Big theme park with lots to see, and a few rides to go with it. If taking the train, the park entrance is located at the "louvre" train exit. Coolest train exit I've seen. There is a "hanging gardens" ride, a 4d movie theatre (5min showtime), spinning dumbo cups and more. Spent 2 hours here and still could not visit all the attractions. My favorite was the koi pond with very large koi fish and an anime statue.

This has to be one of the most beautiful temples. You can feel the history as you enter. From outside, it does not look like much, but it is a very well preserved and old temple. One can highly appreciate if you wish to see the a part of history.

(Translated by Google) For an amusement park 30 minutes from the city center, it's very nice. The ticket costs 22 euros. The water rides are super fun, but be prepared to get everyone wet. (Original) Per essere un parco divertimento a 30 minuti dal centro città è molto carino.Il biglietto costa 22 euro .Le giostre con l'acqua sono super divertenti ma preparatevi a bagnarvi tutti.

This park is huge and amazing!! You can stay in this park all day! So much fun for kids and families. They have good facilities like bathrooms and sinks, plenty of food vendors and you can order whatever you like to get delivered by drone! There's hiking paths, a lake, playgrounds, benches, etc.. You can access this park by the Metro Train as well to help with the parking. I highly recommend coming to this park on a weekend with your family.

Really enjoyed this hike. It's very popular, with lots of people around. A pretty easy hike! The trail is easy to follow and well sign-posted. A few short, steep sections but otherwise not difficult. The views are really great. I started at Tei Wan bus stop (take the number 9 bus there) and ended at Big Wave Bay. It was an 8km hike and took me around 2.5 hours. Plenty of spots to stop and relax / take photos of the views. Take plenty of water as there's nowhere to buy refreshments on route. There's a cafe and some shops at Big Wave Bay. A nice place to stop for a drink / bite to eat at the end of the hike.

A small but beautiful garden. The view is scenic, surrounded by lush greenery and high rise apartments nearby, which reflects the essence of the modern tall city Hong Kong in embrace of nature. The chinese wooden craft museum is really intriguing. The lotus pond garden is beautiful and the sound of birds singing and chirping is soothing. A nice place to have a relaxing walk on the weekend.

Amazing collection of Hong Kong cultural artifacts! I was so pleasantly surprised by the quality of the materials and presentations. I especially love the Bruce Lee hall and the 金庸 exhibits. Free admission and very easy to get to via rail / subway.

Very cool place for a hike. Not hard for people in fair shape but I could see how it would be a workout for people not used to a lot of hiking. Took us about 20 min to get to the top. Pretty steep but it is possible to push someone in a wheelchair up, as someone we passed on the way back down was doing.

A big mountain to climb and if you did what we did - climb from Wutong Xiao to Wutong Da, its a real serious effort. We went from the smaller mountain crossing over to the bigger mountain and then down, the whole climb taking over 8 hours and it was a little dark when we finished. But also very interesting. Starting off, it looked pleasant, and we saw some warthogs nearly immediately - they were quite passive - I think they scavenge for a lot of food from the tourists visiting - We climbed as far as the observation deck and tower. From here you can go across to Wutong Da. After a while you will come to a big area where you can get some snacks and drinks in a shop. Some people by pass all the hiking and get the bus or drive here from the road. From here its a trek then to the top of Wutong Da, which is the highest peak in Shenzhen. The peak itself isn't anything amazing and is quite busy and not easy to get a good photo. From where we took a quieter, less used route to go down. We took this route as we didn't want to retrace our steps and wanted some new sights. It had many steps and went very deep into the forest. We came across many Woolly Aphid's - which was very interesting to see - . By the time we got down it was nearly pitch dark so we were happy to finish before it was completely black. Then we went for some food, but the next day we were both well knackered. One thing on these mountains is the steps - lots of them - up, down, and around and around - lost of steps - monotonous at times, and tiring. Its not hiking per say, but still if you do enough of them its damn tiring by the end of the day. They have cleverly used tree branches as railings which helps. Also the routes are well sign posted, and also every few km/s there are posts showing how much is left to climb.... which can motivate one to keep going. On the routes up and down you will see many people selling drinks, food, fans, hiking gear, all sorts - even in areas where we thought were quite remote we still seen people selling their wares. Makes one think how they carried so much up to the mountain. The views from both mountains were majestic and you get a great view of Shenzhen city in all its glory. Overall it was a good hike and a memorable trip - but I think perhaps doing the two mountains together was a bit much. Still though I enjoyed it.

