It only takes 4 and a half hours to go directly from Wuhan to Hong Kong. Are you very excited? You no longer need to have so much trouble changing trains here and there. The time spent crossing the border is super saved! I am really looking forward to it? Come and talk to me

Let’s find out the specific situation! The Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong high-speed railway will enter the trial operation stage from April 1st. It will only take 4 and a half hours to travel from Wuhan to Hong Kong! During the trial operation stage, the train will not carry passengers, and the official opening is expected in the third quarter of this year.

After the Hong Kong section of the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Express Rail Link is officially opened to traffic, it will connect the national high-speed rail network.

The high-speed train departs from Hong Kong and can go directly to 16 cities including Beijing and Shanghai in the first phase. Wuhan is on the list! So how to pass the customs and how much is the ticket price? What is delicious and fun? I will reveal the secrets to you one by one! 1. How to pass the customs?

The Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Express Rail Link has announced the "co-location" plan. Passengers taking the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Express Rail Link can pass through the border between the two places at West Kowloon Station! It only takes 5 minutes at the fastest to pass the border.

The customs clearance time is much faster than now! The West Kowloon terminus has four underground floors: B1 ticketing floor, B2 arrival floor, B3 departure floor, and B4 platform floor.

To handle immigration and take the high-speed rail, you only need to go up and down the stairs.

▲Rendering of the platform of Hong Kong West Kowloon Terminus How do passengers departing from Wuhan for Hong Kong pass the customs? After taking the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong train and arriving at West Kowloon Station: get off at the B4 platform level → go to the B2 immigration level to go through the mainland departure procedures → on the same floor

(B2) Hong Kong Port Area goes through entry procedures into Hong Kong → Inbound passengers return to Wuhan, how do they go through the customs? After entering West Kowloon Station: Purchase tickets on the B1 floor → go directly to the B3 departure floor to go through Hong Kong exit procedures → on the same floor (B3)

Go through the mainland entry procedures at the mainland port area → Take the bus back to Wuhan on platform B4 and there is a graphic version. Follow the red line when entering the port, and follow the green line when leaving the port. It is super simple_2. How much is the fare? According to March 29, 2018

Exchange rate conversion, after the Hong Kong section of the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong high-speed railway is opened in the future: Shenzhen North - Hong Kong West Kowloon: 90 Hong Kong dollars (approximately RMB 72), plus the high-speed rail fare from Wuhan to Shenzhen - 538 yuan.

Taking the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong high-speed rail from Wuhan to Hong Kong costs only about 610 yuan one way and takes only 4 and a half hours.

▲The fares in the pictures are all HKD 3. How to get a visa? Hubei people go to Hong Kong for the weekend. They eat a bowl of hot dry noodles in Wuhan in the morning and then go to a tea restaurant in Hong Kong at noon. It’s totally a problem! I feel a little excited when I think about it.

!The fee for traveling to and from Hong Kong and Macao is RMB 80 per pass, RMB 15 per pass for a single valid endorsement, and RMB 30 per pass for a second valid endorsement.

Hubei launched the "Electronic Permit for Traveling to Hong Kong and Macao" in 2014. Applicants can independently clear customs through the self-service inspection channel ("e-Channel"), which greatly improves traffic efficiency.

As long as you go through the "entry and exit self-service certificate application machine", Hong Kong and Macao pass endorsement can be processed in 2 to 5 minutes. There is no need to wait for 5 to 7 working days. You can check the number of valid endorsements in the card by inserting the card, or you can complete it on the spot.

Renewal.

4. What to do in Hong Kong? Get on the high-speed rail and let’s set off for Hong Kong! It is said that the design of the Hong Kong high-speed rail station is quite amazing. It is expected to look like this after it is completed↓ Super! Cool! Dazzling! The first stop is Hong Kong Sky100 in West Kowloon.

Observation Deck is the highest indoor observation deck in Hong Kong, offering a 360-degree bird's-eye view of Victoria Harbor and the Kowloon Peninsula! Next stop, the Avenue of Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui has many statues, celebrity plaques, and handprints, recording the glorious years of Hong Kong movies.

Victoria Harbor is the largest seaport in Asia and the third largest port in the world.

Due to the vastness of the harbor and its deep water, Hong Kong is a natural harbor. Therefore, Hong Kong has the reputation of "Pearl of the Orient", "Three Great Natural Harbors in the World" and "Three Great Night Views in the World".

This is also the first choice place for "love dating" among Hong Kong people.

Next stop, visit the characteristic streets of Mong Kok for endless shopping and shopping~ Sneaker Street is simply a paradise for sports lovers. The prices are much cheaper than in the mainland, and the styles are updated very quickly.

Many people in Causeway Bay compare Causeway Bay to Shinjuku, Japan, because it is a famous shopping destination in Hong Kong.

There are many large department stores and large shopping malls in the area. Times Square and Sogo Department Store are the most famous shopping locations.

Central Lan Kwai Fong is a small alley between Wyndham Street and D'Aguilar Street in Central, Hong Kong. The streets are full of Western-style restaurants and bars, which can often be seen in Hong Kong movies.

Victoria Peak, the top of Hong Kong Island, is an ideal place to have a bird's-eye view of the magnificent harbor and gorgeous cityscape.

Known in ancient times as Xianglu Peak, with an altitude of 554 meters, it is the highest peak on Hong Kong Island.