Just outside the Metro station, the Xichong Workers’ Resort is a seaside destination featuring various service facilities, including seaside guest rooms, ocean-view restaurants, outdoor venues, a water sports center and a campsite. Unique photo opportunities include a French-style country chapel, the “Oriental Capel” and a sea-view glass house.

Once the largest sugar manufacturing base in Shenzhen during the 1980s, this historic sugar factory site has been transformed into a trendy cultural hotspot.

Further along the route lies OCT Fun Farm, a lively open-air neighborhood gallery adorned with colorful murals perfect for memorable photos.

Exiting Guangming Station via Exit B, visitors quickly leave behind the city’s hustle and bustle to encounter the striking curvilinear architecture of the Shenzhen Science and Technology Museum. As a modern architectural landmark, the museum houses seven functional zones including technology exhibitions, a science education cinema, innovation labs, and a public service area.

The Xiaonanshan Hill is a favorite spot for Shenzhen locals to watch the sunset. With an altitude of 287 meters, you can hike to the summit in about half an hour.

At an altitude of 202 meters, the Jiangang Hill offers an easier hike compared to the neighboring Yangtai Mountain. It is surrounded by a 632-hectare forest. From the summit, visitors can enjoy vistas of the grand Tiegang Reservoir and the cityscape of Bao’an District.

Inspired by the delicate structure of a dandelion, Wutong Pavilion is a peaceful retreat where visitors can savor coffee or immerse themselves in books. The pavilion provides stunning photo opportunities framed by sky, sea, Wutong Mountain, and Yantian Port.

Rising 442 meters above Luohu District, KK100 was the tallest building in the world when it was completed in 2011.