Shenzhen Day Trip from Hong Kong

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Duration: 7h 30m
Location: Shenzhen, China | Shenzhen, China


Category: Day Trips & Excursions

Highlights:
Seeing many of Shenzhen's main landmarks in a single day
Exhibit of the Qin dynasty's “Terracotta Warriors & Horses”
Scenic views of Shenzen skyline atop Meridian View Center
Great shopping opportunities at Luohu Commercial City Mall
Journeying to Shenzhen in just 90 minutes via MTR

Inclusions:
Guided tour of Shenzhen
Admission fees
Traditional Chinese lunch
China group visa
Roundtrip transportation between Hong Kong and Shenzhen via MTR
Roundtrip transportation to and from select Hong Kong hotels
Live tour commentary provided in English

Description:

Leave Hong Kong behind, and take the MTR to neighboring Shenzhen for a full day of exploration. Marvel at panoramic views of Shenzhen's skyline atop Meridian View Center, explore the ancient Qin dynasty's terracotta warriors, and finish with some shopping at Luohu Commercial City Mall.

In the morning, get picked up from your hotel, travel to the MTR station, and take the MTR to Shenzhen. Upon arrival in Shenzhen, board your coach, and then head out to Lichi Park, a popular place among the locals to gather for a morning exercise. Then, soar up the Meridian View Center for spectacular views of Shenzhen's modern cityscape.

Next, witness a display of life-size terracotta figures and horses that were unearthed in Xi'an. As you walk through extensive exhibits, explore artifacts and archaeological collections, marvel at the intricate details carved into the warrior's faces, and learn the fascinating history behind the Terracotta Army.

Afterward, visit a local silk factory before relishing a delicious Chinese lunch at a local restaurant. Conclude your tour at the grand Luohu Commercial City Mall and have plenty of time to explore this premier shopping complex, browsing handicrafts, electronics, and local delicacies.

Later in the afternoon, transfer to the Shenzhen train station, where you board the MTR back to Hong Kong.