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High Speed Rail: Shenzhen “Photoholic” 1-Day Trip 1 Day Itinerary Suggested Transportation Hong Kong → Shenzhenbei (Hong Kong West Kowloon Station → Shenzhenbei High Speed Rail Station) Take MTR Vibrant Express for a comfortable journey. Check-in at Dafen Oil Painting Village Metro: From Shenzhen North Station, take Metro Line Dafen Village is known as the “No. 1 Village of Chinese Oil Painting” and is full 5 towards Huangbeiling. of small galleries, painting studios and oil painting workshops. You can find many Change to Line 3 at Buji painters working on oil paintings on both side of the street. Besides, the Dafen Art Station towards Museum houses many paintings with the theme of the community. There are also Shuanglong. Get off at a lot of coffee shops to sit back, relax and enjoy a drink. Dafen Station and walk for about 10 minutes. (Total travel time about Address: Dafen Oil Painting 45 minutes) Village, Longgang District, Shenzhen Try the Special Grilled Fish. Pick Your Own Flavour Metro: From Dafen Oil Painting Village, walk for about Trying popular grilled fish at MixC is a must in Shenzhen. You can pick your 10 minutes to Dafen favourite fish, ranging from grass carp and Japanese seabass to basa. You can Station. Take Metro Line choose different spices and ingredients, as well as non-spicy options such as 3 towards Yitian. Change sauerkraut and garlic. There are also many other specialty restaurants in the to Line 5 at Buji Station shopping mall. towards Huangbeiling. Get off at Baigelong Restaurant for reference: Tan Yu Station and walk for Address: L1, The MixC, Longgang about 5 minutes. District, Shenzhen (Total travel time about 17 minutes) In Search Of Street Culture Metro: Walk for 4 minutes from MixC to Baigelong In addition to being a city-level park with a lotus theme, Honghu Park also has a Station. Take Metro Line little known artistic side. On the banks of the Buji River in the park stands a 2-km 5 towards Huangbeiling long graffiti wall. All the beautiful and change to Line 7 at paintings on the wall represent the Tai'an Station towards rebellious side of street culture and a must- Xili Lake. Get off at see for hipsters. Honghu Station and walk for about 3 minutes. Address: 2023 Wenjin North Road, Luohu (Total travel time about District, Shenzhen 18 minutes) 1 Creative European Rooftop Space Metro: Walk for 3 minutes from International Art Design Centre (ADC) is a one-stop home shopping platform with Honghu Park to Honghu a collection of domestic and foreign design brands, an ideal place to appreciate Station. Take Metro Line home art and living aesthetics. In addition, the second and third phases of ADC 7 towards Xili Lake and also boast a high level creative park with hidden cafes, specialty restaurants, book get off at Hongling North shops and floral art classrooms. The fresh and fashionable environment in Station. Walk for about 7 European style is a good place to soak in the artistic vibe. minutes. (Total travel time about 16 minutes) Address: No. 125 Meiyuan Road, Luohu District, Shenzhen Upperhills: A Fresh European Town Metro: From International Art Upperhills is one of the most popular shopping centres in Shenzhen. Designed in Design Centre, walk for European style, the LOFT town on the top level is a hot spot for photos. Not only about 7 minutes to fresh and delightful, the mall is also filled Hongling North Station. with shopping and food offerings. The mall Take Metro Line 9 has many hand-shaken drink shops where towards Hongshuwan you can get a cup to enjoy while walking, South and change to Line taking pictures and checking out. 4 at Shangmeilin Station towards Futian Checkpoint. Get off at Drink shops for reference: HEYTEA, Lianhua North Station and walk for about 15 Permanent Revolution Of Tea, NAYUKI minutes. (Total travel time about Address: Upperhills, 5001 Huanggang Road, 42 minutes) Futian District, Shenzhen Must-see for MUJI Fans Simply walk there. MUJI fans must not miss it in Shenzhen. Located at Upperhills, MUJI HOTEL adopts its brand's minimalist style from lobby design to room layout. You can taste the unique dishes with seasonal ingredients at the MUJI Diner. The 2-storey MUJI Shenzhen flagship store is different from the Hong Kong store with exhibition space and embroidery workshops where you can design your own embroidery pattern as souvenir. Address: Upperhills, 5001 Huanggang Road, Futian District, Shenzhen 2 Delicacies along Fuhua Third Road Metro to COCO Park: From MUJI HOTEL, walk for 15 minutes to There are many shopping malls along Fuhua Third Road, eg COCO Park, Wong Lianhua North Station. Tee Plaza, Central Walk and etc., offering a wide range of dining facilities. Take Metro towards COCO Park is a long-standing shopping mall in Shenzhen with many famous Futian Checkpoint. restaurants. Whether it is Northwest Chinese cuisine, Sichuan dishes or Korean Change to Line 3 at barbecue, you are bound to find what you like. Children's Palace Station towards Yitian. Get off at Shopping Park Station and walk for about 1 minute. (Total travel time about 39 minutes) Metro to Wong Tee Plaza or Central Walk: From MUJI HOTEL, walk for 15 minutes to Lianhua North Station. Take Metro towards COCO Park Futian Checkpoint. Get off at Convention & Restaurant for reference: Kang Exhibition Center Station Hodong Baekjeong and walk for about 2 minutes. Address: 3/F, COCO Park, 268 (Total travel time about Fuhua Third Road, Shenzhen 23 minutes) Wong Tee Plaza To Futian Station On foot: Walk for about 5-10 minutes to Entrance 9 of Futian Station from the restaurant Futian → Hong Kong (Futian Station → Hong Kong West Kowloon Station) High Speed Rail High Speed Rail connects Hong Kong with many Mainland stations without interchange. Book your tickets now and experience a different High Speed Rail journey. www.mtr.com.hk/highspeed The above information is for reference only. In case of inadequacies or inaccuracies, your understanding is appreciated. (December 2019 edition) 3 .
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