Check in at Shenzhen Dasha River Ecological Corridor

#Mainland China Attractions The Dashaha River Ecological Corridor, known as the Shenzhen version of the "Seine River", is about 14 kilometers long and vertically connects Nanshan District and Longhua District. Along the line, there are characteristic landscapes such as parks, reservoirs, and university towns, as well as green spaces such as the Golf Park and Datanglang Mountain. It connects the Yangtai Mountain and Tanglang Mountain forest ecosystems with the Shenzhen Bay ecosystem. It is currently the largest waterfront slow-moving system in Shenzhen and the most beautiful "city necklace". The Dashaha River Ecological Corridor is divided into the upper reaches, middle reaches and lower reaches. This time I chose the lower reaches, which starts from the High-tech Park Metro Station and extends to the Shenzhen Bay Port. It took about an hour to walk half on bicycle and half on foot. The scenery along the way is quite nice, the river water is very clean, and the buildings on both sides of the river are mainly high-end office buildings, making it very photogenic. Friendly reminder, if you want to ride the bike, it is recommended to come during weekdays. Bicycles are not allowed into the park on weekends and holidays.