Shenzhen in June: A city of stark contrasts, with nothing but skyscrapers towering above

📆【Travel Guide】 📆Itinerary: From Shenzhen North Station to Longhua District to Nanshan District (Shenzhen Bay Park) to Futian District (Urban skyscrapers, Chegongmiao) to Luohu District (Port city) 🚗Transportation Tips: Subway 🌟Highlights of the trip: 1. The best way to travel in Shenzhen is by subway, as there is nothing in Shenzhen but tall buildings. 2. Chegongmiao is said to be the place where the wealthy in Shenzhen spend their money. 3. Shenzhen's subway stations are huge; wear comfortable shoes for transfers that might make you want to cry. 4. Shenzhen subway stations integrate shopping malls and plazas for dining and entertainment. The air conditioning in the subway stations is very strong in summer, while it's very hot outside. 5. Some areas in Nanshan District have nice scenery, and from Shenzhen Bay Park, you can see Hong Kong. 6. Futian District is an office area, the city center. Luohu District is a port city, the gateway between Shenzhen and Hong Kong, which is quite interesting. Nanshan District has some scenic spots with nice views. 7. In summer, it is recommended to visit some famous shopping plazas. The Eye of Shenzhen station is a good place for checking in. Shennan Avenue is where the skyscrapers are located. Chegongmiao is an entertainment area for the wealthy. 💰Average Spending: Meals 30/50 RMB. Varies from person to person. 📌Little Tips: 1. Shenzhen has the most skyscrapers and not many historical and cultural areas, making it an average tourist destination. 2. The subway is the main mode of transportation in Shenzhen. With strong air conditioning in summer, you can bring a light jacket, but it's very hot outside, so be sure to wear sunscreen and comfortable shoes for the large subway stations. 3. June in Shenzhen is typical Lingnan weather, with heavy rains and humidity, so bring an umbrella. It's better not to travel to Shenzhen, especially not in June, or you'll encounter the heavy rains and intense heat of Shenzhen, which is full of skyscrapers and can be a bit boring.