Clamber up to the 335 meter-high summit of this wooded hillside park in Shekou and you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views of Shenzhen Bay.

This 75-acre park in the heart of the city preserves the memory of simpler agrarian times with its dozens lychee trees.

Shenzhen Sports Park, part of the newly renovated Shenzhen Sports Center, has officially opened to the public with a reservation system in place.

Tucked beneath the Wutong Mountain in Luohu District, a hidden paradise awaits as a perfect weekend escape from the urban hustle.

The Taojin Hill Greenway is a 6-kilometer trail winding through vibrant greenery around the Shenzhen Reservoir.

Although the award-winning first phase of the Xili Lake Greenway in Nanshan District was a pleasant surprise for many Shenzhen residents when it opened to public last year, the 3.7-kilometer-long section felt a bit too short for outdoor enthusiasts looking to hike, barely accommodating an after-dinner stroll.

The Shenzhen International Garden and Flower Expo Park, one of the oldest parks of the city, stands out for its cultural richness and plant diversity.

Shenzhen residents and visitors have a new reason to rejoice as the picturesque Dadingling Greenway, nestled within the Dadingling Forest Park in Guangming District, is officially open for bicycle enthusiasts.