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[Shenzhen 6-Day Tour: Mountains, Sea, and City Highlights] Lianhuashan Park + Huaqiangbei + Ping An Finance Center Cloud Sightseeing Deck + Dameisha Beach + Jiaochangwei + Yantian District + Sea World + Shenzhen Night Cruise + High-Altitude Afternoon Tea in the Clouds

Destination Place

Shenzhen

Travel Days

6 days

Highlights

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Itinerary

Day1
Shenzhen
Shenzhen is not a city to “escape from,” but one worth flying to specifically, settling into, and experiencing with intention. The complete imprint of its transformation from a border town into an international metropolis over 40 years is preserved within easy reach.

Today, please make your own way by air to Shenzhen, known as the “City of the Peng.” Upon arrival, our company will provide a dedicated representative to meet you at the airport and escort you to your hotel for check-in. Please note: Today’s services include airport pickup and accommodation only; no other services are included.
Day2
Shenzhen
Theme: First Impressions of Shenzhen & Imprints of Reform (City skyline from the hilltop, urban vitality in Huaqiangbei, and a panoramic view from the highest point)

Morning: Arrive in Shenzhen and check into your hotel in Futian District. Head to Lianhuashan Park, climb to the summit for a sweeping view of the Futian CBD, and pay respects at the bronze statue of Deng Xiaoping—the starting point for understanding Shenzhen’s history of reform and opening-up.

Afternoon: Visit Huaqiangbei, one of Shenzhen’s most iconic landmarks, where you can explore its transformation from “paddy fields and tidal flats” to “China’s Silicon Valley.” Then walk to SEG Electronics Market to experience the bustling “counter entrepreneurship” scene that draws an average of 300,000 visitors daily.

Evening: Ascend to the Cloud Sightseeing Deck of Ping An Finance Center (547 meters). Enjoy an afternoon tea with cloud-level views, stroll along the “Sky Walk” suspended walkway, and use AR technology to relive Shenzhen’s urban transformations over the past 40 years.

If your visit falls on a Friday or Saturday, head to Shenzhen Talent Park to watch the free light show, where skyscrapers turn into massive screens of light and shadow.
3 Attractions
  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

1 Experiences
  • Cloud Sightseeing Afternoon Tea

    Cloud Sightseeing Afternoon Tea

    Enjoy afternoon tea on the 116th floor’s Free Sky Cloud Observatory at Ping An Finance Center, soaring 547.6 meters above the ground, and take in a 360-degree panoramic view of Shenzhen.

Day3
Shenzhen
Theme: Window to the World · Reform and Opening-Up
(Window of the World is a shared memory for an entire generation across China; Sea World represents the historic site where Shekou fired the “first shot” of China’s reform and opening-up. By day, explore the world; by night, take in Shenzhen—creating a fascinating contrast within a single day.)

Morning: Enjoy a traditional Cantonese morning tea (yum cha). Then head to Window of the World, which features miniature replicas of more than 130 iconic landmarks from around the globe. Suggested route: Asia Zone (Katsura Imperial Villa in Japan, Taj Mahal in India) → Oceania → Europe Zone (Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Leaning Tower of Pisa) → Africa Zone (Pyramids) → Americas Zone (Niagara Falls). Must-try attractions: Grand Canyon Rapids, Fly Over America, and the Alpine Ice & Snow World (skiing/ice skating). Don’t miss the afternoon’s large-scale song-and-dance spectacle, “The Age of Prosperity,” with performances at approximately 14:30 and 16:30.

Afternoon: Visit Sea World, whose signature landmarks are the Minghua Ship and the musical fountain. The Minghua Ship is an important symbol of Shenzhen’s reform and opening-up; originally a decommissioned French cruise liner, it was repurposed in 1983 and once inspected by Deng Xiaoping himself. Today, the area blends international cuisine, a bar street, and art exhibitions, serving as the premier showcase of Shenzhen’s cosmopolitan lifestyle.

