Located along the eastern bank of the Zhujiang (Pearl) River and facing Hong Kong on the other side of the Shenzhen River, Shenzhen was famous in the early 1980s for an economic zone, the first of its kind in China.

Great changes have taken place over the last ten years. Once a small town, Shenzhen has become a modern metropolis in China. Although it has no famous mountains and rivers and places of interest, Shenzhen occupies a special location, and attracts countless tourists with perfect tourist facilities and quality service.

Most of the tourist attractions are located on the eastern and western outskirts of Shenzhen. The scenic spots, such as the Shenzhen Bay, Xiangmi Lake, Xili Lake, Shiyan Lake, and Red Forests, make Shenzhen a final destination for holiday makers.