[2025 Shenzhen Attraction] Travel Guide for Bijiashan Park (Updated Jan)

Bijiashan Park is located on the northern side of Shenzhen city center, near Futian Center. The park features a series of ten small peaks, with three main peaks standing east to west, forming the Bijiashan Garden. Recently, a week-long Greater Bay Area Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Flower Exhibition was held, with free admission. The exhibition also included the nearby Lianhuashan Garden, transforming the entire garden into a sea of flowers. Various types of flowers were displayed, covering a vast area, making the exhibition quite spectacular. Additionally, there are resting areas, stalls selling flower-related items, and an open-air garden restaurant, making it a perfect place to spend half a day. 📍Address: Meigang Road, Futian District, Shenzhen 💰Average Cost: Free Admission 💞Recommended Reason: A sea of flowers with numerous varieties

Everyone in Shenzhen comes here to check in on the weekends! ! A real-life version of Monet's Garden, it truly feels like stepping into an oil painting world, all the flowers I wanted to photograph this spring are here! The clouds in the sunny sky are just too beautiful! Event: Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Flower Exhibition Date: 3.23-4.1 Address: Bijia Mountain Park Subway: Line 10, Dongguanling Station Exit B Bus: Bijia Mountain Park Station Parking P: Shumy Shangcheng, try to park near the Mandarin Oriental Hotel (Bijia Mountain Park and no parking reservation available during the exhibition) Tickets: No admission fee or reservation required Photography: It is recommended to wear light-colored clothes, match with a scarf and a flower basket for a full atmosphere! Try to choose a weekday morning to avoid the peak crowd~ (The weekends are extremely crowded! )

#celebratewithtrip #mytripvlog One thing I like about China, they have many public parks everywhere and this is how they build parks nowadays. Birds are migrating here because of the big manmade lake. You can see big and small birds singing in the tress. Can picnic, sitting up tent, jogging, play badminton here. You must visit this if you are in Shenzhen #chinatravel #shenzhen

Shenzhen has no shortage of parks, in face it is officially one of China’s ‘green cities’ because of the sheer abundance of parks, mountains and nature based spots around the city. The problem with some of these parks is that they can become supremely busy, especially on a sunny weekend, parks such as Lianhuashan can be a madhouse of activity, which is nice, but not if you want a quiet escape. One such o#urbanexplorer summervacation tion is Bijia Hill or Bijiashan Park. This is one of the bigger parks in the city, but also one of the quietest. And it is, at least in my opinion, one of the better choices for a quiet break from the hustle and bustle of downtown Shenzhen.##

Bijiashan mountain park is a beautiful, quiet and quite large park found near the center of shenzhen, it is close to Lianhuacun subway station and has multiple entrances around its perimeter. Its primary feature is a river running down its length into a series of plant filled lakes in the south. There are many paths winding throughout the park, with many small pagodas, seating areas, rock formations, art pieces and flower beds around the park to see and experience. There are many bridges crossing the river and some boardwalks that go through the river reeds and down into the lakes. Most of the park include a bike path except part of the park which is still under construction. Some of the paths lead up to a mountain top vista area where you can get a great view of much of the city. #loveflowers#naturalwonders#hiking#nationalpark#lakes

📍Address: No. 26 Meigang Road, Futian District, Shenzhen Connected to UpperHills⛩️ 1. Highlights of the treasure park • Bijia Mountain Park was built in 1989 and officially opened in October 1999. It is located on the north side of the city center of Shenzhen, adjacent to the Futian Central District. The three main peaks in the park, Bijun Peak, Biguan Peak, and Bixiu Peak, stand east and west like a pen holder, hence the name. The park covers an area of about 149 hectares, with more than ten small peaks and undulating hills. The park is rich in plant resources, with a vegetation coverage rate of more than 90% and more than 400 species of plants, like the green lung of the city. It is also a large comprehensive sports park integrating sports, leisure, and intelligence. Bijia Mountain Sports Park covers football, basketball, badminton, and table tennis venues, as well as fitness and children's activity areas, meeting the needs of all ages. It is also an important part of Shenzhen's "Five Parks Connection" project, allowing us to enjoy the fun of green ecology and sports and leisure. 2. Treasure places to visit • 👧Children's playground: The park has a children's play area with a variety of facilities such as sandpits, slides, and seesaws, where children can have fun. • 🥾Hiking routes: There are multiple hiking routes to choose from, ranging from gentle forest trails to slightly challenging mountain trails, with beautiful scenery along the way, allowing you to immerse yourself in nature and enjoy the fun of the mountains and forests. • 🏃‍♂️Running track: It has a flat and wide professional running track, which is very suitable for jogging enthusiasts. During the run, you can enjoy the lush greenery along the way and look out at the distant city scenery, making exercise more enjoyable. 3. Photo spots • Shuangyan Lake: The lake is clear and calm, and the shore is shaded by green trees, complementing each other. Taking photos here, the picture has a fresh filter, and every photo can be beautiful to a new height. • Mountain top viewing platform: Standing on the viewing platform, you can have a panoramic view of the prosperous urban area of Shenzhen, especially at sunset, when the afterglow is sprinkled on the high-rise buildings in the city, the whole picture is beautiful, and you can easily take a blockbuster photo. Come to Bijia Mountain Park to check in and start a happy and fulfilling park trip.

