When your late-night flight lands at the Shenzhen airport in Bao’an District, getting to the city center or your final destination across the city doesn’t have to be stressful. This hassle-free transport guide covers late-night options across Shenzhen — whether you are a business traveler arriving after hours, or a backpacker on a layover. You will find choices to suite every need and budget, from cost-effective airport express services and short-distance shuttles, to point-to-point car-hailing and cross-border buses.

Shenzhen Bus Group has launched a free shuttle bus service from downtown to Xiaomeisha Beach in Yantian District.

Starting today, Shenzhen North Station will launch a new high-speed rail loop connecting major cities in eastern Guangdong.

Let’s take a look at some emergency devices available on Shenzhen Metro trains and stations. These devices are usually accompanied by bilingual Chinese-English instructions and safety codes displayed on an eye-catching red background.

The moment they step into Bao'an International Airport, people can feel the bustling vitality as they get caught up in the hurrying crowds. From here, you can fly to every corner of the world.

Shenzhen’s Metro network now has 14 lines and one spur line in service, operated by Shenzhen Metro Group Co. Ltd. and MTR Corporation (Shenzhen) Ltd.

Three high-speed railways link Shenzhen with other cities: the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Express Rail Link, the Xiamen-Shenzhen High-speed Railway, and the Ganzhou-Shenzhen High-speed Railway.

Like “capillaries” of the city, public bus routes take people to most of the communities around Shenzhen. Riding buses is a fun and easy way of navigating and exploring the city.