Where to play in Shenzhen in March?

Suitable for travel, the temperature is just right, and the cool breeze is blowing gently. Where to visit in Shenzhen in March? Let Bian Xiao tell you where to visit in Shenzhen in March.

Where to play?-enjoy the flowers in Lianhuashan Park.

The azaleas in Shenzhen Lianhuashan Park are in full bloom.

: Take bus No.6, 1 1, 12, 14, 104, 209, 324, 338, 365 and 370 and get off at Lianhua North Station.

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Where to play-Flower City in Holland

Town address: No.3008, Moon Bay Avenue, Nanshan District (near Xinghai Famous City)

Admission to town: free.

The town is a small theme attraction, which used to be Nanshan Flower World. On the edge of Shennan Avenue, opposite Zhongshan Park, admission to the park is free. I went to 5438+ 10 June, and there is a small artificial lake under construction on the right, which will be bigger after opening. There are also some fake flower shops, aquariums, coffee shops, beverage shops and small shops. It is these that attract many wedding photography agencies and photographers to take wedding photos and portraits here.

Where to Play —— Overseas Chinese Town in East Shenzhen

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239, 387, no. J 1, no. J 1, Express M207 (No.53), No.M362, Dameisha Holiday Line 2, Sightseeing Bus Line, Airport Line 6.

OCT ticket price:

80 yuan/Renchagu 160 yuan/Renren

Visit 260 yuan/person, and visit 300 yuan/person for two days.

Some food streets

There are: Yantian Seafood Street, Shekou Food Street, Nanyuan Road Food Street, Huaqiang North Food Street, Railway Station Food Street, Xiangxi Village Food Street, Fenghuang Road Food Street, Paradise Road Food Street, Nanao Shuitou Seafood Street, Bagua Road Food Street, OCT Food Street and Dongmen Food Street.

One Street, Futian Food Street, Bagua No.1 Food Street and Xiangmihu Food Street are the four most memorable food streets in Shenzhen. Dongmen Food Street is more casual and authentic than Huaqiang North Food Circle. Shekou Food Street can taste delicious food from all over the world.

Chinese-style Japanese sushi, Thai curry, Korean cuisine, pasta, European and American western-style meals, as well as traditional Tujia cuisine such as light Cantonese cuisine, heavy spicy Sichuan cuisine and pure spicy Hunan cuisine can all be tasted here. Chaozhou cuisine is widely welcomed by people from all walks of life.

Various leisure themed restaurants, cafes, teahouses and tea restaurants in downtown areas such as Luohu and Futian are also very popular.

Bian Xiao brings you the fun of going to Shenzhen in March and the main contents of Shenzhen Food Street. After reading Bian Xiao's article, do you particularly want to go to Shenzhen?