Take your kids for a stroll in Bijiashan Park and UpperHills I saw a lot of light installations I just found out that it is the Shenzhen Light and Shadow Art Season~ So I took the kids for a walk 📷 Tickets: 🎫 Free 🆓 Time: December 18, 2024–February 16, 2025 Location: The main exhibition area is in UpperHills and surrounding parks 🎈This event is held in multiple districts in Shenzhen (see the last picture) You can check in when you take your kids for a walk or go shopping With light as the pen and shadow as the ink Shenzhen Light and Shadow Art Season Draws a splendid picture in Shenzhen Park 8 districts linked to dynamic light and shadow art 76 sets of light and shadow works 10+ community activities N+ business district linkage Infinite scenery, flowing between cities

In the early morning, I walked into Bijia Mountain Park in Shenzhen, greeted by the fresh scent of grass and trees. The park is named after its three parallel peaks that resemble a pen rack. This oasis in the bustling city unfolds before my eyes like a serene landscape painting. As I walked along the winding path up the mountain, the lush greenery and the chirping of birds created a natural symphony for visitors. Each step felt like traversing through poetry, with sunlight filtering through the leaves, casting dappled shadows that added a touch of liveliness to the trail. Upon reaching the summit, the view opened up, where the bustling city of Shenzhen and the tranquility of the mountains converged. Overlooking the city's skyscrapers and winding streets, the gentle whisper of the wind through the leaves brought a sense of serene calmness to my heart. As I descended, the dusk gradually deepened, and the silhouette of Bijia Mountain Park blended into the city's lights, like a sketch in the night. This journey allowed me to find a moment of peace in nature's embrace and appreciate the harmonious coexistence of the mountains and the city. Bijia Mountain is not only a landmark of Shenzhen but also an unfinished poem.

Bijiashan Park is located in the center of Shenzhen, resembling a piece of emerald embedded in the bustling city. The mountain's shape, which resembles a pen holder, inspired the park's name. The hiking trails wind and twist, with layers of greenery covering them, offering scenic views at every step. You can enjoy the city skyline while feeling the embrace of nature. The summit has an observation deck, which is an excellent spot to overlook the city and distant mountains. The park has fresh air and complete facilities, making it suitable for morning runs, hiking, or simply seeking a moment of tranquility. Bijiashan Park is like a natural oxygen bar, finding a balance between hustle and tranquility, providing an ideal place for citizens to relax and unwind.

Visiting Bicentenary Hill Park, I enjoyed an intimate encounter with nature, feeling incredibly joyful! 🏞️ The park's lush greenery felt like a paradise. 🌸 I strolled along the paths, admiring the flowers and trees on both sides, feeling the gentle breeze on my face. Along the way, the chirping of birds and the fragrance of flowers made me feel at ease. 🐦 At the top of the hill, the entire city's scenery was in full view, a feeling that words cannot describe.

