As close neighbors, Shenzhen and Hong Kong offer numerous travel options between the two cities.

Shenzhen, a major logistics and travel hub in southern China, is accessible by plane, train, bus, and boat.

Shenzhen’s clubland is a see-and be-seen party of laser light shows, mirrored surfaces, big room EDM music and champagne by the bucket load.

Shenzhen Western Bus Group recently launched four community bus routes connecting Metro stations in Bao’an District with densely populated residential complexes and commercial centers, facilitating last-kilometer commutes for residents.

For most people, a citywalk means exploring a city on foot. Participants can follow a unique urban route, soaking up the atmosphere, exploring historic buildings, browsing boutiques, sipping coffee, and indulging in authentic local snacks.

Guangming District has recently opened a new cycling route that promises an unforgettable journey between futuristic technology and idyllic nature.

Recently, Shenzhen Eastern Bus Group launched two new bus routes serving Xichong Beach and Shenzhen Astronomical Observatory.

Dapeng New Area, located on a picturesque peninsula in southeastern Shenzhen, offers breathtaking coastal and mountain views. The new area features six clusters of guesthouses, including those at Dapeng Fortress and Jiaochangwei. Below is a travel guide to help you plan your trip to Dapeng, complete with three two-day itineraries designed for a weekend of rest and relaxation.