One of the top ten Hakka ancient villages in Shenzhen, a century-old town in the bustling city

🏨 Gankeng Ancient Town 📍Detailed Address: No. 18, Ganli Road, Gankeng Community, Jihua Street, Buji New District, Longgang District 🚉Transportation Strategy: Exit B of Metro Line 10, a 10-minute walk to the entrance of the ancient town, there are several large open-air parking lots, navigate to the North Gate Parking Lot of Gankeng Ancient Town (but there are also many cars queuing up on holidays) 🌟Highlights: Hidden in the bustling city is a century-old town, one of the top ten Hakka ancient villages in Shenzhen. Walking on the streets of the town, time slows down! At night, with thousands of lights, it feels like stepping into an anime world! 👍Most Recommended: Inside Gankeng Hakka Town, you can not only take photos but also enjoy many parent-child facilities, snack streets, museums... It's just right to play here for a day on the weekend, and you can take the kids out on the weekend! 🗓Itinerary: 1. Free admission to Gankeng Museum, visit and appreciate the historical relics inside, and feel the past and present life of Hakka people! 2. The well-arranged Nanxiang Building, cannon towers, stilted buildings, lotus ponds, pavilions, and ancient watchtowers all have cultural colors, and you can also wear Hanfu for photos, which is very antique! 3. V Valley Paradise's little cool hat, paid projects include: feeding pacifier fish, pollution-free vegetables, farm picking, you can pick a bunch of organic vegetables to take home, and there are some parent-child entertainment facilities, take your children on holidays, in addition to experiencing the ancient town style, you can also have fun! 4. If you have enough time in the ancient town street, you can wait until the lights are on at night. Under the red lanterns, the ancient town has a Spirited Away feeling. Suddenly, it's like being in an anime! 🍽Dining Recommendations: Walking into Ganwei Lane is a characteristic snack street, with Hakka salted noodles, stuffed tofu, Ai Guo, bowl cakes, and you can also try Lei Cha! There are also some characteristic restaurants inside, some Hakka restaurants are worth a try, the salt-baked chicken is delicious in color, aroma, and taste, and salt-baked food is considered a Hakka specialty, as a snack it is great! 👍Most Recommended: 1. In the craftsman's shop, you can experience and learn sand painting, wood carving, pottery, and other skills 2. Nostalgic theme shop from childhood, super many childhood snacks and toys, very interesting!