🇨🇳Shenzhen National Day October 1-7 ⌚️Drone Show Time Every night 20:00-21:00 🎬Performance method: Relay performance Simultaneous online live broadcast on platforms such as Cultural Tourism Shenzhen 🔁Performance order: 1️⃣International Theme 1 Futian District Bijia Mountain Park 2️⃣Cultural Theme 1 Luohu District East Lake Park 3️⃣Technology Theme 1 Longgang District Dayun Center 4️⃣Innovation Theme 1 Longhua District Guanlan Ecological Sports Community Q 5️⃣Vitality Theme 1 Dapeng New District Nanao Moon Bay Square (Starting from Futian District at 20:00 every night, each district performs for about 10~15 minutes, and the last stop is Dapeng) 🚩Relay performance location: no01 Futian District Bijia Mountain Park 📍Best viewing position: Bijia Mountain Sports Park Camp 🚊Subway guide: Line 10 Donggualing Station Exit E 🚌Bus guide: Bijia Mountain Park Bus Station, Lianhua Yicun Bus Station, Great Wall Development Bus Station no02 Luohu District East Lake Park 📍Best viewing position: East Lake Park Rhododendron Garden 🚊Subway guide: Line 5 Yijing Station Exit C 🚌Bus guide: Reservoir Bus Station

The night view of Bijia Mountain Park is highly recommended: The scenery is beautiful, and it's a great spot for photos, especially the night view (lots of mosquitoes) Not too difficult, a relaxing aerobic exercise (suitable for girls, family outings) The mountain trail is shaded by trees, so you won't get sunburned! (Also, the ecology is very good) 🚩 Red map: The East Gate route is the fastest way up the mountain, with uneven steps that can be a bit tiring to climb (about 20 minutes to the top) 🚩 Blue map: The East Gate route takes a bit longer, with the advantage of even steps, wider and gentler mountain roads (slightly slower in time) 🚩 Green map: The North Gate is not recommended, as it is farther away (the North Gate was not open when I went, it seemed to be under construction) 👉 Descending: I went up the red route and came down the blue route, I do not recommend descending via the red route (especially at night) 🎫 Ticket: Free, no reservation needed Time: 6:00-23:00 🚩 Location: Meigang Road, Futian District, Shenzhen 🚩 Transportation: 🚇 Subway: Line 6, Line 9 Yinhulake Station Exit B, Line 7 Huangmugang Station Exit C Bus: M417, M584 to Yinhulake Station Self-driving: Navigate to Bijia Mountain Park 🖼️ Tips for visiting: 1️⃣ There are quite a few mosquitoes, so spray some mosquito repellent 2️⃣ Suggested visiting time is 2 hours, wear non-slip shoes for comfort 3️⃣ It's a good idea to bring a large bottle of water, although it's not very high, it's still a bit tiring to walk up 4️⃣ Bring a jacket, it might get cold if you want to take night photos 5️⃣ There are restrooms at the entrance of the park 6️⃣ Best photo spots: Bijun Peak, Biguan Peak ⚠️ Reminder: Be careful when descending at night, use a flashlight

Hong Kong has a Bijia Mountain Park, and Shenzhen has a similarly pronounced but differently written Bijia Mountain Park, which is much larger than the former. Bijia Mountain Sports Park is located in Futian District, Shenzhen, with a total area of about 260,000 square meters. The lawn is equipped with public camping tents. Bring your own camping supplies, and you can enjoy the public space for free! Moreover, the park also has a lot of brand-new sports facilities, such as soccer fields, basketball courts, badminton courts, shuttlecock courts, etc., which you can register for online one day in advance, very convenient. Therefore, the 2024 Flower Exhibition chose this park as its location. With ample space and sufficient facilities, the exhibition was a great success. Transportation: 1. Take the Metro Line 10 to 'Dongguanling' Station, Exit E, walk from Shum Yip Upperhills from west to east to reach Bijia Mountain Corridor Bridge. 2. Take buses 11, 12, 58, 216, 222, 323, E5, M202, M207, M401, M454, M588 to 'Bijia Mountain Park' station, and walk 200 meters to arrive.

