The China Tourism Research Institute, in collaboration with Mafengwo, a popular Chinese website for travel planning, sharing and booking, recently unveiled the “Tourism Research Report on Charming Towns in China.”

Nestled in eastern Shenzhen, Wutong Mountain boasts the captivating Rhododendron moulmainense, a flowering evergreen shrub that is unique to South China and Southeast Asia. This year, the vibrant display is expected to adorn the park’s landscape around March 20, offering a breathtaking view of the world’s only alpine rhododendron flowers thriving in an urban environment.

A spring tourism promotion and exchange event, sponsored by the culture and tourism authority of Guiyang City in Southwest China’s Guizhou Province, took place at the Qu Cha Shan store in Shenzhen MixC World in Nanshan District on March 14. The event showcased Guiyang’s charm in spring through innovative tea tasting and DIY experiences.

Among the hiking trails in Shenzhen, the Qiusu Peak Trail in Longhua District stands out for its proximity to nature and its inherent childlike fun. This 6.5-kilometer trail perfectly blends ecological education, fun challenges, and stunning natural landscapes, making it an ideal choice for families looking to explore together.

Seven new holiday shuttle routes destined for Dapeng New Area were launched March 1, bringing the total number of holiday routes to Dapeng to 15.

Guangming District’s tourism authorities have recently unveiled routes tailored for springtime exploration, inviting cyclists and hikers to enjoy the picturesque landscapes of mountains and seas in the area.

Shenzhen is home to many ancient villages that are little known to the public. These century-old villages are away from the hustle and bustle of the city center, quietly nestled in a corner, providing spiritual nourishment to the city with their rich cultural heritage.

The first phase of the Greenway Around the Shenzhen Reservoir, which opened recently, connects Taojin Mountain Greenway and the Cuihu Culture and Sports Park. It spans 7.5 kilometers.

Venturing from the bustling city of Shenzhen, I found myself captivated by the allure of snowy landscapes, a longing that led me to the enchanting snowscapes of Mangshan Mountain in Chenzhou, Hunan Province.