Shenzhen

Shenzhen lies on the South China Sea coast at the heart of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, neighboring Hong Kong. In 2019, it ranked second on Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel list and was recognized by the World Travel and Tourism Council as one of the world’s top 10 tourist cities. Shenzhen’s appeal lies in the fusion of “mountains-and-sea connectivity” and “hardcore technology”: over 260 kilometers of coastline and more than 50 islands, with the Dongchong and Xichong coastlines named among China’s Eight Most Beautiful by Chinese National Geography; over 1,300 parks earning it the title “City of a Thousand Parks”. Meanwhile, drone delivery, spectacular light shows, and industrial tourism create a distinctly futuristic urban experience.

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  • Lotus Hill Park

    Lotus Hill Park

    Lianhuashan Park is located at No. 6030 Hongli Road, Futian District, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, covering an area of 181 hectares. It is named Lianhuashan Park because seven mountains hug each other and look like blooming lotus flowers. It is an ecological municipal park and a "living museum" with beautiful scenery and pleasant environment where man and nature coexist harmoniously.

  • Huaqiangbei Electronics Market

    Huaqiangbei Electronics Market

    Huaqiangbei, located in Futian District of Shenzhen, is hailed as “China’s No. 1 Electronics Street.” This commercial hub, spanning approximately 1.45 square kilometers, hosts 35 specialized electronics markets and attracts an average daily foot traffic of over 750,000 visitors, including around 7,000 foreign buyers. More than just a trading center for electronic products, Huaqiangbei serves as an experience zone for cutting-edge technology and an incubator for global makers. At its iconic “one-meter counters,” you can find virtually every type of electronic component, while innovative products such as AI-powered glasses, drones, and robotic dogs are readily within reach. Today, Huaqiangbei has developed a highly efficient industrial supply chain characterized by “design in the morning, prototyping in the afternoon, mass production the next day, and global distribution within a week.” It is now transitioning from a distribution hub for electronic components into a source of new-quality productive forces.

  • Yantian Seaside Boardwalk

    Yantian Seaside Boardwalk

    The Yantian Seaside Boardwalk is located in Yantian District, Shenzhen. Stretching 19.5 kilometers, it runs west to east from the Ancient Pagoda Park at Zhongying Street to Beizaijiao, linking core areas such as Shatoujiao, Yantian Port, Dameisha, and Xiaomeisha. The boardwalk is divided into three themed sections—Urban Life, Industrial Port Area, and Natural Ecology—and is renowned as the “World’s Longest Seaside Jade Ribbon” for its clear nearshore waters. Along the route, visitors can check in at ten smart reading spaces, including the Lighthouse Library, and enjoy delicious seafood at the nearby Seafood Street.

  • Sea World

    Sea World

    Sea World is a distinctive coastal cultural and tourism complex in Shenzhen, centered around the Minghua Wheel, a luxury cruise ship docked on land. Integrating history, commerce, art, and natural scenery, it offers an ideal setting to experience Shenzhen’s coastal charm and international ambiance.

  • Ping An Finance Center Cloud Sightseeing Deck

    Ping An Finance Center Cloud Sightseeing Deck

    The Cloud Sightseeing Deck of Ping An Finance Centre is located on the 116th floor of the Ping An Finance Centre in Shenzhen, at an elevation of approximately 547 meters. As the highest observation deck in South China, it offers visitors a 360-degree panoramic view of Shenzhen’s city skyline and the mountain ranges of Hong Kong, providing a unique “cloud-top vista” experience.

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