Shenzhen Wengu Manor | European Town Style

Wengu Manor is nestled between valleys and is a little-known photography sanctuary. Even on weekends, there are very few people. It is surrounded by lush nature, offering a sense of purity and tranquility. At the same time, its colorful architecture is very eye-catching. The entire manor exudes a strong artistic atmosphere, and this combination of nature and beautiful buildings feels like stepping into a fairy tale paradise. Photography Tips: Principally, cameras are not allowed for photography, and there will be staff on duty in the manor. As long as you don't blatantly take photos, it's generally not a problem (put away the camera after shooting at one spot, don't hang it out and swing around). There are no restrictions on taking photos with mobile phones. 2. Look for shooting spots. Walking along the main street, you can capture the colorful exterior walls of buildings, gaze at the large windmill structure and the diamond house, and even enter the abandoned European-style manor. Cross the bridge to the opposite road, and the panoramic view of Wengu Manor will be fully in sight. Continue walking towards the main entrance and exit, and you will find the best spot for a close-up view of the large windmill. 3. For outfit matching, considering the colorful buildings themselves are already very vibrant, it is recommended to choose simple and bright clothing, such as black and white toned clothes or dresses, to ensure that you don't lose focus in front of the colorful buildings. 4. Pay attention to lighting and composition. The light after 4 p.m. is often soft and romantic, which can be used to create a dreamy effect. At the same time, in terms of composition, be mindful of the proportion between the scenery and the characters. Hours: 07:00-20:00 Open Admission: Free, no reservation required Address: 15 meters southwest of the intersection of Wenbo Road and Wenhua Road, Longgang District, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province Transportation: Exit A of Changlong Station on Metro Line 5, about 1.5km from the entrance of the manor. You can choose to take a taxi or take bus M138 and get off at "Jinsha Garden" station, then walk 700 meters to reach