Shenzhen Astronomical Observatory

Because once you arrive, you'll constantly be in awe: Wow, how beautiful! The sea breeze is very comfortable, and the view is somewhat better to the naked eye than through a camera. It's no wonder it has been rated as the most beautiful coastline by National Geographic. On a clear day at the observatory, you can see a vast expanse of healing blue-green at a glance. Address📍: Direct navigation to Xichong No. 4 Beach Parking Lot If you just want to hike and see the sea, there's no need to make a reservation or buy a ticket. However, if you want to enter the mountaintop observatory, you need to book in advance. I went straight for the sea view and didn't enter the observatory. The bus stop for the scenic spot is right next to the parking lot, 10💰 per person, and it takes about ten minutes to reach the mountainside. Then you can start walking along the path, seeing the sea from different angles along the way, which is truly beautiful. Since photos can't replicate the temperature, breeze, humidity, and touch of the moment, I believe the most beautiful scenery is to be there in person. My friend and I kept marveling at how comfortable it was and that the trip was worth it. Watching the sea is a low-cost way to de-stress. Following the path all the way down the mountain to the seaside, you can take a boat back to the starting point, 50💰 per person. Life jackets🦺 are required on the boat, so as long as you hold on tight, there's nothing to fear. My friend and I both thought the boat ride was quite thrilling and fun, without the intense weightlessness of a roller coaster. There are too few clear days in April, and I was very lucky that it was a sunny day (April 17th) when I could see such a beautiful seascape. Sharing the photos I took at the time, no filters, all original camera shots. I added a bit of sharpness to restore the real scenery, but I still feel that looking back at the photos is not as beautiful as the scenery seen with the naked eye.