By Air - the Harbin airport is the second largest airport in northeastern China. Formally called Harbin Taiping International Airport (HRB), Located 33 kilometers northwest of Harbin City, It caters for approximate 50 domestic and international route. More than 30 tourist destinations within China are catered for, including Beijing, Shanghai, Qingdao, Shenzhen, Xian, and Hong Kong, etc. Cities within America, Russia, Korea, Japan, Singapore and Malaysia can also be reached by scheduled flights.

Harbin Airport Enquiry Telephone: 0451-82894220

Airport Transfer - It about 50 minutes' drive from the urban area of Harbin. It takes you around 20 Yuan to go to the airport via CAAC shuttle bus, which departs at the Civil Aviation Mansion (No. 99, Zhongshan Road) via the Kang'an Road, the Tongda Street, the Harbin Industry University, railway station and the Wenchang Road. It usually costs 110 yuan to take a taxi from the airport to the city.

By Tarin - There are two railway stations, namely, the Harbin Railway Station and the Harbin Eastern Railway Station. Harbin Railway station is the main station, as virtually every train to and from Harbin stops here. as the Harbin Eastern Railway Station is of little use to travelers. People can take trains to all parts within the province and the neighboring area and beyond. There are trains to many large and medium tourist cities such as Beijing, Tianjin, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Haikou, Zhengzhou, Jinan, Yantai, Dezhou, Xuzhou.

Harbin Railway Station Enquiry Telephone: 0451-84620115

By Bus - The long-distance buses are mainly offered by Nangang Bus Station with most of the bus routes covering the rest of the Heilongjiang Province. Destinations available via the inter-provincial long-distance bus services are the Shenyang within Liaoning Province and Changchun within Jilin Province. This year, a new route from Harbin to Vladivostok in Russia was opened with the daily journey by luxury bus will take twelve hours.

By Sea - Occupying an advantageous geographical position, the Port of Harbin is listed -one of the eight important inland harbors of China. However, ships only can reach some parts of northeast China from April through to the early November.