Day Tour to Shenzhen from Hong Kong by High Speed Bullet Train

th Station) and also the most beautiful subway station in Shenzhen. Many people come here to check in and take photo. The huge dome made of Fermat's spiral is vividly called the "Eye of Shenzhen", which is full of modernity, technology and future. As a transportation hub station where the four lines meet, Gangxia North Station is also a living room of the city, so remember to come and see it.

ict, is a museum that is well worth a visit. Its exterior architectural design is unique and modern, and the interior lobby space also has a contemporary art design sense. Many locations have become popular check-in spots for tourists. In addition to the exterior, the exhibition inside is the main dish. It has multiple exhibition halls that display Shenzhen's planning and development and outstanding works by contemporary artists, and there are limited-time theme exhibitions from time to time. Recently, they have the 40th Anniversary of Reform and Opening-up Exhibition. The exhibits are rich and informative, and gives you a brief introduction of the history and development of Shenzhen and Guangdong.

With a history that spans over 1,700 years, it offers visitors a glimpse into the city's rich heritage, featuring ancient architecture, traditional streets, and modern cultural influences.

As the world’s biggest fascinating electronic market, HuaQiangBei electronic market is a vital segment of Shenzhen’s hi-tech industry, renowned as “ China's Silicon Valley ”. Each year millions of electronic merchants and suppliers from all across the world come to Shenzhen Huaqiangbei to do component sourcing. There are hosts of deals being reached each moment when international customers bargain with Chinese sellers in front of shops.

Dongmen Old Street can be said to be the "root" of modern Shenzhen, and it is a famous old commercial pedestrian street in Shenzhen. Tens of thousands of shops are densely covered in it, and various buildings stand along the street. It is very popular and lively here, and has become a banner of Shenzhen's commercial development, reflecting and guiding Shenzhen's consumption trends and fashions.

In 1989, Huang Jiang, a Hong Kong art dealer, came here and brought the oil painting industry here. Later, more and more oil painting painters and painters came here, and it became one of the oil painting places in Shenzhen. There are oil painting workshops in the village. You can watch the process of painting oil paintings on the street, and you can also buy all kinds of oil paintings or make them to order. Simply walking inside is also an artistic trip.

Hakka folk customs, Hakka architecture, Hakka folk art, Hakka traditional cuisine, and Hakka pastoral scenery are a cultural tourist attraction. Gankeng is an ancient Hakka village with a long history, and it is one of the "Top Ten Hakka Ancient Villages in Shenzhen". In the local Hakka language of Shenzhen, "keng" refers to small streams and ditches. Gankeng Ancient Town used to be the settlement of Hakka people, with many ancient buildings and connected houses and alleys.