What are the relatively niche attractions in Shenzhen? Every time you want to go sightseeing, you always hear about those places! You may be tired of the crowds and noise of popular attractions. Today, we will take stock of the less popular tourist attractions in Shenzhen.

It’s such a famous but fun place, there are definitely places you’ve never been to! What are you waiting for? Make an appointment! Recommended niche attractions in Shenzhen: Tickets for Qiushuishan Park are only 5 yuan, known as Shenzhen’s Little Happy Valley.

This place is absolutely unpopular, because the entertainment facilities inside are nothing special, just some small roller coasters, Ferris wheels, and buildings imitating the Great Wall.

It's not very big, but it's still ok if you spend half a day there.

There are also barbecues, restaurants, theaters, and ice skating inside.

What is worth pondering is walking around the imitation Great Wall and overlooking the Shenzhen Reservoir and the parasol trees.

Recommended niche attractions in Shenzhen: Shenzhen Xili Soil and Water Conservation Technology Demonstration Park In the hot summer, the Shenzhen Soil and Water Conservation Technology Demonstration Park looks particularly quiet and cool.

There are mountains and reservoirs inside. It is a secret place. No tickets are required. You can drive in directly, sit at the bottom of the mountain and look at the reservoir. It is quiet and no one will disturb you.

There are rich natural elements here, with mountains, hills, and slopes staggered in distribution, and water bodies, mountains, tidal flats, and wetlands naturally harmonious.

The demonstration garden uses water, earth, wood, metal and other elements as the beginning of the whole garden. It uses post-modern techniques to express the simple essence of nature, creating a world of water, land and water where humans and nature live in harmony and natural elements interact with each other, which is fascinating and thoughtful.

, which makes people forget to leave.

Recommended niche attractions in Shenzhen: Meishajian is the Disan Peak in Shenzhen, which is sparsely populated...Wutong Mountain, Lotus Mountain, Phoenix Mountain, Yangtai Mountain, etc., but few people say that you can climb Meishajian.

Meishajian is located in Yantian Street. The highest peak is 753 meters above sea level, making it the third highest peak in Shenzhen.

It has continuous mountains, including Egongji with an altitude of 619 meters, Yuanshan with an altitude of 599 meters, and Dawangding with an altitude of 553 meters. From a distance, it looks like a huge cone rising from the mountains, hence its name.

Climbing to the top of the mountain and looking out, you can have an unobstructed view of the beautiful scenery of Meisha and Sanzhoutian Scenic Area.

Meisha peaks are sharp and sharp, with mountains and rivers alternating between them. At this time, the scenery is simple, clean and beautiful.

Recommended niche attractions in Shenzhen: Heliport's aerial park. The aerial park is my country's first aerial park located in the Shenzhen Nantou Naval Heliport. It is a comprehensive aviation club founded by my country.

In the aerial paradise, there are various types of aircraft with different characteristics.

Powered gliders, ordinary gliders, as well as the Arc de Triomphe of the Lion in Paris, St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican, the Taj Mahal in India, the Sydney Opera House in Australia, the Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy, etc., are very suitable for the tastes of young people.

The elderly and children may wish to take a helicopter or hot air balloon ride.

Light and ultra-light aircraft are convenient for tourists to sightsee and take photos in the air.

The complete set of flight tourism projects that make up these systems is also rare in Southeast Asia.

Visitors ride on the semi-cockpit towing glider, which seems to be driving a silent motorcycle. It glides on the ground for a few meters and then rises into the air. There is no noise or vibration, and only the sound of airflow is heard.

The glider suddenly rose sharply and then circled in a figure "8" shape.

When it turns in the air, it feels like the human body is flying out of the air. It really feels like the spirit is flying and the joy is endless.

Recommended niche attractions in Shenzhen: Shatoujiao Seaside Plank Road When it comes to salt fields, everyone knows only the Big and Little Meisha, but they ignore Shatoujiao, a beautiful and quiet place, a rare piece of pure land in the hustle and bustle of the city.

On weekends, you can sit by the sea, fish happily, and stroll leisurely on the streets.

Recommended niche attractions in Shenzhen: Dapeng Peninsula National Geopark is about 50 kilometers away from the city, facing Hong Kong across the sea to the west, and connected to the Huizhou sea to the north.

The park has rich topography and landform types, ranging from oceans to mountains, which can be divided into seabed, coastal beaches, lagoon plains, alluvial terraces, hills and low mountainous areas.

The landform of the park is mainly hilly, with dense forests, mountain peaks, steep mountains standing on the coast, and seven peaks scattered in a row.

Recommended niche attractions in Shenzhen: Legend has it that the Mausoleum of Song Shaodi Zhao Bing, the last emperor of the Southern Song Dynasty, is located near Shaodi Road and Chiwan Park, Chiwan Village, Zhaishang Street, Nanshan District, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, China. It is the only one in Guangdong Province.

Emperor's mausoleum.

The Tomb of Young Emperor was built in 1911 by the descendants of the Zhao family in Hong Kong, and was discovered by the Chiwan garrison in 1963.

In early 1984, the Hong Kong Zhao Clan Association and the Shekou Industrial Zone Tourism Company donated more than 400,000 Hong Kong dollars to repair and expand the mausoleum.

Recommended niche attractions in Shenzhen: Tradition and modernity coexist in Shekou Fisherman’s Wharf.

There are high-end sea view rooms and traditional fishing ports.

The seaside plank road is very clean. The fishing port is a little chaotic, but it is very traditional. You often meet people fishing and hunting. There are freshly landed seafood for sale at the pier. There is a seafood barbecue at night. It is good to watch the sunset at dusk.

There is a lighthouse at the end of the northern section of the plank road, which seems to be called Lover's Tower, and there is a bar next to it, Caption's Bar.

A couple held a wedding there, and the projector projected the couple's names onto the tower. It was very romantic.

There is a large green space next to it. As soon as you walk in, you feel a little confused. There are probably more foreigners than Chinese.

There were so many children, foreign and mixed-race, that it was dazzling.

Occasionally there are young foreigners playing drones there.