Things to do in Shenzhen

Very nice place have so many attractions, rides and scenic view

it is great to visit .cultural heritage charming village with lantern .recommended to do at night .so pretty .very lively with lots of food stall

Shenzhen truly lives up to its reputation as the vanguard of reform and opening up, transforming itself from a small fishing village into an international metropolis in 40 years. With APEC just around the corner, I can feel the vibrant atmosphere of Shenzhen's rapid development.

Qianhai boasts a one-stop shopping, dining, and entertainment district with beautiful bay views, perfect for watching the sunset. The Bay Eye Ferris wheel is nearby. There are fountain and light shows in the evenings; it gets quite crowded on holidays and weekends, so arrive early for a front-row seat.

it was quite fun, though because of language barrier especially for introverts, i mostly just participate in the parade and npc short interaction as well as photo with them. If you just want to watch performances, this place is not bad, i recommend waiting for promotion sales cause it will be cheaper here ( i got a 2 days ticket i think with promotion price, which is cheaper than buying just 2 seperately)

If you like to watch dancing and performance then this is a perfect place , the hairstyle and makeup cost 200rmb , so if u buy the ticket with costume u can either do your own make up or walk around with the costume only , they do have a lot of costume to choose , food is average and it is a little expensive

October 12, 2026 Xiaomeisha Ocean World comprises five exhibition areas, four show venues, and two centers. The five exhibition areas are the Polar Pavilion, Tropical Pavilion, Cetacean Pavilion, Blue Cave Hall, and Mirage Garden; the four show venues include the Cetacean Theater and the Happy Theater; the two centers include the Visitor Service Center and the Exhibition Service Center, the latter housing one of the largest animal protection, breeding, and rescue centers in China. Qinglan Cave Hall: Home to the largest cylindrical exhibition tank in China, showcasing an underwater sardine storm. Polar Flight: A flying theater project where seats, combined with vibration, wind, and water effects, provide an immersive experience. Technology Interaction: The park features 17 interactive technology exhibits, combining traditional biological displays with naked-eye 3D, holographic projection, and other multimedia technologies. Celebrity Animals: The park is home to over 200 rare and endangered animals, including polar bears, penguins, beluga whales, dolphins, and jellyfish. Entertainment Activities: Regular performances include the beluga whale show "Kiss of the Deep Sea" and the underwater performance "Mermaid's Secret Realm." Currently, coinciding with the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holidays, the park is offering the "Travelogue of Famous Chinese Novels" themed event, featuring giant mecha characters such as Sun Wukong, Guan Yu, Zhao Yun, and Nezha, as well as an underwater performance of "Dragon Palace: The Spirit Carp's Journey" in the large ocean pool. Visitors can also participate in interactive games based on classic Chinese novels such as "Borrowing Arrows with Straw Boats" and "Three Visits to the Thatched Cottage."

Amazing museum to get to know all the advanced technology from everyday use to space, biotechnology, quantum computing etc. Easily can spend at least 5 hours here.

Wonderful zoo! Animals look well cared for. Feeding giraffes was magical. Will certainly be back!

The seaside scenery is beautiful, with a crystal-clear sea and many coconut trees—it rivals Sanya! There are many unique water activities available, such as sailing and jet skiing. It's easily accessible; just a short walk from Dameisha Station on Line 2 or 8.