• Shenzhen Civic Center - The Shenzhen Civic Center is a multifunctional building that combines government offices, a people’s congress, a museum, and a hall. While primarily an architectural landmark, it attracts numerous tourists who come to admire and photograph it. Situated on the central axis of Shenzhen’s central district, it is close to the Futian Central District’s CBD to the south, surrounded by impressive skyscrapers, and near the scenic Shenzhen Lianhuashan Park to the north.

• Shenzhen - Gangxia North Station is renowned as the most famous and beautiful subway station in Shenzhen. It draws many visitors who come to take photos and experience its unique design. The station’s massive dome, inspired by Fermat’s spiral, is affectionately known as the “Eye of Shenzhen,” symbolizing modernity, technology, and the future. As a key transportation hub where four lines intersect, Gangxia North Station serves as a vibrant city lounge, making it a must-see destination.

• Museum of Contemporary Art & Planning Exhibition - Located in Futian District, the Shenzhen Contemporary Art and Urban Planning Museum is a must-visit attraction. Its exterior boasts a distinctive and modern architectural design, while the interior lobby exudes a contemporary art vibe. Many areas have become popular photo spots for tourists. Beyond its striking exterior, the museum’s exhibitions are the main highlight, featuring multiple halls that showcase Shenzhen’s planning and development, as well as remarkable works by contemporary artists. The museum also hosts limited-time themed exhibitions, such as the recent 40th Anniversary of Reform and Opening-up Exhibition, offering a rich and informative overview of Shenzhen and Guangdong’s history and development.

• Nantou Ancient City - Nantou Ancient Town, also known as Xin’an Ancient City, is a historical and cultural treasure in Shenzhen, China. With a history spanning over 1,700 years, it provides visitors with a glimpse into the city’s rich heritage, featuring ancient architecture, traditional streets, and modern cultural influences.

• HuaQiang Bei ShangYe Jie (QunXing GuangChang A Zuo Xi) - As the world’s largest and most captivating electronic market, HuaQiangBei is a crucial part of Shenzhen’s high-tech industry, often referred to as “China’s Silicon Valley.” Each year, millions of electronic merchants and suppliers from around the globe visit Shenzhen Huaqiangbei for component sourcing. Countless deals are made as international customers negotiate with Chinese sellers in front of shops.

• Dong Men Pedestrian Street - Dongmen Old Street is considered the “root” of modern Shenzhen and is a renowned historic commercial pedestrian street. It is densely packed with tens of thousands of shops and various buildings lining the street. The area is vibrant and bustling, serving as a symbol of Shenzhen’s commercial growth and reflecting and shaping the city’s consumer trends and fashions.

• 甘坑客家小镇 - Gankeng Ancient Town, originating from the Ming and Qing Dynasties, is a cultural tourist attraction showcasing Hakka folk customs, architecture, art, traditional cuisine, and pastoral scenery. Gankeng is an ancient Hakka village with a rich history and is one of the “Top Ten Hakka Ancient Villages in Shenzhen.” In the local Hakka dialect of Shenzhen, “keng” refers to small streams and ditches. Gankeng Ancient Town was once a Hakka settlement, featuring numerous ancient buildings and interconnected houses and alleys.

• Public transportation (bus, subway, cable car, etc.)
• Private transportation
• Lunch

This day tour to Shenzhen is perfect for travelers in Hong Kong who are eager to spend a day exploring the captivating modern city of Shenzhen!

The 26km High-Speed Rail (Hong Kong Section) departs from Hong Kong West Kowloon Station, linking Hong Kong with the Mainland’s national high-speed rail network and various Mainland stations without the need for interchange.

The tour includes visits to the Shenzhen Museum of Contemporary Art and Urban Planning, the stunning and modern Gangxia North Station, shopping at Dongmen Pedestrian Street and HuaQiangBei Electronic Market, and exploring the traditional Nantou Ancient City and Gankeng Hakka Old Town. This is a wonderful opportunity to experience both modern and traditional Chinese culture in Shenzhen in just one day!

The tour price includes a return High-Speed Train ticket from Hong Kong to Shenzhen, a private car with a driver in Shenzhen, and a traditional Chinese lunch.

Participants have the option to stay in Shenzhen if they wish.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.