Evening: Head to Shekou Ferry Terminal for a boat tour that lets you view Shenzhen from the water. Face the dazzling skyline formed by super-tall landmarks such as the Houhai CBD Super Headquarters Base and the “Spring Bamboo” tower. Lean on the railing and take in the night views, capturing with your eyes the luminous nightscape of China’s most dynamic city.
2 Attractions
  • 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.

  • Window of the world

    Window of the world

    Window of the World, a national AAAAA-level tourist attraction, is located in Overseas Chinese Town, Nanshan District, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, China. It is a famous microcosm scenic spot in China. It is a man-made theme park that integrates world wonders, historical relics, ancient and modern attractions, and folk song and dance performances. The scenic area is divided into World Plaza, Asia, Oceania, Europe, Africa, America, World Sculpture Park and Eight areas of International Street according to the world geographical structure and tourist activities. In 2001, it was awarded the first batch of national AAAA tourist attractions by the National Tourism Administration; in 2005, it was awarded the title of Top Ten Historic Buildings.

2 Experiences
  • Shenzhen from the Sea · Cruise

    Shenzhen from the Sea · Cruise

    Take a cruise to enjoy Shenzhen’s coastal scenery; on evening sailings, you can also admire the Shenzhen Bay Bridge and the city’s light show. The Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge route offers up-close views of this landmark engineering marvel.

  • Cantonese morning tea

    Cantonese morning tea

    The Cantonese dim sum banquet is a folk culinary tradition in Guangdong. When enjoying a dim sum banquet, many Cantonese treat it as breakfast, with family members of all ages gathering around the same table to savor the warmth and joy of togetherness. Cantonese people typically drink tea three times a day—morning, noon, and evening—but morning tea is the most refined and enjoys the greatest popularity. Because morning tea is accompanied by dim sum, locals refer to the practice as “eating morning tea” rather than simply “drinking morning tea.”

Day4
Shenzhen
Theme: Shenzhen–Hong Kong Memories · Coastal Classics (Immerse yourself in the century-old stories of Shenzhen and Hong Kong, and discover Shenzhen’s geographic DNA—“backed by mountains on three sides and facing the sea on one”—experiencing both the city’s historical depth and geographical breadth)

Morning: Visit Chung Ying Street, the only place in mainland China where a single street is divided between Shenzhen and Hong Kong. Explore the 1898 boundary marker, the Warning Bell, and the Chung Ying Street History Museum to reflect on the profound changes that have shaped Shenzhen and Hong Kong over the past century. Every corner offers picture-perfect opportunities for capturing stylish, Hong Kong–inspired photos.

Afternoon: Stroll along Dameisha Beach and enjoy the water, then take a leisurely walk or bike ride along the coastal promenade. Check out iconic landmarks such as the Lighthouse Library and the giant octopus sculpture in Yantian Central Park. This area showcases the classic interplay of “mountains, sea, and city”: to the north lie the Wutong Mountains, while to the south you can take in views of Yantian Port and the mountainous landscapes of Hong Kong.
3 Attractions
  • dameisha Waterfront Park

    dameisha Waterfront Park

    Dameisha Seaside Park was completed on June 18, 1999 and is a 5A-level tourist attraction in Guangdong Province. It is located in the eastern part of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone, on the bank of the beautiful scenery of Dapeng Bay. It is surrounded by mountains on three sides, with an open and gentle middle, and facing the sea on one side. A 1800-meter sandy beach is inlaid between the green mountains and blue seas. The planning and design of Meisha Waterfront Park fully considers the natural landscape advantages of combining mountains and seas and Pingshan bordering the sea. The main line is a viewing corridor covered with green shade and canopy connecting large and small squares with coconut trees and beautiful flowers and plants. It is accompanied by a large and shaded French loquat. Lawn parking lot.

  • 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.

