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After the implementation of the Hong Kong-based car-to-northbound policy, many Hong Kong residents will travel to and from the Greater Bay Area on weekends for entertainment and consumption, with Zhongshan being one of the tourist destinations. From Hong Kong, whether you drive to Zhongshan via the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge or take the Shenzhen-Zhongshan Link , the journey only takes about 1 hour and 45 minutes, which is very convenient. This time, Kuai Er Bao will introduce you to several popular self-driving attractions in Zhongshan, so that you can discover more good places for short-distance travel.

Hong Kong Cars Northbound has been implemented for nearly two years, and self-driving tours in Guangdong Province have become a popular activity for Hong Kong residents during holidays. Guangdong’s cities such as Zhuhai, Jiangmen, and Foshan each have unique features and different types of tourist attractions. This time, Kwiksure introduces several great self-driving tour destinations in Jiangmen to diversify the options for Hong Kong cars heading north.

Foshan has always been known as the hometown of pottery and martial arts. It was once one of the four famous towns in ancient times. It has a strong historical and cultural atmosphere and unique natural scenery. After the launch of Hong Kong trains going north, more Hong Kong people go to the Greater Bay Area for vacation and tourism. This time, Kwiksure shares with you good places for self-driving tours in Foshan to experience the unique style of the Lingnan water town.

After the launch of the Hong Kong car northbound service, many Hong Kong people are keen to travel northbound on weekends and holidays, and the number of cross-border self-driving tourists is Growing month by month. Zhuhai is one of the popular destinations because of its low prices, entertainment facilities and shopping malls. This time, Kuai Er Bao will introduce 6 popular attractions in Zhuhai for your reference to plan your holiday trip.

After the opening of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge (HZMB), residents can complete exit procedures at the Hong Kong port and take shuttle buses to Macao or Zhuhai. This Kwiksure guide embodies information on parking fees and reservation details at Hong Kong port, bus and minibus routes to the bridge, as well as shuttle bus fees and timetables for round trips to Macao and Zhuhai, making it easy for you to travel between the three locations.

The Huanggang Port in Shenzhen connects to the Lok Ma Chau Port (Lok Ma Chau Control Point) in Hong Kong, which is currently the only land port offering 24-hour customs clearance. Travelers must use designated transportation to reach Huanggang Port. This Kwiksure guide provides information on public transport options to Huanggang Port, including short-distance cross-border buses from various areas in Hong Kong and local minibus routes, along with relevant fares and timetables.

Traveling north with a Hong Kong vehicle has become a popular holiday activity. However, in Mainland China, electric vehicle charging stations use the national standard (GB) while Hong Kong electric vehicles use the European standard (CCS2). This means that Hong Kong EV owners need to use an adapter for every charge, which incurs additional costs and can be inconvenient. With more European standard charging stations appearing in Shenzhen and Zhuhai, Kwiksure is here to provide a list of locations, pricing, and usage methods for European standard charging stations in these cities.

The ShenZhong Passage, connecting Shenzhen and Zhongshan, officially opened on June 30, reducing the travel time between the two cities from two hours to just 30 minutes. This offers great convenience to residents of both areas. Hong Kong residents also benefit from this new route, with more direct bus options to Zhongshan and easier access to explore new attractions via the ShenZhong Passage. Kwiksure shares details on Hong Kong and Mainland bus routes as well as self-driving options for traveling through the ShenZhong Passage.

As more people from Hong Kong drive to Mainland China for travel or even relocate there, having a Mainland Chinese driver's license offers considerable convenience. Hong Kong residents holding a valid Hong Kong driver's license can exchange it for a Mainland driver's license without taking a test. This guide explains the details of exchanging a Hong Kong driver's license for a Mainland license, including the application process, physical requirements, required documents, and how to convert a physical Mainland driver's license into an electronic version.

Currently, Hong Kong vehicles are only allowed to travel within Guangdong Province. With Guangdong covering over 170,000 square kilometers, even for those new to driving in mainland China, it offers plenty of new experiences. Since Hong Kong is relatively small, a drive from Tseung Kwan O to Yuen Long takes just over an hour. Therefore, if you’re planning a driving trip to the mainland, it’s wise not to rush into long drives. Start with shorter routes to avoid fatigue and increase safety. Here’s a guide to a two-hour driving tour starting from Zhuhai, covering several destinations including Zhuhai, Zhongshan, Foshan, and Dongguan, where you can enjoy various attractions and the fun of driving.

Located between Sha Tau Kok and Man Kam To, the Lian Tang/Heung Yuen Wai Boundary Control Point was officially opened last year. It is the seventh cross-border land port between Shenzhen and Hong Kong, providing greater convenience for travel between the two places. Although the Liantang/Heung Yuen Wai Boundary Control Point is not currently included in the Hong Kong vehicles heading north , drivers who intend to travel to and from the Mainland via the Liantang/Heung Yuen Wai Boundary Control Point can still park their vehicles at the Liantang/Heung Yuen Wai Boundary Control Point car park. This time, Kuai Er Bao will introduce you to the opening hours, transportation (including bus and minibus routes) and parking tips of Liantang/Heung Yuen Wai Port.

When it comes to road trips, most people think of places like Japan, Thailand, and Taiwan. However, with more Hong Kong residents driving their own cars north, road trips in Guangdong Province have become a hot topic in recent years. In addition to the difference in driving direction compared to Hong Kong, Mainland China has many different driving rules, which confuse many Hong Kong drivers. This guide will address the top 10 questions about self-driving in Mainland China and provide essential driving rules and penalties you need to know before heading north.