An immersive cultural event will be held on Feb. 7 and 8 at Dapeng Fortress, offering visitors an interactive way to experience the site’s maritime defense history.
Construction of the Shenzhen International Agricultural and Food Innovation Center reached a major milestone on Jan. 30, as the project completed its main structural framework.
Dapeng New District transferred a parcel of industrial land located south of Pengchuang Road in Dapeng Subdistrict to an internationally renowned rice brand, Mengzhalong IP holder, on Jan. 7. This marked the official launch of the Dapeng Modern Rice and Health Industry Project, representing a new breakthrough in the district’s investment promotion efforts in 2026.
Dongshan Luzui Scenic Area in Dapeng New District has been named one of the city’s most distinctive tourist destinations in a 2024 evaluation, according to results released recently by the Shenzhen Tourism Association.
Dongchong Community in Nan’ao has launched a series of public art installations that combine murals, interactive displays and community participation, shifting the visitor experience from traditional sightseeing to more emotionally engaging, “shareable” moments favored by younger travelers.
The right tunnel of the Pengba Link in Dapeng has been successfully completed, marking a key milestone in the project, which is expected to significantly cut travel times within the area.
Bamboo, a new clifftop leisure venue, has opened near the Shenzhen Observatory, offering visitors panoramic views of the coastline and expanding tourism amenities in the Xichong area.
The Dapeng Peninsula National Geopark, Shenzhen’s only national-level geological park, issued an official notice yesterday evening to seal off the area around Wanglanggui Peak. The move came after a hiker died suddenly in the area on Sunday, reportedly due to exhaustion.
A new agritourism destination has opened near Dapeng Fortress, offering urban residents a short-distance rural retreat focused on farming experiences, family activities, and leisure.
Dapeng-based FAW Qiyi (Shenzhen) Technology Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of state-owned automaker FAW Group, has successfully completed the first tethered test flight of its flying car prototype, the “Hongqi Tiannian 1,” on Dec. 28.
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