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Getting to Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, Guangzhou, China Getting to Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, Guangzhou, China Guangdong University of Foreign Studies (GDUFS) is located at 2 Baiyun Ddadao Bei, Guangzhou, China (中国 广州市 白云大道北 2 号). To fly to Guangzhou: To get to Guangzhou, you have the following two options: 1. Fly to Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport directly; 2. Fly to Hong Kong International Airport (香港国际机场), then go to Guangzhou by train. From Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport (广州白云国际机场): It takes about 30 minutes in a taxi from the airport to Guangdong University of Foreign Studies and costs around 65yuan. If you are using public transportation, take Metro Line 3 at Airport South (机场南) and get off at Yong Tai (永泰). Step out of the station at Exit B2 and turn left, you will find the bus stop about 20 meters ahead. Take bus No. 126 or 864 and get off at Huangshi Dong Lukou (黄石东路口). Cross the street via a footbridge and walk 200 meters northward along Congyun Road (丛云路), you will find the North Gate of GDUFS (广外北门). From Hong Kong International Airport: Take shuttle bus A21 from the airport to Hung Hom Rail Terminus (the terminal of the bus), and take Kowloon-Canton through train to Guangzhou East directly. Tickets are available at the ticket counter of China Travel Service (香港中旅社）located in the centre of the Hung Hom Railway Terminus Concourse, or buy the train ticket online. The timetable and the booking information of the Kowloon-Canton through train can be accessed in the following links: http://www.sinohotelguide.com/cantonfair/information/train.html http://www.ctshk.com/ap/english/train/querytrain.jsp Accommodations in Hong Kong: If you do not want to go to Guangzhou immediately after you step off the airplane, you may take shuttle bus A21 to Hung Hom Rail Terminus and stay overnight at Harbour Plaza Metropolis, a four-star hotel conveniently located across from the Hung Hom Rail Terminus and take Kowloon-Canton through train to Guangzhou East later. The official website of Harbour Plaza Metropolis is as below: http://www.harbour-plaza.com/en/home.aspx?hotel_id=hpme&section_id=home&subsection_id=overview Guangzhou by train: If you are in mainland China, you can go to Guangzhou by train. You will arrive in Guangzhou South Railway Station (广州南站）if you take CRH, and Guangzhou Railway Station (广州火车站）or Guangzhou East Railway station (广州东站) if you take the ordinary train. 1 From Guangzhou Railway Station to Guangdong University of Foreign Studies Take bus No. 805, 803, 274 or 529 at Guangzhou Railway Station , get off at Huangshi Dong Lukou (黄石 东路口), walk 200 meters northward along Congyun Road (丛云路) , you will find the North Gate of GDUFS (广外北门). From Guangzhou East Railway Station to Guangdong University of Foreign Studies 1. Take bus No. 841 at Guangzhou East Railway Station (广州东站) and get off at Huangshi Dong Lukou (GDUFS) (黄石东路口（外语学院）). Cross the street via a footbridge and walk 200 meters northward along Congyun Road (丛云路), you will find the North Gate of GDUFS (广外北门). 2. Take Metro Line 3 at Guangzhou East Railway Station (广州东站) and get off atYong Tai (永泰). Step out of the station at Exit B2 and turn left, you will find the bus stop about 20 meters ahead. Take bus No. 126 or 864 and get off at Huangshi Dong Lukou (黄石东路口). Cross the street via a footbridge and walk 200 meters northward along Congyun Road (丛云路), you will find the North Gate of GDUFS (广外北 门). From Guangzhou South Railway Station to Guangdong University of Foreign Studies 1. Take Metro Line 2 at Guangzhou South Railway Station (广州南站) and get off at Guangzhou Railway Station (广州火车站). Take bus No. 805, 803, 274 or 529 and get off at Huangshi Dong Lukou (黄石东路 口) . Walk 200 meters northward along Congyun Road (丛云路) , you will find the North Gate of GDUFS (广外北门). 2. Take Metro Line 2 at Guangzhou South Railway Station (广州南站) and get off at Huang Bian (黄边). Take bus No. 38 and get off at Huangshi Dong Lukou (黄石东路口) . Cross the street via a footbridge and walk 200 meters northward along Congyun Road (丛云路), you will find the North Gate of GDUFS (广外 北门). 2 附录 4 广外位置图（Location of GDUFS） 3 附录 5 广州地铁图（Guangzhou Metro） 4 附录 6 广外校园图（GDUFS Campus） 5.
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