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Options of Traveling to Nankai University, Tianjin: 1. Fly to Tianjin Airport. Tianjin Airport (TSN) Has Direct Flights From Options of traveling to Nankai University, Tianjin: 1. Fly to Tianjin airport. Tianjin airport (TSN) has direct flights from all major cities within Mainland China, as well as direct flights from Taipei, Hong Kong, Seoul, Osaka, Nagoya. The ground transportation from Tianjin airport to Nankai campus is usually by Taxi, which is about 40 minute for 23-25 km (in normal traffic), cost about 60-80 Yuan. You can also take Tianjin Metro Line 2 from airport into city then transfer to taxi. The Tianta Station Station on Metro Line 3 is about 1.5km from Nankai University. 2. Fly to Beijing airport. Beijing airport (PEK) is one of world’s largest airports with flights from almost all major airports around the world. PEK is about 160km away from Nankai campus. The best way to arrive at Nankai campus from PEK is to take the airport shuttle from PEK to Tianjin (82 Yuan), and it takes about 2.5-3 hours depending on traffic. The shuttle leaves Beijing airport every 30-45 minutes in daytime. After arriving Tianjin, you can take a Taxi to Nankai University (about 15-20 Yuan). 3. Take trains. You can take high speed train from Beijing South Station to Tianjin Station (in the city, 8-10km), which costs 55 (2nd class) or 66 (1st class) Yuan and it takes about 30-35 minutes. 4. Tianjin Metro. You can take Tianjin Metro from airport (Line 2 to Line 3), railway station (Line 3) to a station near Nankai University. The Tianta Station on Metro Line 3 is about 1.5km from Nankai University. The metro ticket is 3-5 Yuan. Map from Tianta Station(Exit B) on Metro Line 3 to Jia Yuan Hotel on the South gate of Nankai University. From there, it is about 15 minutes walk to the Hotel. .
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