Nanhu, Luohu District

Luohu District, situated in the south-central region of Shenzhen, stands as one of the city's central urban areas and among its earliest developed districts. During the inception of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone in the 1990s, Luohu District was the epitomy of the renowned term, "Shenzhen Speed". Additionally, it serves as a pivotal point for exchanges between the mainland and Hong Kong SAR, featuring three ports: Luohu, Man Kam To, and Lian Tang. More notably, Luohu Port is the largest transportation hub linking Shenzhen and Hong Kong. The district boasts city landmarks such as the Diwang Tower and Guomao Building, as well as an abundance of tourist attractions, including Diwang Sightseeing Window (Shenzhen-Hong Kong), MixC Shenzhen, Dongmen Pedestrian Street, and Xianhu Botanical Garden, all of which draw a substantial number of both domestic and international visitors.

 

It connects Luohu District on the east, Nanshan District on the west, and Longhua District on the north. Key attractions in Futian District are Mangrove Nature Reserve, Xiasha Village and Bi Jia Mountain. Getting to Hong Kong takes only 15 minutes, using the Metro Line 4 and transfer MTR East Rail Line of Hong Kong at Futian Port or take the high speed trains from Futian Railway Station.   

Around Us & Beyond

EAT & DRINK

Fishing Boat No.79 (Baofeng)(1.7km):

Fishing Boat No. 79 is renowned for its fresh seafood, which is delivered daily from the market to guarantee the freshness and exquisite taste of its ingredients.

CT Lounge(1.6km):

This trendy bar specializes in whiskey, cocktails, and cigars, blending an American retro style. Stepping into the basement, you'll be enveloped in a sense of mystery, greeted by luxurious yet low-key decorations. Every weekend, enjoy live performances by resident singers, and don't miss out on the diverse theme parties held every month - it's super fun!

Laurel Restaurant (600m)

Shenzhen's time-honored Cantonese cuisine brands, Michelin Guide-selected eateries, are renowned for their authenticity and culinary excellence.

ATTRACTIONS & ACTIVITIES

Diwang Tower(1.9km):

The Diwang Tower, with its unique location and architectural style, has emerged as a significant landmark in Shenzhen. Named after its record-setting land price of over USD 140 million in 1992 - as the most valuable land in Shenzhen at that time, the tower has 69 floors and stands at a total height of approximately 383m. On its top floor, there is a viewing platform known as the "Shenzhen-Hong Kong Sightseeing Window," offering breathtaking views of both Shenzhen and Hong Kong in the distance.

Guomao Building(1.7km):

The Guomao Building, an iconic landmark in Shenzhen, stands at 160m tall with 53 floors, and features a revolving restaurant on its top floor. As one of the earliest-built high-rise buildings in China, the Guomao Building became famouse in the early days of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone. Renowned both domestically and internationally, it was a symbol of the "Shenzhen Speed," achieving then a remarkable construction speed at "one floor every three days."

Kingkey 100(2.5km):

The Kingkey 100 derives its name from its impressive 100 floors. Standing at approximately 441m, it is the second tallest building in Shenzhen. This iconic structure serves as a multifunctional complex, housing conference facilities, offices, and a hotel. At its base, the KK Mall offers a premium shopping experience featuring a wide array of retail and entertainment options.

OUTDOORS

Wutong Mountain & Xianhu Botanical Garden & Hongfa Temple(9.6km):

Wutong Mountain, towering approximately 943m in height, is the tallest mountain in Shenzhen. The Xianhu Botanical Garden spans an expansive area of about 6.68 million sqm, functioning as a versatile botanical garden that comprises species conservation, scientific research and educational outreach. Nestled within the garden, Hongfa Temple is a sacred site for worship and faith, showcasing Buddhist culture.

Lianhua Hill Park(8.9km):

Lianhua Hill Park is an ecological park. At the hilltop is a bronze statue of Deng Xiaoping, the visionary architect of China's reform and opening-up policy, as a tribute to his enduring legacy. This statue is a significant emblem showcasing Shenzhen's history and cultural heritage. In addition, the park's Kite Square and Rainforest Valley offer idyllic settings for visitors to immerse themselves in nature and engage in outdoor pursuits.

FRASER INSIDER

More about Luohu District, Shenzhen

Luohu was established in March 1979, when it became one of the six districts of the newly established city of Shenzhen, transformed from the previous Bao'an county. The cultural attractions in Luohu offer a deep dive into its history, traditions, and artistic expressions. Be sure to include these top cultural and historical attractions in Shenzhen for an unforgettable vacation.

Dongmen Pedestrian Street(1.9km):

Dongmen Pedestrian Street is the oldest, most mature, and largest commercial district in Shenzhen. It features a spacious leisure square and a wide array of dining, drinking, and entertainment options. 

Shenzhen Grand Theatre (2.6km)

Shenzhen Grand Theater is one of the eight cultural facilities invested and built by the government at the beginning of the special economic zone. It is a milestone in the cultural development of Shenzhen, known as the "Palace of Elegant Art" in Shenzhen, and the pride of Shenzhen culture.

BEYOND THE NEIGHBOURHOOD

Yantian Waterfront Boardwalk(25km):

The Yantian Waterfront Boardwalk, stretching 19.5 km along the coast, offers breathtaking ocean views and blends natural beauty with man-made attractions. It serves as a picturesque corridor along the eastern seaboard of Shenzhen.

Dameisha Seaside Park(24.6km):

Dameisha is a renowned seaside destination, famous for its expansive sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and a plethora of entertainment amenities. Its distinctive mountain and sea panoramas have bestowed upon the nickname "Hawaii of the East."

Jiaochangwei & Dapeng Fortress & Ancient City(41.3km):

Dapeng Fortress, with a history spanning 610 years, is the origin of Shenzhen's former name "Pengcheng". It features historical coastal defense structures, military relics, generals' residences, city walls and has been recognized as a renowned Historical and Cultural Village in China. Jiaochangwei, known as the cradle of water sports in Shenzhen, is also a famous tourist destination in the Pearl River Delta region.

UPCOMING EVENTS

NOVEMBER

China International Beauty Expo - 07-09 Nov

China Hi-Tech Fair 2024 - 14-16 Nov

DECEMBER

International Electronics Circuit Exhibition 2024 - 4-6 Dec

Christmas - 25 Dec