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Q: Hello fellow travelers: I want to travel to Shanghai and I have some questions.

* I would appreciate your help! * I'm planning a little holiday.

 

1. I live in Daqing..waaaaaay up in the NE near Harbin..yep in the boonies..Heilongjiang Province :( ** What would be the cheapest/

best way to travel to Shanghai? *** Could you please provide the 

AMOUNT OF TIME BY TRANSPORTATION and THE COST for

BUS,TRAIN AND AIRPLANE? This is my 1st time doing this. 

 

2. I know it's about a four hour air flight from Shanghai to the closest

airport here in my area. (had to change airplanes) * I don't know

how much it will cost though as my school paid before when I flew up

here. 

 

3. I was told that travel costs will go up once we hit summer. :(* So, will

that be say in two weeks? ?? Pls. reply ASAP!!!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!

 

Lorenzo

14 years 14 weeks ago in  Transport & Travel - China

 
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Check out using : http://english.ctrip.com/

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for the price ups and downs you can check www.qunar.com

 

Even though i buy tickets from other sites, this site shows a Graph at the bottom of the page indicating price fluctuations during the time you intend to buy. Therefore, I always watch this site before I buy ticket so that I can calculate the time/price. I don't understand much chinese but I use google translator to get basic idea.

 

 

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take the plane do yourself a favor the cheapest way to get around isnt always the best way to get around

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