17 km hike around Xili Lake Greenway, discover the best viewing spots~

Today's route (January 21, 2025 - sunny): Xili Lake Greenway (Bidao) → Shenzhen Soil and Water Conservation Science and Technology Demonstration Park, 17 km hike, 4.5 hours, 28,000 steps~~ Last time I went there, only a few kilometers were open. I saw on the platform that it was fully open, so I set off immediately~~ Equipment: 1 bottle of electrolyte water, power bank, sun hat, wet and dry wipes~ Specific route: Xili Lake Archway - Sunset Platform - Xili Tower - Academician's Road - Ask the Mountain and Stack Water - Agricultural and Forestry Story/Lychee Forest - Breeze Post - Kite Square - Hengtang Inkstone - Freehand Three Rivers - Rice Fragrance Ruler - Firefly Green Garden - Baimang Rubbing - Shenzhen Soil and Water Conservation Science and Technology Demonstration Park - Peach Blossom Park; the entire route is open, but some sections are still being optimized by construction workers, but it does not affect cycling and hiking~~ In addition, at the "Sunset Platform", you can see a large and beautiful bald cypress forest on the other side of the reservoir; there are also large fields of sunflowers, large lychee forests, rapeseed fields, and many vegetable and fruit gardens (I saw strawberries, tomatoes, pears, etc.)~ !! Best check-in point: "Shenzhen Soil and Water Conservation Science and Technology Demonstration Park": On the way back, I found this place by the roadside, and my curiosity prompted me to check in. I didn't expect to find a beautiful viewing spot of Xili Lake on the park boardwalk, which made up for my regret of not being able to fully enjoy the beauty of the reservoir because it was blocked~~ In addition, the popular internet-famous check-in spot "Earthworm Hill" is on the right side of the entrance, perfect for portrait check-ins, and very photogenic~~ Transportation: To reach the hiking route around the lake, take the subway to "Xili Lake Station" Exit B, and walk 200 meters; you can also navigate to "Xili Lake Archway" and walk 820 meters;