Bijia Mountain is located in Futian District, with two small peaks, one called Biguan Peak, the other called Bijun Peak. This place is conveniently accessible and is especially suitable for those who like outdoor activities but don't want to spend too much time on the road. Address: Meigang Road, Futian District, Shenzhen Tickets: Free! Opening hours: 6:00—23:00 Transportation: Line 6, Line 9 Yinhulake Station Exit B, Line 7 Huangmugang Station Exit C. Bus M417 Yinhulake Station, M584 Yinhulake Station. Drive directly to 'Bijia Mountain Park' Travel Tips Yinhulake Exit B👉North Gate of Bijia Mountain Forest Park👉Century Forest👉Walk halfway down the main road👉Climb the stairs👉Biguan Peak, enjoy the breeze and view from the large platform👉Exit from the East Gate👉Huangmugang Subway Station The main activity in Bijia Mountain is leisurely walking. It's suitable for taking children to play, but if you want to reach the top of the mountain, you need to climb stairs. So far, Bijia Mountain is still considered the easiest mountain to hike in Shenzhen.

I am truly not deceived, wow, it's so beautiful! Everything looks heart-stirringly pretty even in casual photos. I've attached the strongest guide and a detailed map (on the last page), so everyone can avoid taking the wrong path, quickly check in, and enjoy a wonderful photography experience. 📍Address: Near the campsite of Bijia Mountain Park Sports Park 📅Opening hours: March 23 to April 1, 2024 🎫No reservation or purchase of tickets required Below is my detailed guide: Please note that Bijia Mountain is quite large, and the flower exhibition is mainly concentrated in the sports park area on the southwest side. If you enter from the south gate or walk over from the third-floor corridor of Shum Yip Upperhills, you can avoid taking the wrong path. The exhibition areas on Bijia Mountain are relatively concentrated, with all attractions along one road. It takes only 10 minutes to see everything, so you won't feel tired. From south to north, the sequence is: 1. Corporate Garden 2. Mini Garden 3. Student Garden 4. Flower Show Arena 5. Bay Area Garden Among them, the iconic scroll scenery belongs to the 'Mini Garden' area (as shown in picture 17), with beautiful foxtail grass nearby. If you're driving, it's recommended to park at Shum Yip Upperhills and then walk over from the third-floor corridor. If you're taking the subway, you can take Line 10 to Dongguanling Station, then walk to Shum Yip Upperhills, and head north from the south gate. Compared to it, the exhibition at Lotus Mountain is not as pretty as Bijia Mountain, but if you have plenty of time, you can also go there to take a look. The above is the detailed guide I have provided for you. I hope it helps. Just pass through Shum Yip Upperhills and you'll be able to see it! Remember to bring your camera to capture these beautiful flowers and scenery! 💕

Let's do a reverse order for the photos! It's a mountain that you can summit quickly, and it's a great spot for city photography or a comfortable place to watch the sunset~ 🔥🔥🔥Guide🔥🔥🔥 1⃣️Hiking: Ascend from the North Gate and descend from the East Gate. There's no admission fee and no time restriction, but be careful when descending at night, follow the path with street lights, and you can always ask the staff at the summit if needed. 2⃣️There are plenty of spots with water and restrooms along the way, so don't worry. 3⃣️It takes about twenty minutes to reach the stairs from the North Gate, and then another twenty minutes or so to climb the stairs to the summit. 4⃣️Descending is quite fast, it took only 18 minutes, so you might also consider ascending from the East Gate, although it's farther from the subway station. 5⃣️There are two peaks: ❤The main peak is Biguan Peak; the secondary peak is Bijun Peak. ❤The main peak offers a better view of the city, it's open and expansive, the middle and bottom of the first photo cover it, and the sunset that follows was viewed from the secondary peak. However, the secondary peak has more tree cover, so you have to zoom in to take pictures. ❤The two peaks are not far apart, but when you reach a platform, you'll have to choose, as they are in two different directions, each taking about 10 minutes to ascend, so if you want to check in at both, be mindful of the time, especially when deciding where to watch the sunset. If you have time in the evening, I recommend the main peak, where the night view is said to be like something out of 'La La Land', but I had to catch a train and didn't have time to photograph the night scene 6⃣️The green photos at the end are all from the main road you'll pass when ascending from the North Gate, the oxygen is really abundant, and the air is so fresh. It rained on and off when we were climbing, so the sunset wasn't as spectacular, but overall it was still nice. If you encounter a rainy day, be careful of slippery roads! Of course, if the weather is bad, it's better not to hike~

