Shenzhen

Shenzhen: The Speed and Dreams of China’s Silicon Valley
As China’s youngest mega-city, Shenzhen has transformed from a fishing village into a global innovation powerhouse in just over four decades. Unburdened by deep historical baggage, it writes its chronicle of the future at “Shenzhen Speed”—where technology, design, and natural landscapes merge into a fascinating tapestry, perfect for explorers drawn to tomorrow’s world.

Key Highlights:

1. Tech Landmarks Tour

   • Huaqiangbei Electronics Market: “China’s No.1 Electronics Street,” a hardware paradise from chips to drones, hailed as a pilgrimage site for tech enthusiasts.

   • Tencent Headquarters & DJI Flagship Store: Soak in the geek culture at the futuristic Seahorse Building, then experience drone wizardry at OCT Harbour.

2. Urban Design Wonders

   • Shenzhen Museum of Contemporary Art & Urban Planning: Beneath its twisted metal dome, uncover the bold ambitions that shape this city.

   • Shenzhen Bay Park: A 15-kilometer coastal promenade where cyclists and migratory birds share waters mirroring skyscrapers.

3. Mountain-Sea Escapes

   • Dapeng Ancient City: Ming-Qing coastal fortress meets Jiaochangwei’s “Shenzhen Gulangyu” vibes, blending history with artistic charm.

   • Dongxi Chong Coastline: Rated by National Geographic as one of China’s most beautiful coasts, hike past volcanic rocks and emerald bays.

4. International Lifestyle

   • MixC World & Bay Garden: Sip specialty coffee beside art installations in integrated blocks, then board the “Bay Area Light” ferris wheel for night views.

   • Sea World, Shekou: A transformed port turned multicultural hub, where global cuisines and live music redefine “Slow Shenzhen.”

Why Shenzhen?

• Living Tech Lab: Visit corporate showrooms of Huawei, BYD, etc. (by appointment) to feel the pulse of innovation.

  • Green Megacity: Over 40% forest coverage—escape from CBD to Tanglang Mountain trails in half an hour.

  • Immigrant Culture Fusion: Mandarin and Cantonese intertwine, as Hunan cuisine, Chaozhou congee, and international flavors collide.

  • Greater Bay Area Hub: Easily connect to Hong Kong, Macau, and Pearl Delta cities via ports and cross-sea bridges.