Shenzhen Observatory: One of the Eight Most Beautiful Coastlines in China

Shenzhen Observatory is located in Xichong, Nanao Subdistrict, Dapeng New District, Shenzhen. It is a comprehensive observation base integrating various observations and research, as well as science education. Here is some information about visiting Shenzhen Observatory: Opening Information - Opening hours: 09:00–12:00 (morning), 14:30–17:30 (afternoon), closed on Mondays. - Ticket information: Free Transportation - Self-driving: Navigate to Xichong Beach No. 4 parking lot. After parking, you can take the shuttle bus to the observatory for CNY 10 per person (one way). - Public transportation: Take bus E11 to Dapeng or Nanao Subdistrict Office, transfer to bus M232 to Hesou Village Station, and walk about 3.5 km up the mountain. Tour Route - You can visit the astronomical telescope equipment, watch videos in the studio, etc. At the No. 2 sentry box of the observatory, you need to show your reservation information, get a visitor's pass and parking card, and then continue to visit along the road. - The public section of the coastal plank road of the observatory does not require a reservation. You can walk from here to Chuanniyan, but the route is difficult, so the elderly and children should be cautious. Nearby Attractions - Xichong Beach: Adjacent to the observatory, the beach has fine sand and clear water, making it a great place to relax. - Dongxichong Coastline: Rated as one of the 10 most beautiful hiking routes in China by National Geographic, you can experience the magnificent scenery of the sea, cliffs, and mountains. Notes - It is recommended to prepare enough drinking water and food in advance, as there are no shops on the mountain. - Take sun protection and anti-slip measures, and wear comfortable sports shoes. - In case of bad weather, the observatory may be closed. It is recommended to check the weather in advance.