[2025 Shenzhen Attraction] Travel Guide for Tanglangshan (Updated May)

#Greater Bay Area Attractions Tanglangshan Country Park, located in Nanshan District, Shenzhen, was built in 2002 and covers an area of ​​about 10 square kilometers. It is a hilly mountain area. The highest peak, Tanglangding (Jimuge), is 430 meters above sea level. It can overlook Hong Kong, China from afar and Shenzhen nearby. It is a natural green barrier for the prosperous metropolis of Shenzhen. The park is rich in animal and plant resources and features natural ecology. Lush forests, grassy slopes, wild flowers and fruits, and mountain streams are scattered throughout the park, creating charming mountain and natural scenery. The park has a forest coverage rate of 87%, with about 600 species of plants, including national key protected plants such as Cycas revoluta, Cycad fern, Aquilaria sinensis, and Dogwood. At present, the park has built eight main hiking trails with a total length of about 16 kilometers. It is a good place for citizens to go hiking and fitness. It is recommended to choose the Jimu Pavilion hiking trail, which is 4.5 kilometers long and can reach the top of the mountain in about 60 minutes. The scenery along the way is also very good and it is worth checking in. Address: No. 51, Longzhu 6th Road, Longzhu Avenue, Nanshan District, Shenzhen

Hiking Tanglang Mountain Park in Shenzhen China is made easier if you speak English because much of the signage is also in English. The views from the top are great and the Pagoda lovely. When the weather is nice but is a great outdoor adventure. #happynewyear #happynewyear

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Explore the Monkey Paradise! Shenzhen Tanglangshan Park and wild monkey adventures🐒🌳 Super practical guide 📖 📍 Address: Tanglangshan Country Park, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, a "natural oxygen bar" in the urban area and a paradise for wild monkeys! 🕙 Business hours: Open all day, the peak time for monkeys is early morning and evening, it is recommended to go there between 8-10 am and 4-6 pm. 🚇 Transportation Guide: Take Metro Line 7 to Taoyuan Village Station, Exit D, and walk about 15 minutes to the park’s trailhead. If you drive, you can navigate to Tanglangshan Park Parking Lot, but parking spaces are limited, so green travel is recommended 🚌! Things to note when watching monkeys ⚠️ ✅ Safe distance: Monkeys are wild animals, please keep a distance of more than 3 meters and do not actively approach or touch them! ✅ Do not expose food: Monkeys have a strong appetite for food, so zip up your backpack and do not hold snacks in your hands to avoid the risk of food snatching! ✅ Civilized viewing: It is forbidden to feed or tease monkeys. Throwing food anywhere will destroy the ecological balance. 📸 Must-visit routes • Shenyun Hiking Trail: The entire trail is about 2 kilometers long, with flat roads and lush vegetation along the way. The chance of encountering monkeys is very high! • Wangtianluo Observation Deck: Climb to the top to get a panoramic view of Shenzhen Bay. If you’re lucky, you can take photos of monkeys and the city skyline! Equipment Recommendations 🎒 • Wear non-slip shoes 👟 The mountain roads are occasionally slippery; • Bring sunscreen, plenty of drinking water, and take mosquito repellent measures in summer 🦟; • Bring binoculars 🔭 It’s safer to observe monkeys up close! Real reviews 💕 The monkeys in Tanglangshan Park are simply "wild internet celebrities"! On the first hike, I encountered a "big family" of more than a dozen monkeys. They jumped flexibly between the trees and combed each other's hair. The scene was super warm ~ But you really have to be careful of their "food-stealing skills"! My friend accidentally exposed his snacks and was instantly "watched". Fortunately, he put them back in his bag in time😅 The scenery in the park is no less than that of the monkeys! The green and shady hiking trails and the spectacular panoramic views of the city will make your tiredness disappear when you reach the top of the mountain and feel the breeze. It is highly recommended that you bring your camera and family and friends to play here, but remember to put safety and civilized viewing first! Not only can you enjoy the fun of interacting with wild animals here, but it is also a natural place to cleanse your body and mind. Hurry up and save your guide for a wonderful encounter with monkeys! 🎉

Today's route (October 26, 2024 - sunny): Shenyun Cultural Park - Tanglang Mountain Park~ (I didn't see the cute little monkey last time I came alone, so I'll bring my friends to come again~) Overall itinerary: Shenyun Cultural Park Waterfall - Shenyun Square - Camphor Path - Chuyun Island - Wushu Platform - Wushu Cooling - Liyubei - Tanglang Mountain Summit - Hundred-foot Ladder - Taoranting - Qingyun Terrace - Longzhu Gate. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

Shenzhen Kunpeng Trail is said to be 200 kilometers long, stretching from Fenghuang Mountain Feiyun Peak to Qiniang Mountain Dayan Peak! I personally prefer spots close to metro stations. This time, I plan to hike part of the seventh section, mainly to check-in at Tanglang Mountain Peak. Starting from Chaguang Station, walk 0.5 kilometers to the starting point at Zijianyuan (passing by a small shop for a quick bite), then follow the Ark Trail for 1.6 kilometers to Honghua Ridge (210m). Along the way, there are many lychee trees with signs warning not to pick them 😜! Continue for 3.8 kilometers to Jimu Pavilion Road, and 4.5 kilometers to Tanglang Mountain Peak Jimu Pavilion (432m) for a check-in. At 4.7 kilometers, reach Leshan Trail, bid farewell to the seventh section of Kunpeng Trail, turn right and descend about three to four thousand beautiful stone steps, then walk along the road to reach Shenyun Station at 7.8 kilometers.