The park is densely forested with birds singing and flowers fragrant, featuring a spacious man-made ecological area with hills and lakes scattered throughout. The three main peaks stand prominently, resembling a penholder, hence the name. There are various cultural and sports facilities including sparse tree grasslands, tall eucalyptus forests, pine woods, a kite square, a grass rolling ball field, a fishing center, and an exhibition hall. Visitors can freely stroll in the garden, take a break to enjoy the rich natural scenery within, and gaze at the city skyline outside the garden, relishing the tranquility and atmosphere away from the hustle and bustle. A typical European-style garden, it also reflects the original scenery and style. It is an excellent place for citizens to relax and exercise. Location: No. 26, Meigang Road, Futian District, Shenzhen Opening Hours All year round: Monday to Sunday 07:30-17:30 Ticket Price: Free

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

If you have no plans for the weekend, why not take a leisurely hike up Bijia Mountain? The elevation is not high, it takes about 1 hour to ascend, suitable for all ages, and quite relaxing. There are several gates at the entrance, all of which lead to the top, and the entire journey is quite easy. 🌟Highlights: 🍁Next to the Bijia Mountain Exhibition Hall is the Dongming Bridge (the Metasequoia trees here are large, not many trees but they complement the bridge and lake beautifully) 🍁Opposite the Bijia Mountain Gratitude Pavilion (the trees are not very dense, 🉑️a good spot to rest and enjoy the view during the walk) 🍁Next to the Central Park Landscape Lake (along the water's edge is a golden mini-forest, with the adjacent hillside available for camping, very pleasant☀️) 🍁Central Park D2 area (near a 🚻, a large, neat golden forest of Metasequoia, already very popular and picturesque like an oil painting) The tail end of winter, a beautiful golden time🖼🖼 ⏳Visiting hours: 15:30-18:00【Address] Shenzhen Bijia Mountain Park 🚉Transportation tips: Subway Line 9 'Yinhu Station' Exit B, cross the overpass opposite the station to reach the north gate of Bijia Mountain. 🚘Self-driving: Navigate to Bijia Mountain Park parking lot, for taxis navigate to 'Bijia Mountain Park'

Yes, this is the main venue of the flower exhibition at Bijia Mountain Park in the Shenzhen area of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, which is directly accessible by subway and free to visit. Compared to the usual flower exhibitions, this one is larger in scale and has several sub-venues. The largest is undoubtedly Bijia Mountain Park, but this year's flower exhibition relies on finding each spot to stagger the display times. You'll need to prepare in advance if you plan to visit, as it's an outdoor exhibition and the recent unpredictable weather means you must take protective measures. 🌹Visitor Guide: This flower exhibition is divided into three parks, but today I mainly recommend the main venue, Bijia Mountain Park. The other two are at Lotus Mountain and Xiangmi Park. Due to time and distance, I only visited Lotus Mountain and the Bijia Mountain sub-venue. As it's the main venue, I stayed there for over four hours, but I didn't get to see many of the flower exhibition areas properly. However, overall, it's still worth visiting in person, but be prepared for queues as there are quite a few visitors. I went on the first day, and fortunately, it wasn't too crowded. I suggest going early as it's a great place for photos and checking in. The exhibition covers an area of over 38,000 square meters with six sections including enterprise gardens, bay area gardens, city gardens, mini gardens, college student gardens, and a fresh flower show stage. Not only are there viewing areas, but also leisure and entertainment areas offering various free services. The park also has several bus routes that go directly there, allowing you to enjoy a comfortable and convenient travel experience. 🍽️Food and Drink Guide: The fourth Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Flower Exhibition in 2024 has teamed up with 18 merchants including Guangzhou Restaurant, Tan's Kitchen, Wan's Kitchen, Shan Jiu Ye, Xi Niu Hui, Mo Jie, and Master Bao to launch 'floral' specialty dishes and limited-time dining discounts. You can taste Chaozhou snacks, mushroom hotpot, signature pigeon, and other delicacies to satisfy your taste buds. At the Bijia Mountain Flower Exhibition, you can also shop for cultural and creative products, juice drinks, and participate in on-site check-in and stamp collection to receive commemorative gifts and consumption vouchers. During the same period, there are full purchase gifts like coffee and LEGO at Shum Yip Upperhills, and more discount activities are available. For details, consult the on-site staff. ⛲️Park Name: Bijia Mountain Sports Park 🎫Ticket Price: Free 📍Detailed Address: Bijia Mountain Sports Park, Futian District, Shenzhen City 🚇Subway Guide: Shenzhen Metro Line 10, Dongguanling Station Exit E 📷Recommended Check-in: As the flower exhibition is for a limited time, the park's parking lot is temporarily closed, so it's recommended to take green transportation. The nearest subway station to the south gate of Bijia Mountain is Shum Yip Upperhills Dongguanling Station—make sure not to take the wrong route. Other routes seem to work, but you may have to walk a bit. There are many scattered check-in spots along the road at the south gate entrance that are great for photos, so don't miss out. Due to time or weather, there are both indoor and outdoor exhibitions, which are not very uniform, like a market stall. You can go to the service point to get a flower exhibition manual and follow it to find the spots. If you have enough time, you can also visit the nearby Lotus Mountain sub-venue, which is also nice, but it's not necessary to go there just for the flower exhibition. Besides the flower exhibition, Bijia Mountain Park also has a children's playground, camping area, and outdoor leisure hiking area.

