Boasting stunning sea views, Nan’ao Moon Bay is a renowned tourist destination that is famous for its local delicacies, particularly seafood. It has hosted the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Maritime Dragon Boat Race for the last two years.
Rich in biodiversity, Baguang Heritiera Wetland Park is home to mangrove species such as Heritiera littoralis and Kandelia obovata and over 50 types of birds. The park is named for its mangrove cluster, which is the world’s oldest and most intact natural looking-glass mangrove formation.
Luzui Ecological Way, located in the Dongshan Luzui Tourist Area, is renowned as one of China's most beautiful coastal roads. In August 2024, it was officially recognized as a National AAA-rated Tourist Attraction.
Shenzhen's longest hiking route, the Kunpeng Trail includes 20 segments and connects 10 major mountains. This moderate-difficulty section, which begins with the Dalugang Trail, features a steeper descent in the first half. The second half traverses streets like Xigong Road, Nanxi Road, Heya Road, and Xinhai Road, with the beautiful Xichong Beach on the right. This segment can be explored on foot or by bike.
The peak of Paiya Mountain is 707 meters above sea level. It is the main mountain range on the North Island of the Dapeng Peninsula and the sixth highest mountain in Shenzhen. Surrounded by the sea on three sides, the rocks are rugged.
Xichong is located within Dapeng National Park, a recreational and scenic area.
Stretching only 100 meters, the beach is reputed for its fine sand and clear seawater.
As the best-developed resort in Dapeng, there are many leisure activities and facilities offered at the beach.
Egong Bay, with a coastal line of about 500 meters, has the best beach with soft sand in Shenzhen.
The second-tallest mountain in Shenzhen after Wutong Mountain, this mountain remains mostly unexplored. Novices are advised to be cautious of taking an outing through here.
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