1. What are the must-visit attractions?

Shenzhen Bay Park
A coastal oasis in Shenzhen, offering stunning sea views, lush mangroves, and a 13-km bike path. Perfect for nature walks, birdwatching, and breathtaking sunsets.

2. How to get around Shenzhen?

  • Metro: 16 lines with English signage; use “Shenzhen Metro” app.
  • Buses: Cheap (¥2-5) but crowded; avoid rush hours (7:30-9:30 AM).
  • Taxis/Didi: Start at ¥10; cashless payments accepted.
  • Tip: Buy a Shenzhen Tong Card for 5% metro/bus discounts.

3. Any food recommendations?

  • Local: Try Hakka stuffed tofu at Gankeng Village or roast goose at Dongmen Street.
  • Seafood: Shekou’s ferry terminal area has fresh options.
  • Night markets: Dongmen Pedestrian Street for street snacks.
Dongmen Pedestrian Street
Explore Shenzhen’s oldest shopping hub, blending tradition with modernity. Enjoy affordable shopping, delicious street food, and lively cultural vibes—all just steps from the metro!

4. What’s the best time to visit?

  • November–April: Cool weather, ideal for beaches/hiking.
  • Avoid: May–October (hot + rainy); check typhoon alerts.

5. Are there English-friendly services?

  • Yes: Major attractions (e.g., Window of the World) have English maps/staff.
  • No: Smaller buses/local markets may lack English support.

6. Any cultural tips?

  • Dress modestly in temples/Gankeng Hakka Town.
  • Avoid discussing politics (sensitive topic).
Gankeng Hakka Town
Step into a 350-year-old Hakka village surrounded by lush hills and streams, featuring traditional houses, watchtowers, and serene charm—a peaceful escape from Shenzhen's hustle.

7. Emergency contacts

  • Police: 110 | Ambulance: 120 | Tourist Hotline: +86-755-12345.