If you need to travel from Lowu to Hong Kong International Airport, here’s the easiest way – take the airport bus from Sheung Shui train station on the East Rail Line.

After going through the Hong Kong immigration, you will find yourself at the Hong Kong Lowu train station. Board the train, and get off at the first stop – Sheung Shui station.

Take exit B2, to get to the Sheung Shui Bus Terminus, where you will find A43 airport bus. It takes about 1 hour to get to the Hong Kong International Airport, with a bus fare of HK$29.2. The bus is every 15-30 minutes.

For details of the bus route, please go to this bus company website to key in the bus route number for checking. Note that the first part of the schedule is for transport to the Airport from Luen Wo Hui (in Fanling, which is about 2-3 stops to Sheung Shui station), and the second part of the schedule is for transport from the Airport.

  5 Responses to “Transport from Lowu to Hong Kong Airport”

  1. surely very useful thanks a lot

  2. [...] 3. By bus and MTR to Lowu If you want to go from Hong Kong International Airport to Lowu, another important border crossing between Hong Kong and Shenzhen, you can take the airport bus No A43 to get off at Sheung Shui Railway Station stop and transfer to MTR train. Sheung Shui MTR station is only one stop away from Lowu MTR station. After the Hong Kong immigration and customs clearing right next to the Lowu MTR station, you will soon be in Lowu, Shenzhen. See my previous post here. [...]

  3. anna, thak you sooo much. really clear and easy to understand, just like your great web site.

  4. thank you, Zoltan, for the information and correction.

  5. Actually I’m in Hong Kong now and I find your article very useful. Only one mistake find the correct name of the KCR station is Sheung Shui not Shueng Shui. I find the English link of the A43 route so here it is: http://www.kmb.com.hk/english.php?page=search&prog=route_no.php&route_no=A43

    Thank you for the information once more.

    Zoltan

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