Bijiashan Park

Located on the north side of the center of Shenzhen City, adjacent to the Futian central district, south of Sungang Road, west of Huanggang Road, and north of the North Ring Road, Bijiashan Park covers an area of 149 hectares. It is a hilly area with more than a dozen small peaks, among which three main peaks stand east and west, resembling a pen holder, hence the name. The park's terrain is varied and the scenery is unique, with dense forests, birdsong, and fragrant flowers. The southwest side is an open artificial garden ecological area, with mountain ponds and lakes scattered throughout, and the Futian River meandering through the park. There are sparse tree grasslands, tall eucalyptus forests, pine forests, kite squares, grass rolling fields, fishing centers, exhibition halls, and other cultural and sports facilities. The northeast side is a mountainous suburban scenic area, with the main peak at an elevation of 178 meters and the secondary peak at 163 meters. The panoramic view from the top of the mountain is open, with a close look at landmark buildings such as the Diwang Building and SEG Plaza, and a distant view of Shenzhen Bay, Shekou, and the beautiful scenery of Shangshui and Yuen Long in Hong Kong, with hiking trails, mountain top platforms, tea gardens, and other service facilities. Bijiashan Park is a rare urban park that combines natural ecology with artificial gardens, becoming a great place for citizens to relax and exercise. Chinese name: Bijiashan Park English name: Bijiashan Park Geographical location: No. 26, Meigang Road, Futian District, Shenzhen City Opening hours: All year round: Monday to Sunday 07:30-17:30 Ticket price: Free Belonging city: Bijiashan Park, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province