The Xiaomeisha Site is located northeast of the Xiaomeisha Resort in Yantian District, Shenzhen. It dates back to the middle Neolithic Age. Discovered and test-excavated in 1980, the excavation covered an area of 60 square meters. The third layer of the site is the cultural layer, where pottery artifacts including sandy-tempered pottery and painted clay pottery were unearthed. These pieces were fired at low temperatures and feature decorative patterns such as cord marks, shell-incised patterns, and incised wave motifs...
The Boundary Stone of Zhongying Street in Shenzhen is located in Sha Tau Kok Town, Shenzhen. Originally, this area was a dried-up riverbed next to the Sha Tau Kok market. It got its name because the boundary stone stands in the middle of the street, with China and the British Hong Kong government each controlling one half. The street is 250 meters long and 5 meters wide at its broadest point. Both sides of the street are lined with shops. In 1840, during the First Opium War between China and Britain, the result...
Sanzhou Tea Garden is a scenic area within Tea Valley in OCT East. Stroll through tea fields and forests, walk along plank walks and suspension bridges, and take a rest wherever you like to fully immerse yourself in the fresh air of this natural oxygen bar. The site includes: Bamboo Music Valley, Tea Valley Plank Bridge, Tropical Rainforest, Qixia Corridor, Bamboo Creek Rope Bridge, Danfeng Arch Bridge, Maple Creek Vine Bridge...
A leisurely and refined atmosphere, with the gentle mountain breeze blowing through as you watch dignified and elegant tea masters perform their skilled tea ceremonies; observe the green tea leaves floating and sinking in the cups; admire the swaying green bamboo nearby and the misty mountains in the distance, while the sound of water striking stones fills your ears—such poetic charm is beyond words. This attraction includes: Banpo Street, Hundred Tea Screen, Tieguanyin, Ancient Town Square (Ancient Town Stage)...
• An elegantly romantic American-style district rich in wine culture, where you can observe the entire red wine brewing process. Attraction introduction: Highfield Town is a distinctive district themed around wine culture. Its buildings, combining logs and stone, exude warmth and simplicity with a strong American flavor. A series of bronze sculptures depict the entire journey from grape...
Located next to the Ancient Fossil Forest in Shenzhen’s Xianhu Botanical Garden, the Shenzhen Paleontological Museum features an exhibition hall that resembles a massive rock fortress, making it a uniquely designed paleontological museum. With a construction area of over 2,000 square meters, the museum employs modern display techniques such as multimedia to exhibit more than 200 fossil specimens from different eras and species…
Originally named "Reservoir Park," Shenzhen East Lake Park in Shenzhen City was first built in 1961, officially opened to the public in 1966, and renamed "Shenzhen East Lake Park" by the 42nd meeting of the Shenzhen Municipal Government in October 1984. It is classified as a municipal-level urban park. In the 1980s...
The Shenzhen Grand Theatre is one of the “Eight Major Cultural Facilities” built by government investment in the early days of the Special Economic Zone. It serves as an important platform for the city’s spiritual civilization and a symbol of modern urban culture. It has witnessed the great practice of Shenzhen’s reform and opening up, showcasing the vibrant charm of Shenzhen as a cultural oasis. In the process of Shenzhen’s urban cultural development…
In the bustling downtown area of Dongmen Town in Luohu, Shenzhen, it’s hard to imagine there’s a quiet memorial closely tied to the city’s history — the Former Site of the Dongjiang Guerrilla Command. Located at No. 13 Nanqing Street, Luohu District, it is one of the branch museums of the Shenzhen Museum. The memorial was originally the Hong An Hotel, built during the Republican era, with the building facing east and situated west. …
The Former Residence of Meritorious Officials, also known as Sun Gang Old Enclosure, is located in Sun Gang Village, Luohu District. Built in the early Ming Dynasty, it was constructed by the He family of Sun Gang to commemorate their ancestor—He Zhen, a renowned figure of the Lingnan region—who rose to prominence here. This site is one of the best-preserved ancient fortress-style village enclosures in downtown Shenzhen. The enclosure is square-shaped, measuring 68 meters from east to west and 63.5 meters from north to south, …
Shenzhen Art Museum is located within the scenic area of the Shenzhen Reservoir in Donghu Park, Luohu District, Shenzhen. Surrounded by lush green mountains and clear waters, it boasts pleasant scenery and serves as a cultural landmark where visitors can enjoy both the unique natural beauty and appreciate high art. The predecessor of Shenzhen Art Museum was the Shenzhen Exhibition Hall, which was established in 1976 as the earliest art exhibition venue in Shenzhen...
