A 300-year-old ancient Hakka village. It preserves traditional Hakka houses, watchtowers and ancient mansions, inheriting Hakka folk customs and traditional crafts. It is an original ancient street to explore local Hakka culture of Shenzhen.

A national 4A scenic garden surrounded by mountains and lakes, housing more than 8,000 rare plants and featuring distinctive subtropical natural scenery. Hongfa Temple within the scenic area is a prestigious ancient Zen temple in Lingnan. It boasts magnificent halls and delicate Buddha sculptures. Abiding by traditional Buddhist norms, it inherits Chinese Buddhist doctrines, meditation culture and blessing folk customs, presenting exquisite religious architecture and profound cultural heritage. Free vegetarian food is offered for visitors to enjoy natural beauty and peaceful Buddhist spirit. Note: Vegetarian meals are served from 11:00 to 12:00. Queuing for 10 to 15 minutes may be needed. Tasting is optional based on personal preference.

Shenzhen Museum is the perfect window to understand the city’s transformation from a small border town to a global innovation hub. Its collections feature Lingnan history, reform-era artifacts, and folk culture. The “History of Shenzhen’s Reform and Opening-Up” exhibition vividly captures the pioneering spirit that defines this city.

Known as “China’s No. 1 Electronics Street,” Huaqiangbei is a living fossil of Shenzhen’s reform and technological innovation. Evolving from an electronic components market into a cradle for global makers and tech gadgets, its buzzing streets and endless electronics tell the legend of Shenzhen’s very own “Silicon Valley.”

China's first talent-themed coastal park with charming mountain and sea scenery. As night falls, the skyscrapers of the Shenzhen Bay Super Headquarters Base light up, casting dazzling reflections on the lake, creating a breathtaking urban nightscape that showcases Shenzhen’s energy and charm as a city of innovation.