Dapeng fortress
Dapeng City, known as "Dapeng defends thousands of households", was the military fortress of China's coastal defense in Ming and Qing Dynasties. Known as the "coastal city, Dapeng is the most important". This is the starting point of the Opium War, which was built in the twenty-seventh year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty. It is a very important coastal defense military fortress, which played an inestimable role in resisting Japanese invaders and western colonial invasions and guarding the coastline of South China in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. After many wars and vicissitudes since it was built, more than 10 complete government buildings in Qing Dynasty are still preserved. Walking in the quaint and quiet streets, it seems that I have returned to that year and crossed the ancient and modern times.
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Opening hours: open all day throughout the year.
Address: Nanmen East Road, Dapeng New District, Shenzhen, Guangdong
Transportation:
public transportation
1. From Shenzhen Airport: take Airport Bus Line 6-Medical Department, and transfer to E 1 1 Bus-Dapeng Station, and transfer to M47 1 Road-Dapeng Station.
2. Take bus E 1 1 from Coach Station in Shenzhen: Yinhu Bus Station and transfer to bus m 47 1- Dapeng Suocheng Station.
3. Take bus H92 to Dapeng Station in futian bus station and transfer to M47 1 to Dapeng Station.
4. From the central area of Longgang, you can take bus No.833 (Longgang-Nan 'ao) to Dapeng, and then transfer to M47 1 Road-Dapeng Lock City Station.
5. From the central area of Longgang, you can take bus No.818 (Longgang Bus Terminal-Dapeng) and transfer to M47 1 Road-Dapeng Lock City Station.
be self-drive
1. From Shennan Avenue, Binhe Road, Sungang Road and Buxin Road in the east of the city, via Li Antang Wu Tongshan Tunnel to Shatoujiao, then via Yantian Shangyanba Expressway to Kwai Chung, turn to Pingxi first-class highway, exit Dapeng Lock City/Nuclear Power Station, and walk 6 kilometers to the left via Dapeng Sculpture.
2. Guangzhou, Dongguan, Zhuhai and other places transfer from Guangzhou-Shenzhen Expressway to Airport Kilometers to Dutch Expressway, and then transfer to Yan Hui after reaching the Dutch terminal.
3. Take the expressway to Huizhou, get off at Longgang/Pingshan intersection and turn right to Dapeng New District.
Must-see attractions:
General Liu Qilong: General Qi Long was built in Jiaqing and Daoguang years of Qing Dynasty. Roof tiles and gray sculptures (Lingnan traditional sculptures) are basically the original objects of the late Qing Dynasty.
General Ryan Wei Zhen: The general is the residence of Lord Ryan, an anti-British hero of the Qing Dynasty, who is one of the five generals of the Lai family.
Zuotangbu Site: Zuotangbu, also known as Xiancheng Department (Xiancheng is under the jurisdiction of county magistrate), is a military office similar to the county government.
Time Post Pavilion: A rich scene presented by Nanmen Street in Dapeng, built around the theme of Dapeng Post.
Cross Street Wenchuang District: Purple Street is located in the southwest of Dapeng Garden, and it is the block with the most cultural and commercial experience characteristics of Dapeng Garden.
Seal Story Hall: the first immersive seal experience exhibition hall in Shenzhen. There are 364 historical commercial seals from Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China, all of which were collected by dapeng ancient city Museum from Guangdong folk and displayed in the museum.
Food recommendation:
Pengcheng hotel
You must try this store when you come to Dapeng! As a popular time-honored brand of Dapeng Lock City! The food is delicious and the price is reasonable. Hakka people call it authentic!
Mafei snack bar
A popular snack bar hidden in Dapeng Lock City has all kinds of glutinous rice paste, tea fruit, glutinous rice cake, rice flour ... traditional flavor ~ worth a try!
Recommended reason
As the first of the eight scenic spots in Shenzhen, Dapeng City is highly recommended by individuals. Most of the buildings in Ming and Qing dynasties are well preserved and antique, mainly for visiting and understanding history and feeling life.