One of the most poetic winter experiences is walking along a snow-dusted path, surrounded by blooming plum blossom trees. Their delicate pink and white petals are deeply cherished in Chinese culture, symbolizing nobility, humility, and resilience in the face of harsh winter.

As one of Shenzhen’s oldest districts, Luohu combines historical landmarks, picturesque landscapes, and modern development. Recently, five stunning new attractions opened, bringing fresh ways for the old and the new to connect.

From December to February, Shenzhen turns into a canvas of warm, autumnal hues during its unique “Maillard season.” Bald cypress trees shift from golden yellow to rich russet and deep burgundy, creating a layered, painterly winter palette. Here’s a curated guide to the best places in Shenzhen to experience this seasonal spectacle.

Discover some of the best family-friendly spots in Futian District, where fun meets learning and outdoor adventure. From vibrant playgrounds to interactive science exhibits and serene natural parks, these places are perfect for parents looking to entertain and educate their children.