Shenzhen Slow Life Just want to go out and sweat. [You can eat and drink as much as you want after you sweat] This time we plan to go to Meilin Light hiking in the morning, Changlingbei-Meilin, the greenway has been too hot recently, so we chose to get up early and walk in the morning. Everyone should remember to have a full breakfast before setting off.% Find the entrance, Exit A1 of Changlingpi Subway Station. The nearest bus stop is Changlingpi Subway Station. Because it is a hiking route that does not turn back - and there is no parking lot near the entrance of the greenway, it is recommended that you choose public transportation and go straight along Liuxian Avenue for about 300 meters after exiting the station. Go to Changling No. 1 Road and walk to the end of the road/you will see the entrance to the greenway~ (I really can't find a very detailed introduction to each route. I praise Shenzhen's parks and humanized guidance. Even if you are a road idiot, you don't have to worry about walking for the first time) There are obvious route signs along the way. Anyway, just walk towards the Meilin Reservoir. There are toilets and shops along the way.

Living in a high-rise building in the city for a long time, why not go hiking on weekends to relax? Here are 9 super easy mountains to climb for you to enjoy the beautiful scenery 📸 . As the "highest peak in Shenzhen", it is naturally not to be missed. There are beautiful scenery along the way, and you can also see the city and port by the sea after reaching the top. 📍Address: No. 2002, Wutong Road, Shatoujiao, Luohu District 🚘Transportation: Metro Line 8 "Wutongshan South" Station Exit D . Although Tanglang Mountain is not high, it has high vegetation coverage, fresh air, and you can overlook the city scenery from the top of the mountain. 📍Address: No. 51, Longzhu 6th Road, Nanshan District 🚘Transportation: Subway > Line 7 "Taoyuan Village" Station Exit D . It is a good place to take a slow walk and enjoy the view. It only takes 20 minutes to reach the top of the mountain. Although it is not high, the view is very stunning. 📍Address: Hongli Road, Futian District 🚘Transportation: Metro Line 3, Lotus Station, Exit D . The "Yangtai Diecui" here is rated as one of the eight scenic spots in Shenzhen. The green forests all over the mountain are much greener than other mountains. 📍Address: Fulong Road, Longhua District 🚘Transportation: Metro Line 6 "Yangtai Shandong" Station Exit A . Here you can not only see green pines and cypresses, but also enjoy the fresh mountains and forests, climb high and look far, and you can also see the Nantou Peninsula. 📍Address: No. 8 Yanshan Road, Nanshan District 🚘Transportation: Metro Line 2, Sea World Station, Exit D . One of the few mountains in Shenzhen where you can see the magnificent sea view. You can also see the entire city scenery when you climb to the top of the mountain. 📍Address: Junction of Qianhai Road and Mianshan Road, Nanshan District 🚘Transportation: Metro Line 2, "Chiwan Metro" Station, Exit C . The highest peak here is more than 400 meters high. From the top of the mountain, you can overlook the panoramic view of Shenzhen. Because it is located in the city center, you can see many magnificent high-rise buildings. 📍Address: Wenbo Road, Longgang District 🚘Transportation: Metro Line 9, Yinhu Station, Exit D . As the third highest peak in Shenzhen, it has a 360-degree viewing platform and a long ladder, which is very suitable for taking photos and checking in. 📍Address: South of Sanzhoutian Village, Yantian Town 🚘Transportation: Metro Line 8, Yantian Road, Exit E . The environment here is quiet and there is also the largest waterfall in Shenzhen. It can be said to be one of the most suitable places for outings. 📍Address: Pingshan Avenue, Pingshan District 🚘Transportation: Take Metro Line 3, Exit C of "Dayun Subway", take bus No. 833 or m294 and get off at Malunshan Country Park Station

Going here is easy since the entrance is only 10 minutes away from the nearest metro station; which is Line 7 Taoyuancun Station, exit A. We mostly used the stairs going up which helped us really reconnect with nature. We were still able to hear the birds chirping despite the Sunday morning crowd. It took us almost 2 hours hike up… yes 2 hours but keep in mind we had plenty of mini breaks as our group is composed of ages 1-50 years old 😅 Definitely a fun family(friendly) hike adventure! If you need motivation to get to the top, there’s a coffee bus that sells refreshments and snacks. Also, a stamping area to commemorate your achievements (just not that sure if it’s available everyday).

Recommended route: Navigate to Meilin Reservoir, there are subway stations around, take a rest and take some photos, go up the stairs to the end of the reservoir, enter the greenway, about two and a half hours to Changlingpi subway station. The scenery along the way is decent

The whole trip, we climbed 15km, with an elevation gain of 1089 meters, taking over 6 hours. Holding coffee up the mountain, trembling down the mountain. The process was once desperate enough to cry, but fortunately the scenery on the road was really beautiful. I even saw the Meilin Reservoir, which is no less inferior to the Hong Kong MacLehose Trail. It was worth the trip! It seems that the suburban trails in Shenzhen are also maintained by someone, with signs along the way. Even the outdoor OG who is walking with me can't stop praising it. Apart from the physical exhaustion and the high challenge level for beginners, this 15km route really doesn't have too many problems. On the road, I was thinking, why did I fall in love with mountain climbing? Apart from going into the mountains, I don't know where else to go for freedom. On the mountain with no signal, finally can detox from internet addiction, it feels great to have no one disturbing. Hang on to the path you choose, even if you have to climb down crying, that's life. After completing it, although your legs may be broken, your heart will be joyful!