Strolling in Shenzhen's "Gulangyu" - Jiaochangwei

Shenzhen is a fast-paced city. A great place to slow down a bit should be Jiaochangwei, known as the "Gulangyu of Shenzhen"... 🚩 Jiaochangwei Located in Dapeng New District, Shenzhen, it is the only village on the Dapeng Peninsula with a coastline~ ps: It has about 3,000 meters of coastline. Gathering nearly 400 inns with different styles, -- from Chinese, Japanese and Korean, European, to pastoral styles, all are available. Many shops on the first floor have coffee shops, book bars, etc. -- Plus the flower paths and small roads leading to the sea, all perfect for photo check-ins~ It also combines seaside leisure, water sports, historical culture, and natural scenery... Admission: Free, open 24 hours Additionally, there is a path hidden in the sea called the "Sea Sky Road," which only appears at low tide. Walking on it gives the visual effect of strolling on the sea. ps: When we went, the tide hadn’t receded yet, so we missed it, a bit of a regret... Nearby, there is the Ming and Qing Dynasty Dapeng Fortress with over 600 years of history, and Dongshan Temple, both worth visiting... Our schedule was too tight, so after touring Jiaochangwei and having a simple lunch, we went straight to "Judiaosha." ps: The driver who brought us said there is also a seafood street nearby where you can buy fresh seafood and have it cooked directly at some restaurants across the street. It’s very fresh, tasty, and reasonably priced... 🅿 Parking You can park at Jiaochangwei P1 parking lot (searchable by navigation). During the peak tourist season, you need to make a reservation through the "Shenzhen Traffic Police" WeChat official account before going~