Shenzhen | The most comprehensive public transportation guide to Shangwei Art Village!!

Shangwei Art Village is located at the source of Zhangkengjing River, Guanhu Street, Longhua District, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, also known as Shangwei Old Village. The village has a history of over 400 years with its watchtowers and Hakka old houses. It encompasses various artistic fields such as painting, sculpture, mahogany design, pottery, seal carving, iron painting, and wood carving. 🚉Transportation Guide: Take the subway to Huawei Station (D) and transfer to bus M578 to Shangwei Art Village Station, then walk about a hundred meters; Take the subway to Gangtou Station (C1 exit) and transfer to bus M584, M572, M525 to Zhangkengjing Shangwei Station, then walk more than 800 meters. 📝Note tips: Avoid going there at noon in summer, as there are no shaded areas, and it's hard to keep your eyes open for photos; The alleys are not big or deep, but with lots of flowers and plants, you can capture the feeling of being hidden in greenery under the eaves and around corners; Known online as 'Little Lijiang', it's not necessary to make a special trip, as the place is quite small, the entrance is not prominent, shops are closed at noon, and there are almost no surrounding facilities for eating and drinking; It is recommended to walk the greenway trail, which connects Shangwei Art Village and Gankeng Ancient Town, approximately 4 kilometers, with a flat path under the shade of trees.