A minimum of 3 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 2 day(s) before the departure date
Hong Kong residents can enter Shenzhen with a valid Hong Kong Permanent Identity Card and a Home Return Permit (Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents). Taiwan residents will need a valid Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents. Travelers of other nationalities must prepare a valid passport and visa in accordance with their nationality and current mainland China entry regulations. We recommend that you check the latest entry policies and required documents in advance before your departure.
One of the most convenient ways to travel from Hong Kong to Shenzhen is to take the MTR East Rail Line to Lo Wu or Lok Ma Chau border crossings. Upon clearing customs, you will arrive in Shenzhen. Alternatively, you can opt for cross-border buses, most of which stop at major Shenzhen ports or urban areas. If you have ample time, ferries are also available from Hong Kong Airport or China Ferry Terminal to Shenzhen's Shekou or Fuyong Ferry Terminal. These options offer convenient access to Shenzhen for your day trip.
Mobile payment is extremely common in Shenzhen, with both Alipay and WeChat Pay being widely accepted. You can use them at large shopping malls, supermarkets, restaurants, and even at street vendors and for public transportation. We suggest setting up and linking your accounts before your trip to enjoy the convenience of a cashless experience and reduce the need to carry physical cash.
Certified by Guinness World Records for its immense scale, the world's largest used car trading center is a major highlight of this itinerary. It not only houses a vast selection of used cars, from luxury brands to budget-friendly models, but also offers deep insights into the operations and transaction processes of China's used car market, showcasing its unique industry ecosystem and scale.
Shenzhen's gold and jewelry hub is the largest trading center for gold and jewelry in China. During your visit, you'll have the opportunity to learn about Shenzhen's pivotal role in national jewelry pricing and trendsetting. You'll hear stories about the development of the jewelry industry and gain professional knowledge across the entire value chain, from design and processing to sales, offering an in-depth understanding of this glittering industry.
As a global first, the UFO-shaped robot restaurant's unique feature is its robot-provided catering service. You'll witness firsthand how high technology is integrated into everyday dining, with robots responsible for food delivery and order taking, delivering a futuristic interactive experience. The overall environment design also echoes the UFO theme, creating a distinctive dining atmosphere that lets you savor delicious food while experiencing the charm of technology.
The replica luxury goods shopping area near the land port boasts over 1,500 shops and is renowned for offering a wide variety of imitation products. You can find counterfeit items from various well-known brands, ranging from apparel and bags to watches and accessories. It's a unique spot to experience Shenzhen's distinctive shopping culture and search for specific items, but please be mindful of the quality and origin of the goods.
The Shenzhen antique and cultural relics market is the only officially certified market in China, and its introduction to Pu-erh tea culture is particularly in-depth. You will learn the origin of Pu-erh tea being hailed as 'drinkable antiques,' along with knowledge about its history, production areas, tasting methods, and collection value, offering an immersive experience into China's unique tea culture. Here, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of Pu-erh tea.