Shenzhen is one of the important old revolutionary bases in Guangdong Province and also one of the birthplaces of the Dongjiang Column during the War of Resistance against Japan, boasting a glorious revolutionary history and tradition. For the liberation of the motherland and the happiness of the people, under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, the people of Shenzhen fought bravely and relentlessly, engaging in a long and arduous struggle...
The Fossil Forest is located within the scenic Shenzhen Xianhu Botanical Garden. It is part of the garden’s Paleontological Museum, which consists of three major sections: the petrified wood exhibition area, the animal fossil exhibition area, and the plant fossil exhibition area. The Fossil Forest — that is, the plant fossil exhibition area — is situated in the southern outdoor section of the museum. This exhibition area displays...
Luohu Gymnasium is a newly built, intelligent, multi-functional venue with top-tier facilities. It boasts excellent lighting, easy court reservations, high-quality service, and complimentary amenities such as changing rooms and showers. The facility includes leisure spaces like a bar and a multi-purpose meeting hall, making it an ideal venue for sports and recreational activities. It has previously hosted badminton events during the 11th Guangdong Provincial Games...
Huanggang Park is located on Yitian Road in Futian District, Shenzhen, covering an area of 17.3 hectares. The park was established in December 1996. In March 2009, it was awarded the title of Five-Star Park by the Municipal Urban Management Bureau. Major attractions include the West Gate Leisure Plaza area, featuring a sunken plaza, artificial rock formations, and scenic pavilions and corridors. Huanggang Park…
Shenzhen People's Park is located on Renmin North Road in Luohu District, Shenzhen. It borders Shenzhen Guesthouse to the south, extends to Renmin North Road to the east, reaches Sungang Overpass to the north, and lies just one street away from Buji River and Dongmen Shopping Street to the west. It is one of the earliest parks built in Shenzhen. The park was established in 1983 and covers an area of over 130,000 square meters. Its…
Hongfa Temple is located within Xianhu Botanical Garden in Luohu District, Shenzhen, backed by Wutong Mountain. Its founding abbot was Master Benhuan. Situated at the foot of Wutong Mountain, known as the “green lung” of Shenzhen, the temple broke ground on July 1, 1985. It is the first Buddhist temple built in China since the establishment of the People’s Republic, and its current abbot is Venerable Yinsun...
The former site of the Provincial-Hong Kong Strike Reception Center is located on Nanqing Street in Shenzhen. Originally, it was the Siyue Academy, belonging to the Zhang clan from villages such as Shuibei, Hubei, and Xiangxi. It is a three-bay, two-courtyard ancestral hall built with brick and wood, covering an area of 210 square meters. On June 19, 1925, the earthshaking Provincial-Hong Kong Strike broke out. The strike involved...
The Japanese fortification group in Nigang Village is located on the hill behind Nigang Village in Luohu District, Shenzhen. It consists of five bunkers and pillboxes connected by passageways. After the outbreak of the Pacific War, around the summer of 1942, the Japanese forces stationed in Bao'an built this complex on a hilltop overlooking and monitoring the eastern section of the Bao-Tai Highway to strengthen communication with their counterparts in Dongguan and Huizhou. At that time, a large number of villagers were forced to carry construction materials up the mountain, a memory still vivid for many elders today. The fortifications are now well-preserved.
Sungang Old Enclosure, also known as the Former Site of the Yuanxun, is located in Sungang Village, Luohu District, Shenzhen. It was built in the early Ming Dynasty by the He family of Sungang to commemorate their ancestor, the renowned Lingnan scholar He Zhen. The structure has a square layout, measuring 68 meters from east to west and 63.5 meters from north to south, with watchtowers at each of its four corners. A 5-meter-high, 2-meter-thick wall connects the watchtowers. Inside the enclosure, there are three longitudinal lanes, six transverse…