Clean and calm overall—one of the best. I found it unique as it’s surrounded by mountains, making it the perfect place to relax. Had a great time here. Also, there are many 4–5 star hotels nearby, making it very convenient to travel with the metro.

It's beautiful and clean beach in Shenzhen, China. 2.5 hours car driving distance from the city centre. The entry of this beach is not free. The washroom facilities are available to take a shower and parking space as well.

Larger than I expected. The walled fortress spans several blocks of shops and stores. Easy to walk and move around.

(Translated by Google) very good. A China that is not like China (Original) very good. 중국같지않은 중국

Awesome & wonderful place

best price

Kaiyuan Temple (開元寺) is a Buddhist temple located in Xiangqiao District （湘橋區）of Chaozhou (潮州市）, Guangdong （廣東省）, China. After ascending the throne in 713, Emperor Xuanzong （唐玄宗）issued the decree building "Kaiyuan Temples" which was named after his reign title "Kaiyuan" (开元) in each prefecture of the Tang Empire (618–907). Through the rise and fall in the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing （唐宋元明清）dynasties, most of the present structures of Kaiyuan Temple still preserves the original appearance include several national treasures. The Buddhist temple has an original name of "Lifeng Temple" (荔峰寺). The name was changed to "Kaiyuan Wanshou Chan Temple" (开元万寿禅寺) during the Yuan dynasty (1172–1638). And then it was renamed "Kaiyuan Zhenguo Chan Temple" (开元镇国禅寺) in the Ming dynasty (1368–1644). During the Qing dynasty (1644–1911), people usually called it "Kaiyuan Temple" (开元寺) which is still being used now. During the devastating Cultural Revolution, the resident monks were forced to disrobe and return to secular life, the abbot died in countryside. The temple is free to enter.

This is a bridge that speaks alot about traditional bridging technology which is still being used in modern days....definitely worth the time and effort to be there, and take in the scenic surroundings around the bridge. One will have to rely on e-hailing rides to get there. The area is congested because of the single vehicular lane on either side of the road, and misaligned traffic light timings at a particular pedestrain crossing.

(Translated by Google) First-class scenery, first-class sea (Original) 一流的风光，一流的海

An outlying Island with few local villagers, was rural before, since the 11km sea bridge was built it is now a popular spot of tourism and vacation, a lot of new residence developments as well.

this is my hometown

Great for history and some great tea!

Remarkable hot springs! I would highly recommend this place to anyone. Its collection and variety of hot pools is incredible - from coffee or ginger tea, to wine or lemongrass water. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit here. I picked up the shuttle nearby the Fortune Hotel near the International Ferry Terminal. I showed up quite early and was confused because various people told me to go to various places to wait and buy my ticket. In the end, Jade from the Fortune Hotel showed me what to do - arrive about 15 minutes before and just get on the bus. I ultimately didn't have to pay anything, but I've heard it normally costs 30 RMB. At the resort (and it truly is a resort - pools, massage, rest areas, tea stations, restaurant...), you get a personal locker and wristband that you charge everything to. I felt safe keeping my belongings (passport, etc.) in the locker, although I knew it was my responsibility if anything happened to them. At the pools they required me to wear a swimming cap, so I had to buy one for 18 RMB. Not too bad. The place has all this incredible greenery. The gardeners must be busy around the clock! Truly a serene place for the guests. The massage was really great - oil and hot stones. My therapist was professional and made me really relax. I would recommend to come here with a friend or more, as sitting alone in the pools can get boring. Overall I had a fantastic stay here and will definitely be back.