🚄 Station facts
📍 Station address
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🚇 To & from the city centre
Major eastern Guangzhou hub; Metro Line 13 connects to the city centre. The intercity Xintang South platforms are a few minutes' walk away.
- Line 13 Xintang (新塘)
Renamed from Xintang to Guangzhou Xintang in October 2025. A large eastern 'three-railway' hub with near-seamless transfer between national rail, intercity and metro.
🔄 Getting from the station to the airport
Guangzhou Xintang Railway Station is on the new Xin-Bai-Guang intercity line, which runs directly to Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport (CAN) in about 20-30 minutes for roughly 30 yuan, making it the fastest option. Alternatively, Metro Line 13 or 16 connects into the city network toward the airport, or a Xintang-line airport express coach runs from about 19.9 yuan.
✈️ 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: Baidu Baike 广州新塘站, Guangzhou gov, china-emu.cn
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