Shenzhen
From Fishing Village to Metropolis
- How to Arrive
- ✈️ 1. By Air – Fastest Way Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport (SZX) 🚄 2. By High-Speed Train – Futian Station, Shenzhen Station (Luohu) 🚌 3. By Long-Distance Bus – Futian Bus Station, Luohu Bus Station, Longhua Bus Station 🚗 4. By Car Main expressways into Shenzhen: G4 (Guangzhou–Shenzhen Expressway) G15 (Shenhai Expressway) from Shantou/Fujian S3 (Yanjiang Expressway) from Dongguan/Nansha ⛴️ 5. By Ferry – Shekou Cruise Center, Fuyong Port, Dameisha Wharf
Once a quiet fishing village, Shenzhen rose to global fame almost overnight as China’s first and most dynamic Special Economic Zone. Today, it stands as a symbol of modern China — a thriving coastal city blending skyscrapers, theme parks, beaches, and lush green hills.
Modern Marvels
- Shun Hing Square (Diwang Mansion)
One of the tallest buildings in Shenzhen, offering panoramic views from its observation deck — one of the highest tourist platforms in Asia.
- Dongmen Old Street
The historic heart of Shenzhen, bustling with shops, street food, and vibrant local culture. A must-visit for both shopping and soaking in local vibes.
- Theme Parks
Shenzhen is known for its world-class theme parks:
- Splendid China Folk Village: Explore China’s rich cultural history through miniature landmarks and folk performances.
- Window of the World: Tour replicas of global wonders from the Eiffel Tower to the Pyramids in one day.
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- Happy Valley: A modern amusement park with roller coasters, water rides, and entertainment zones for all ages.
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- OCT East: A large eco-tourism resort combining mountains, temples, tea gardens, and thrilling attractions — a full escape into nature and adventure.
Coastal Escapes
As a coastal city, Shenzhen is blessed with beautiful beaches:
- Dameisha and Xiaomeisha: Located in Yantian District, these beaches offer soft sands and gentle waves. Xiaomeisha is often called the “Hawaii of the East.”
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- Dongchong Beach: At the southern tip of the Dapeng Peninsula, it’s the ideal spot to catch Shenzhen’s first sunrise, go camping, or enjoy watersports.
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Nature & Mountains
Shenzhen is not just about urban landscapes — its hills and mountains offer peaceful escapes:
- Wutong Mountain: The highest peak in Shenzhen, popular for hiking and nature walks, with stunning views from the summit.
- Lianhua Hill Park: One of the “Eight Great Sceneries of Shenzhen,” perfect for a relaxing stroll or picnic. From the top, you can overlook the city skyline.
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Experience the future and the outdoors in one place — welcome to Shenzhen!