2 Days in Shenzhen

Shenzhen is a city with numerous parks and abundant greenery. We traveled in mid-March when the weather was pleasantly cool, around 14-20 degrees Celsius. The metro is affordable and can take you anywhere in the city. We stayed at Home Inn Dongmen President Street, which offered good rates and included breakfast. It is close to the metro and shops, and within walking distance to the Dongmen pedestrian street, which is bustling with shops. For food lovers, this place is a paradise, especially for fresh and delicious seafood. For those interested in spiritual activities, a visit to the Guan Yu Temple is a must. It's easily accessible and close to the metro. From Dongmen, it costs only 6 yuan to get to Nantou Station, and from there, it's just a 5-minute walk. The temple is easy to find, and you can spend the whole day exploring the area. On our last day, we visited the Shenzhen Museum, which is free to enter and quite large. It also has a garden for relaxation. Overall, it was a relaxing trip filled with good food, temple visits, shopping, and leisure. We booked our tickets with Trip and got a round trip for 4,000 baht per person, flying with AirAsia. It was very worth it. 📌📌 If you have more time, I recommend visiting Hong Kong. It's just a short high-speed train ride away! ❤️