Shenzhen’s downtown parks have become increasingly linked through a series of hiking trails, flyovers and greenways, providing residents with accessible and interconnected natural spaces. This movement was recently exemplified by a 17-kilometer walking activity held at five downtown parks in Shenzhen on Jan. 6.

Drivers can reserve parking spaces at parks up to one hour in advance through the “深i公园” WeChat miniprogram.

Visitors can now explore a new landmark, Xichong coastal promenade, to experience mountains and the sea in Dapeng New Area.

Guangming District has welcomed a new addition to its leisure offerings with the opening of Guangming Science Park’s North Wing.

Nestled in a mountain valley, the Toupi park is a hidden ecological gem.

After seven months' renovation, Xin'an Park, originally built in the 1990s, has finally received a major facelift. A water recycling system has been installed, effectively cleaning the lake, while a new lighting system has improved parkgoers' safety at night. Visitors can engage in water activities and appreciate new plants and fish in the crystal-clear lake. Children can enjoy playing with diverse new recreational facilities.

The recent renovation of the area near Little Nanshan Park's north entrance has significantly improved the park's landscape, including road renovations, enhanced drainage systems to mitigate flooding during the rainy seasons, and light installations to provide parkgoers a safe environment at night.

Covering 67,610 square meters, Qiaocheng North Park is located to the south of Antuo Hill Park. With lush trees and grass, Qiaocheng North Park integrates hilly terrain, recreational areas and fitness facilities within the natural ecological environment.