It turns out that in Shenzhen, there is a place with more than 800 years of history

Shenzhen's largest and most complete existing historical protection zone has 24 immovable cultural relics. The most famous of these is the Longjin Stone Pagoda, which was built in the Southern Song Dynasty and is still well preserved today. Local villagers also call it Huatagong. In the early days, people lived on the east and west sides of Longjin Creek (now known as Longjin River) as the axis, forming the basic pattern of the ancient ruins we see today. Among these dwellings, there are still many ancient residential buildings built in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, as well as various archways, ancient wells, relics and ruins👀. 📍Location: Longjin Stone Pagoda Longjin Stone Pagoda (Hua Ta Gong) 🎫Tickets: Free and open 🚗Self-driving: Navigate to Longjin Stone Pagoda, there is a parking lot outside 🚇Metro: Metro Line 11 Shajing Station Exit A and walk 1.8 kilometers ⏱️Opening hours: All day ⚠️Notes: 1️⃣ The ancient ruins is not easy to find next to the urban village, follow the navigation 2️⃣ There is no commercial development, it is best to bring your own water to enter 3️⃣ Do not damage any facilities in the ancient ruins