Travel guide: Humen Port, China (ZTI)
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Local facts
Travel essentials for Humen Port, China — what to expect on the ground. Humen Port sits in China (Asia), in a tropical climate band — tropical northern-hemisphere zone with a wet season and a dry season. Airport IATA code ZTI serves the area. Local timezone is Asia/Shanghai, which matters for arrivals and check-ins. It sits at 22.86°, 113.58° — useful for weather, daylight, and route planning. Use the live tools below to plan around these facts.
- RegionChina, Asia
- Climate bandtropical northern-hemisphere zone with a wet season and a dry season
- Airport IATA code ZTI
- TimezoneAsia/Shanghai
- Coordinates22.86, 113.58
- Located in the Northern Hemisphere
ZTI is a code associated with Humen, a large town in Dongguan, in the Pearl River delta of Guangdong Province, in southern China, near the mouth of the Pearl River between Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Hong Kong. Rather than an airport, it relates to Humen as a port and ferry point on the busy waterways of the delta; the area is served by the great airports of Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Hong Kong nearby. Humen is a busy, industrial town, but it is famous above all in Chinese history: it was here, in 1839, that the official Lin Zexu destroyed vast quantities of seized opium, the event that sparked the First Opium War. Today it has a museum of that history and is a landmark of the delta, spanned by the great Humen Bridge. Humen is reached by road, rail and ferry across the delta, and by the region's airports. The climate is humid subtropical, with hot, wet summers and mild winters.
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Frequently asked questions
What is ZTI?
ZTI is a code associated with Humen, a large town in Dongguan, in the Pearl River delta of southern China. It relates to Humen as a port and ferry point rather than an airport; the region is served by the major airports of Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Hong Kong, all close by across the delta.
Where is Humen?
Humen is a town in the city of Dongguan, in Guangdong Province, in the Pearl River delta of southern China, near the mouth of the Pearl River. It lies in the busy urban and industrial region between Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Hong Kong, and is spanned by the landmark Humen Bridge.
What is Humen known for?
Humen is famous in Chinese history as the place where, in 1839, the official Lin Zexu destroyed large quantities of seized opium, the event that led to the First Opium War. Today it has a museum telling this story and is a landmark of the Pearl River delta, a busy industrial town.
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