From Hong kong to Shenzhen tour with Flexible Itinerary / English

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Meeting and pickup

Itinerary

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  Shenzhen Civic Center

  Shenzhen Civic Center is a landmark of modern architecture in the heart of Futian District. With its striking wing-shaped roof and massive open plaza, it’s one of the city’s most iconic buildings and a popular photo spot. Surrounded by the Shenzhen Museum, Library, and lush green areas like Lianhua Mountain Park, the Civic Center reflects the city’s fast growth, innovation, and open spirit. Come here to see the civic heart of Shenzhen — a perfect mix of modern design, culture, and skyline views.

  2 hours • Admission ticket free
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  Shenzhen Lianhuashan Park

  Lianhua Mountain Park is one of Shenzhen’s most popular city parks, perfect for travelers looking to relax and enjoy nature. Just minutes from the city center, the park offers scenic walking trails, peaceful gardens, and a panoramic hilltop view of the skyline. At the top, don’t miss the famous statue of Deng Xiaoping, a key figure in China’s reform era — it’s a meaningful photo spot and a symbol of Shenzhen’s transformation. Whether you’re hiking, taking photos, or simply escaping the city buzz, this park is a must-visit for a local experience.

  2 hours • Admission ticket free
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  Shenzhen Bay Park

  Shenzhen Bay Park is a stunning coastal park that stretches along the waterfront between Futian and Nanshan districts. With wide walking and cycling paths, sea views, and lush greenery, it’s the perfect place to enjoy a relaxing day outdoors. Visitors can take in beautiful sunsets over the bay, see the Hong Kong skyline across the water, and feel the open, modern spirit of Shenzhen. Whether you’re biking, strolling, or taking photos by the sea, this park offers a peaceful escape with some of the city’s best views.

  1 hour • Admission ticket free
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  Gankeng Ke Little Town

  Gankeng Ancient Town is a charming cultural village in eastern Shenzhen, offering a peaceful escape from the city’s fast-paced tech life. With traditional Hakka-style architecture, narrow stone-paved streets, and beautifully restored buildings, the town gives visitors a glimpse into southern China’s rich heritage. You can explore old temples, try local snacks, enjoy folk performances, and take photos in picturesque courtyards. It’s the perfect spot for travelers looking to experience a more traditional and artistic side of Shenzhen.

  1 hour • Admission ticket free
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  Huaqiang North Road Commercial District

  Huaqiangbei Market is known as the world’s largest electronics marketplace — a must-visit for tech lovers and curious travelers. Located in the heart of Shenzhen, it’s packed with multi-story malls selling everything from phone parts and drones to smart gadgets and futuristic prototypes. Whether you’re a tech enthusiast, DIY builder, or just want to see where global electronics are born, Huaqiangbei offers an exciting glimpse into China’s role as a global innovation hub. It’s fast, fascinating, and uniquely Shenzhen.

  2 hours • Admission ticket free
• China Folk Culture Village (Pass by)

  it is Optional attraction. Splendid China Folk Village is a must-visit cultural theme park in Shenzhen that brings China’s vast heritage to life in one place. Walk through miniature versions of famous landmarks like the Great Wall and Forbidden City, then explore beautifully recreated villages representing different ethnic groups across China. With colorful folk shows, traditional crafts, and cultural performances, this park offers a fun and educational journey through China’s history and diversity — perfect for families and first-time visitors wanting to see “all of China in one day.”

  Admission ticket free

Additional info

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

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