrival, so carry your passport with a valid Hong Kong entry endorsement.
The most popular departure times sell out, especially on weekends and holidays — book at least a day ahead through Trip.com or the 12306 app.
Take Metro Line 5 toward Qianhaiwan and change to Line 11 at Qianhaiwan station — the airport (SZX) is three stops further. The whole metro trip takes about 50 minutes and is the cheapest option.
A taxi or Didi takes roughly 40–50 minutes and costs about ¥70–110 depending on traffic; the airport is around 30 km away. Allow extra time in the evening peak.
Shenzhen's busiest high-speed rail hub — 126 million passenger arrivals and departures in 2025 — where the Guangzhou–Shenzhen–Hong Kong, Hangzhou–Shenzhen and Ganzhou–Shenzhen high-speed railways meet. The metro interchange opened in June 2011 and high-speed services began on 26 December 2011.
| Line | Length | Stations |
|---|---|---|
| Hangzhou–Shenzhen Railway杭深线 | 1454 km | 54 |
| Guangzhou–Shenzhen–Hong Kong High-Speed Railway广深港高速线 | 142 km | 7 |
| Yang–Shenzhen Connecting Line阳深联络线 | 8 km | 1 |