| Bijia Mountain Park | Flower Exhibition.🌸 The flower exhibition is at Bijia Mountain Park, near the Huangmugang subway station on Line 14. It's super beautiful, hurry up and tag your bestie to go together😃 Opening hours: 7:30-17:30 No. 26, Meigang Road, Futian District, Shenzhen

Bijiashan Park, located in the central area of Shenzhen, is an urban park that combines natural landscapes, cultural landscapes, and leisure entertainment. The park covers an area of 146.3 hectares, with mountains accounting for more than 80%, the highest peak at an altitude of 178 meters, vegetation coverage of over 95%, more than 1000 plant species, and over 560 species of wildlife. The park has various leisure and entertainment facilities, such as mountaintop viewing, grass rolling, and the Spring Flower Show, providing a place of rest in the midst of the bustling city for the residents of Shenzhen. In addition, the park also possesses a rich cultural heritage, such as the historic Bijiashan Trail and the Qing Dynasty fort ruins. The park's terrain is varied and the scenery is enchanting. The lush forests and the fragrance of birds and flowers bring a tranquil greenery to you. To the southwest is an open artificial garden ecological area, with mountain ponds and lakes dotted among them, like a beautiful painting. The Futian River meanders through the park, adding vitality to this land. The urban park, which combines natural ecology with artificial gardens, has become a popular place for citizens to relax and exercise. Here, there is both the tranquility and beauty of nature, and the convenience and comfort of artifice, making it a rare urban oasis. Address: No. 26, Meigang Road, Futian District, Shenzhen. Admission: Free Self-driving: Navigate to Bijiashan Park Transportation: Metro, Line 9, Line 6 - Yinhu Station, Line 7 - Huangmugang Station, Line 4 - Lianhua North Station. Bus: Routes 102, 11, 209, 302

🌳Where to go this weekend? Discover Shenzhen's newly popular national sports park, free fitness and super fun! Come and check in👏 📍Location: Futian District, Shenzhen, between Sungang West Road - Huanggang Road - North Ring Avenue 🚗Transportation: • Self-driving: Navigate to • Subway: Line 10 Exit E, walk through the corridor bridge to the west gate of the park • Bus: Arrive at 🏕️Play Strategy: 1. 🏕️Campsite Big Tent: A semi-permanent campsite tent area, where you can order meals and enjoy leisure time. 2. 🌱Sports Activity Lawn: A super large lawn suitable for various sports and entertainment activities, such as roller skating, football, etc. 3. 🎷Band Performance: Starts after 5:30 pm on weekends, experience the charm of live music. 4. 🌁Sky Corridor: Connects Bijia Mountain and Shum Yip Upper Hills, very beautiful at sunset. 5. 🚴‍♂️Future Construction: Looking forward to more facilities such as go-kart racing tracks, football fields, basketball courts, etc. 📸Photo Check-in Spots: 1. Campsite Big Tent Area 2. Sports Activity Lawn 3. Sky Corridor 4. Sunset Scenery 👍The speed of municipal construction is commendable, outdoor smart fitness equipment has been deployed, and sports such as running can be checked in for free. 🎉Hurry up and bring your family and friends to have a pleasant weekend at Bijia Mountain Sports Park Campsite!

Bijia Mountain Park, a park with a not-so-high mountain, is accessible even for those with poor physical strength. There are challenging paths as well as flat ones, suitable for individuals based on their own physical capacity.