The western artificial island of the Shenzhen-Zhongshan Link — a monumental cross-sea project in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area — began a month-long trial operation as a tourism destination on Saturday.

Boasting more than 200 kilometers of hiking trails across the city, Shenzhen offers outdoor options in varying degrees of difficulties to suit all levels of enthusiasts.

Half artistic, half down-to-earth — that’s Shekou in a nutshell. Walk its hills and shoreline at a leisurely pace and you’ll find a neighborhood that feels like a compact version of Shenzhen: cosmopolitan, green and unexpectedly relaxed.

Bao'an District is rapidly becoming a popular destination for cycling enthusiasts and families alike, boasting an impressive network of greenways that showcase the perfect blend of urban energy and natural tranquility. From mountain climbs to coastal rides, here’s a guide to some of the best cycling routes the district has to offer.

Dubbed by netizens as Shenzhen’s “Elephant Trunk Gate,” Dongchong Chuanbi Rock is now open to visitors. Add this seaside natural wonder to your must-see list.

Shenzhen's first duty-free shop in downtown opened Aug. 26, 2025 at the UpperHills shopping mall in Futian District.

When you hear the name Huafu Subdistrict, it may not immediately ring a bell — but its landmarks, such as Shenzhen Central Park, Bijia Hill Park, and UpperHills, will instantly tell you where it is.

Planning a weekend hike but put off by the recent heatwave? Don’t miss Tanglang Mountain Country Park in Nanshan District — the trails are mostly shaded, and now a new shuttle drops passengers right at the mountain’s base, making it an ideal spot for a day outdoors.