Shenzhen, a niche sunset check-in spot

You must go to this place to enjoy the sunrise and sunset. On a boring Sunday, I started searching for travel guides in the surrounding area and accidentally discovered this treasure place. The beautiful port that fascinated me is not well known by most people. Even when seeking recommendations from local friends in Shenzhen, they had no idea about the place. However, when I saw those beautiful pictures, I decided to explore it myself. This place is really an ideal place to enjoy the sunset and night view. On one side is the romantic sunset pier, and on the other side is the magnificent view overlooking the night scene of Shenzhen. The hiking trails are as follows: ⛰️ 1. First, be sure to check the weather forecast. In addition to understanding the weather conditions, you should also pay attention to the sunset time of the day. It is best to reach the top of the mountain an hour in advance. 2. Try to choose the slope route instead of stairs, as the steepness of the stairs may make it difficult to walk (except for the final section to the top, where you can take the stairs on the right when going down the mountain to reach the best viewing point). 3. Remember to bring enough drinking water and mosquito repellent, because there are many mosquitoes on the mountain, and there is no place to buy water on the way up the mountain. 4. Although the distance up the mountain is not far, it does make people feel tired. At first, I thought it would be an easy hike, but the reality surprised me. I was in a hurry and half-ran up the mountain, afraid to miss the sunset. 🌅Photography tips: 1. The best time to take photos is half an hour before and after sunset, also known as the golden hour, when the scenery is the most charming. 2. The best viewing point is not at the highest point, but where there are high-voltage cables. Continue walking a few minutes further down the hill and you will find a small pavilion. 3. To avoid crowds, it is best to go during off-peak hours. Otherwise, it might be a bit difficult to take portrait photos there. There are usually more people on weekends, but friends who have time can choose to go on Mondays when there are relatively fewer people. 🛤️Location: Shenzhen Xiaonanshan Park