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Dapeng Ancient Town

Nestled in the lush Dapeng Peninsula, Dapeng Ancient Town is one of Shenzhen’s best-preserved historical gems. Dating back to the Ming Dynasty (14th–17th century), this fortified seaside village once served as a crucial military stronghold against coastal invasions. Today, its ancient stone walls, narrow cobblestone alleys, and well-preserved Qing-era architecture offer a vivid glimpse into the region’s past. Wander through time-worn temples, traditional Hakka residences, and quaint courtyards, where echoes of maritime history blend with local folklore. A striking contrast to Shenzhen’s modern skyline, Dapeng Ancient Town is a tranquil time capsule, perfect for history buffs and culture seekers.

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The tour guide can recommend a local specialty restaurant for you. You will pay on the spot for what you order.

Hehu New Residence

‌Dafen Oil Painting Village

Dafen Oil Painting Village is a globally renowned art hub often dubbed the "World Capital of Oil Painting Replicas."‌Emerging in the late 1980s as a small workshop led by artist Huang Jiang, it has since evolved into China’s largest commercial oil painting production and trading base, housing over 1,800 galleries and 8,000 artists.‌The village produces hand-painted replicas of Western masterpieces alongside original works, contributing to 60% of the global market for commercial oil paintings.‌

Dongmen Pedestrian Street

As the city’s oldest and most iconic commercial hub, Dongmen (literally “East Gate”) traces its roots back over 300 years to the Ming Dynasty, evolving from a rural market into Shenzhen’s ultimate shopping and street food paradise.‌Spanning 170,000 square meters, this bustling maze of over 3,000 shops, stalls, and malls attracts 500,000 daily visitors (surpassing 1 million on holidays), blending chaotic charm with nostalgic heritage.

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