  • Shenzhen Street

    Shenzhen Street

    Zhongying Street is located in Zhongying Street in Shatoujiao Town, Yantian District, Shenzhen City. It is formed by silting on the bed of a small river flowing from Wutong Mountain to Dapeng Bay. It is originally known as the "Lu Moran Path." Less than 0.5 kilometers long and less than 7 meters wide, the center of the street is bounded by the "Jiebei Stone". There are many shops on the street, with products from five continents, and the variety is very complete. Because people visiting the Special Administrative Region have to go to the Shenzhen Municipal Public Security Bureau to apply for a "Special Pass to the Frontier Restricted Area" before entering "Zhongying Street","Zhongying Street" is called the "Special Administrative Region" in the Special Administrative Region. Zhongying Street is formed by silting the river bed of a small river flowing from Wutong Mountain to Dapeng Bay. It was originally named "Heron Path". The boundary pillar of "No. X of the Sino-British Boundary in the 24th Year of Emperor Guangxu" carved in 1898 stands in the center of the street, dividing Sha Tau Kok into two. On the east side is Sha Tau Kok of the Chinese boundary, and on the west side is Sha Tau Kok of the British (Hong Kong) boundary., hence the name "Zhongying Street". It is still a symbol of the dividing line of "one country, two systems".

Day5
Shenzhen
Theme: Ancient Coastal Fortress & Seaside Leisure (Experience the city’s two sides: Dapeng Fortress is the most compelling proof of Shenzhen’s historical heritage, while Jiaochangwei exudes a youthful vibe brought by the revitalization of the old town)

Morning: Dapeng Fortress – Shenzhen’s only national-level key cultural relics protection site, a Ming-dynasty coastal defense stronghold with 600 years of history, and the origin of Shenzhen’s nickname “Pengcheng.” Visit the South Gate Tower, General Lai Enjue’s Residence, and the Coastal Defense Museum.

Afternoon: Jiaochangwei – Shenzhen’s most popular seaside homestay village, and a filming location for variety shows like “The Restaurant” and TV dramas such as “Twenty Your Life On.” The village features over 300 homestays in diverse styles. With its long, narrow coastline, clear water, and fine sand, it is hailed as “Shenzhen’s Gulangyu.” Then head to Yangmeikeng to take photos along the seaside boardwalk and capture seascapes at the speedboat pier.

Return to the hotel in the evening.
3 Attractions
  • Dapeng Ancient Town

    Dapeng Ancient Town

    The main existing buildings in the city include General Zhenwei's Mansion, General Liu Qilong's Mansion, etc., which are grand in scale and well preserved. Dapengsuo City was originally established to defend against piracy and Japanese pirates. In the early Qing Dynasty, it was a defense battalion of Dapengsuo. During the Kangxi period (1662-1722), it was changed to the Dapengsuo Battalion, becoming a coastal defense military institution governing the eastern sea route outside the Pearl River. Nine flood seasons were set up at the sea fortress, and four additional fortresses, including Nantou and Lantau, were later built. During the Opium War, he played an important role in resisting the British invading army. Dapeng Station City is a well-preserved former site of the city in Guangdong, located in Pengcheng Village, Dapeng Town, Shenzhen City.

  • Jiaochangwei

    Jiaochangwei

    Jiaochangwei is located in the Dapeng New Area of Shenzhen and is the only village in the city with a coastline. It takes its name from its proximity to the historic site of the Ming Dynasty military training grounds of Dapeng Suocheng. This small fishing village, with a history spanning over 300 years, now boasts nearly 400 homestays of diverse styles, earning it the nickname “Shenzhen’s Gulangyu.” A short ten-minute walk brings you to the neighboring Dapeng Suocheng, where you can explore its historical sites.

  • yangmeikeng

    yangmeikeng

    Yangmeikeng is located in the northwest of Nan'ao, Daya Bay, Shenzhen. It is a coastal hill with green mountains, streams, and the sea. The scenery is beautiful and is known as the beautiful valley of Shenzhen. Because it is far away from the urban area and has not been developed too much, it retains a relatively authentic leisure place. The sea water in Yangmeikeng is much clearer than Dameisha and Xiaomeisha, but there are many stones on the beach. You can go to the sea and tread water. However, it is not a particularly suitable place to play in the sand. You can ride a bicycle around, or meet friends for barbecues and seafood.

Day6
Shenzhen
Today is your departure day. Our company has arranged for our service staff to escort you to the airport for your journey back to the comfort of your home.