🚄 Station facts
📍 Station address
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🚇 To & from the city centre
There is no metro in Chaozhou. The station is in the Fengxi area west of the old town; use a taxi/Didi or city bus to reach historic central Chaozhou (Guangji Bridge and the Paifang Street).
A conventional station built in 1995 on the Guangmeishan railway, which opened to passengers on 28 December 1995. It is served by ordinary K-prefix express trains (e.g. K688, K9222) and is NOT a high-speed station. This station is NOT Chaoshan station (潮汕站), which is already in this directory: Chaoshan is in Shaxi town, Chao'an District, is a station on the Xiamen–Shenzhen high-speed railway and the junction for the Meizhou–Shantou line, and runs hundreds of D/G trains a day serving Chaozhou, Shantou and Jieyang together. If your ticket shows a G or D train number you are almost certainly arriving at 潮汕站, not 潮州站 — check the Chinese name printed on the ticket.
🔄 Getting from the station to the airport
The airport for the region is Jieyang Chaoshan International Airport (揭阳潮汕国际机场, SWA), serving Chaozhou, Shantou and Jieyang. Reach it by taxi/Didi or airport coach; we did not verify times or fares. There is no metro in Chaozhou.
✈️ Times and costs are approximate and may change. · Airports in the city ←
🚌 Buses & cost to the city centre
💱 Prices are approximate in Chinese yuan (¥) and may change; confirm before boarding.
Source: Chinese Wikipedia 潮州站 (广东) (潮州市潮安区枫溪镇新风路, 广梅汕铁路, 建于1995年, 广州铁路集团); autohome/maigoo comparison articles (潮州站 K688/K9222 vs 潮汕站 G/D services, 潮汕站 in 潮安区沙溪镇); Chinese Wikipedia 广梅汕铁路 (1995-07-20 through, 1995-12-28 passenger opening); Baidu Baike 潮汕站 (厦深铁路 + 梅汕客专接轨站)
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