A public transport guide: Ready? Go!
High-speed rail loop links city with eastern Guangdong
Starting today, Shenzhen North Station will launch a new high-speed rail loop connecting major cities in eastern Guangdong.
Read more>
Getting to know Metro devices for emergencies
Let’s take a look at some emergency devices available on Shenzhen Metro trains and stations. These devices are usually accompanied by bilingual Chinese-English instructions and safety codes displayed on an eye-catching red background.
Read more>
Shenzhen Airport
The moment they step into Bao'an International Airport, people can feel the bustling vitality as they get caught up in the hurrying crowds. From here, you can fly to every corner of the world.
Read more>
High-speed rail links
Three high-speed railways link Shenzhen with other cities: the Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Express Rail Link, the Xiamen-Shenzhen High-speed Railway, and the Ganzhou-Shenzhen High-speed Railway.
Read more>
Buses
Like “capillaries” of the city, public bus routes take people to most of the communities around Shenzhen. Riding buses is a fun and easy way of navigating and exploring the city.
Read more>
Shekou Cruise Homeport
As the only modern international cruise homeport in south China, Shekou Cruise Homeport, which integrates sea, land, air and railway networks, serves as a "sea gateway" that connects Shenzhen with Hong Kong, Macao and the rest of the world.
Read more>
Bicycles
There are a total of 3,197 km of non-motorized vehicle lanes in Shenzhen now, up 236% compared with 2016; moreover, 27% of the city’s roads are for non-motorized vehicles.
Read more>
Shenzhen Port
Shenzhen Port is the collective name of several ports located along the 260-km coastline of Shenzhen. Taken together, they constitute one of the largest ports in China in terms of international trade and one of the busiest ports in the world.
Read more>