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全國各地到南嶽旅遊交通指南
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全國各地到南嶽旅遊交通指南 1、北京乘T5、k185次；北京西坐K185、上海南乘坐K759列车在衡山火车站（新塘）下车，然后坐衡山火车站到南岳的公交到达南岳衡山风景区，大约十分钟一趟，全程18公里，票价6元。　　2、如果坐火車在京廣鐵路衡陽火車站下車，先坐1路公交到達衡陽中心汽車站（衡陽汽車西站），再乘坐衡陽——南嶽旅遊專線，全程45公裏，汽車票價爲：無空調10元，有空調12元。　　如果坐武廣高速鐵路——衡陽東站下車，先坐K1路公交車至衡陽中心汽車站（原汽車西站），可乘坐衡陽至南嶽旅遊專線，全程45公裏，汽車票價爲：無空調10元，有空調12元。　　3、乘坐武廣高速鐵路，在衡山西站下車，再乘坐衡山西站——南嶽衡山風景區公交到南嶽衡山牌樓車站下車，15－20分鍾左右可到，車費3元。　　4、長沙汽車南站有長途汽車直達南嶽汽車站（在南嶽衡山牌樓斜對面），然後可乘免費公交到達南嶽進山門票處。　　5、衡陽到南嶽45公裏左右，衡陽的士一般可以拼車，參考價錢15－20元/人（衡陽的士一般不打表，自己侃價）。　　6、開車經京珠高速，從新塘出口下高速，然後經衡東新塘鎮，過衡山湘江大橋，直走至107國道，再往南走20分鍾即到（有非常明顯的指路牌，請留意）；京珠高速直達南嶽的衡嶽高速連接線正在建設中，預計2012年可以完工，屆時京珠高速可直接轉衡嶽高速到達南嶽衡山。

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