Shenzhen Travel Guide

 5 Reviews  It combines two different sections. The first part is a miniature park of China. You can find the famous Forbidden City, Terracotta Soldiers, Tibet Potala Palace, Huangshan Mountains, Yunnan's Stone Forest, and of course the Great Wall of China. This miniature park covers 300 thousand square meters,... 

 2 Reviews  Minsk World is a military theme park with the former USSR aircraft carrier Minsk as main exhibit. Around the park are some MIG fighters and artillery pieces too. After crossing the border at Lo Wu station I went by the tourist info office and picked up a brochure. It was helpful since I showed it to... 

 2 Reviews  Like to go on a around the world tour? Well, you can by going to Shenzhen's Windows of the World. All the world famous iconic structures (except china) can be found in this park, from the Eiffel Tower in Paris, Taj Mahal in India, Angkor Wat in Cambodia, Big Ben in London, Triumphal Arc in France,... 

 tetonski1 Says:  The Guangzhou White Horse Clothing Market, (Baima Fuzhuang Pifa Shichang Market), has got some great deals.A friend brought us to this market with over 2000 outdoor and underground shops and told us many shops have a back room where the real deals are. Well we found one and... 

 lanemeyer Says:  So, after bouncing back and forth from HK to Shenzhen a few times, my GF and I stumbled on the mammoth Queen Spa. We need this in America. I'll let her do the talking as she wrote a more complete review:Wrap your noggin around this: A spa that’s open 24 hours a day, 365 days... 

 view.finder Says:  Sometimes also referred to as Dafen Oil Painting Village (大芬油画村; Dà​fèn​ Yóu​huà Cūn​) I would recommend this visit only as an insight into the current factory-style production of replica artworks and... 

 view.finder Says:  Something similar to the Paulaner chain of restaurants, a sausage/beer themed European eatery that caters to hearty lunch or dinner menus. One of the nicest spots to sit and dine at the Dameisha beach resort, the restaurant can be found within the Dameisha outlets lake park.... 

 view.finder Says:  You may notice the photographs for this review are a little better than usual. Borrowing a better camera with which to take these unusual pictures was definitely justified. This is no ordinary restaurant. Oh no. This is a trendy (debatable) Taiwanese chain of restaurants... 

 view.finder Says:  Not quite as polished as the website would suggest, this restaurant can be found in the upmarket Coco Park area of Futian District, Shenzhen. I saw several rats scuttling about the decking outside in the area I sat on a sunny December lunchtime. Always interesting being the... 

 cal6060 Says:  If you flight Airasia either from KL or Bangkok to Macau, you can take the macau airport bus (AP1) to Praca das Portas do Cerco (Border gate to China). The bus will stop at gound level of the border gate, which is the last stop of the bus. Then you walk across the border,... 

 view.finder Says:  "Famous brand. Unexpensive. Have great time." reads the bumf."Happy. Shopping. Love" or "Travel. Leisure. Shopping" are not far behind. It seems there are three phrases to suit everybody's needs. Dameisha outlets is a small upmarket island shopping precinct surrounded by... 

 view.finder Says:  Beware! Coco Park is not a park. It is a paved area of concrete dystopia.If you like shopping then you will love Coco Park. It is many top brands and many services and amenities within a small space. Somewhere to spend half a day or longer and the opportunity to try... 

 gaolei Says:  The area called Taizi, Prince, Plaza was a nice little place where vendors could go to sell goods at night. Moms would take their kids to roller-blade. Now it is completely torn up and will be for 2 years. They are constructing new buildings to take the place of the...