In Shenzhen! Hidden in Guanlan, the century-old Hakka ancient village - Guanlan Printmaking Village

Come to Shenzhen, you must always take a trip to Guanlan Printmaking Village, which is one of the top ten ancient Hakka villages in Shenzhen. It has a strong artistic atmosphere, with Hakka row houses, flower fields, a printmaking museum, and a Hakka Diaolou that is still intact to this day. Walking through it, you feel deeply immersed and just love it; Tour Guide: Ancient village and Diaolou: The whole village is built by the mountains and water, with ancient wells, ponds, ancestral halls, and green brick alleys, all of which are the quaint Hakka village landscapes, the kind that are great for taking photos; Printmaking Culture: The printmaking village integrates the century-old ancient village with modern printmaking art, attracting many printmaking artists and enthusiasts to set up studios here. Most of the ancient houses have been transformed into art studios and galleries. Here you can also experience printmaking and pottery making, cultivating a sense of art is also quite nice; Flower Fields: There is a flower field in the printmaking village, with different flowers planted in different seasons, forming a sea of flowers: the rapeseed flower sea in March, the butterfly flower sea in July, the Galsang flower sea in October, etc., all are very romantic and beautiful, attracting many people to come and check in; Ecological Farm: Next to the flower field, there is an ecological farm where you can bring children to experience vegetable picking. Around New Year's Day, you can also pick strawberries and other fruits. Next to the ecological farm, there is a forest with farm fun; Other Features The printmaking village also has a light show at night, light show times: 19:30-19:50; 20:20-20:40; (The light show is not available on rainy days); Scenic Area Name: Guanlan Printmaking Village; China·Guanlan Original Printmaking Industry Base Public Transportation: Subway: Line 4 Guanlan Lake A exit, transfer to a bus. M285 to the printmaking base, self-driving: Guanlan Printmaking Village parking lot