[2025 Shenzhen Attraction] Travel Guide for Longjin Stone Tower of Shajing (Updated Jun)

Shenzhen's largest and most complete existing historical protection zone has 24 immovable cultural relics. The most famous of these is the Longjin Stone Pagoda, which was built in the Southern Song Dynasty and is still well preserved today. Local villagers also call it Huatagong. In the early days, people lived on the east and west sides of Longjin Creek (now known as Longjin River) as the axis, forming the basic pattern of the ancient ruins we see today. Among these dwellings, there are still many ancient residential buildings built in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, as well as various archways, ancient wells, relics and ruins👀. 📍Location: Longjin Stone Pagoda Longjin Stone Pagoda (Hua Ta Gong) 🎫Tickets: Free and open 🚗Self-driving: Navigate to Longjin Stone Pagoda, there is a parking lot outside 🚇Metro: Metro Line 11 Shajing Station Exit A and walk 1.8 kilometers ⏱️Opening hours: All day ⚠️Notes: 1️⃣ The ancient ruins is not easy to find next to the urban village, follow the navigation 2️⃣ There is no commercial development, it is best to bring your own water to enter 3️⃣ Do not damage any facilities in the ancient ruins

|Shajing Ancient Ruins. In Shenzhen, there is a niche ancient village that 99% of people probably don’t know about. That is the “Shajing Ancient Market”. It is the largest and most well-preserved historical building protection area in Shenzhen. It is also the birthplace and inheritance of the salt field culture and oyster culture in the Greater Bay Area. Friends who like humanities and history, don't miss it. Choose a rest holiday, stroll through it, and explore the ancient village. Destination: Shajing Ancient Market Location: No. 382 Shajing Street, Baoan District Transportation: Take Metro Line 11, Exit A in Shajing, and walk 2.3 km. Tickets: Free Tour route Longjin Stone Pagoda - Scenery along the Longjin River - Graffiti on tiled houses - I love the ancient market check-in place - Hexagonal Pavilion - Guanyinli - Weitou Well - Guanyin Tianhou Temple - Strolling in the alley Recommended attractions Longjin Stone Pagoda: Built in the Gengchen year of the Jiading reign of the Song Dynasty, it is a Feng Shui pagoda used by ancient people to control water Longjin River: The scenery is excellent. There are ancient villages on both sides of the river. The surrounding area is full of flowers and thatch, which has the flavor of small bridges, flowing water and people. Tiled house graffiti: various hand-painted graffiti scattered in the streets and alleys, which is particularly interesting. Guanshou Dashi Palace: the construction date is unknown, it was rebuilt in 2000 to protect cultural relics :Food Recommendations Oysters, Auntie's Roasted Oysters, Hong Kee Roasted Meat (Roast Goose Rice Noodles) Recommended nearby attractions Hung Shing Temple, Tin Hau Temple, Ching Ping Ancient Market, Xinqiao Citizen Square, Wan Jing Tower Tips for Playing The ancient town is relatively large, and the best scenery is along the river. However, the alleys in the village also have their own unique flavor. Walking in the alleys and looking at the ancient buildings, it really feels like going back to childhood. Photo booth: [The ancient tree next to the Longjin Stone Pagoda has a unique atmosphere [Yellow propaganda building of Longjin Stone Pagoda], [Both sides of Longjin River, very literary], [I love the ancient market check-in place, there are 4 words], [the ancient house next to Guanyinli, I wish you all a happy trip~!

The Sha Jing area of Bao'an District in Shenzhen is a harmonious blend of the Longjin Stone Pagoda and the local residents' way of life. The ancient pagoda is a medieval historical relic, boasting its unique stone architectural style and artistic value. The local residents maintain a traditional lifestyle, and traces of it can be found throughout the village. Walking along the alleyways, old houses and temples appear, and the everyday life of the people here is palpable. The locals take pride in their unique culture and traditions, and work to strengthen the community's cohesion. Together with the Longjin Stone Pagoda, the village represents a place where the beauty of the past and modern life converge, offering visitors a special opportunity to deeply experience China's history and culture.

The Bao'an District's Shajing area is a place where the past and present beautifully converge. Here lies the historic site of the Longjin Stone Pagoda. These alleyways retain traces of the past, offering visitors a unique historical experience with old temples and traditional houses. Additionally, the village walls are adorned with modern murals. These murals symbolize the meeting point of tradition and modernity, representing an important aspect of the community's diversity and creativity. They enrich the village atmosphere with an artistic touch. The Shajing area in Bao'an District is a special place that harmonizes the past and present, tradition and modernity, providing visitors with a rich cultural experience.

#ChinaTravel #Shenzhen #LongjinStonePagodaVillage LongjinStonePagoda, located in Bao'an District, Shenzhen, China, is a modern relic and has historical significance for the village. Although the stone pagoda is small, the surrounding village retains the charm of a traditional Chinese village. In this village with many narrow alleys, you can find traces of old Chinese architecture and traditional culture. The villagers maintain their traditional lifestyle, and small shops, temples, and educational institutions are connected to provide a unique cultural experience. Visitors can spend time here and feel the beauty of history and modernity.

#ChinaTravel #Shenzhen #LongjinStonePagoda There are villages in Shenzhen Bao'an District that preserve historical architecture and traditional culture. These villages are often places where you can experience traditional Chinese architecture and cultural traditions, but they are still unknown areas. The villages near Longjin Stone Pagoda in Bao'an District mainly contain historical traditional Chinese architecture and cultural heritage. This area preserves traditional Guangdong architecture, but tourists still do not know its unique charm, so it is deserted. In the village, there are traditional houses lined up along with modern stone pagodas, making it a good place to experience unique Chinese culture and history.

#ChinaTravel #Shenzhen #YongjinStonePagoda A while ago, I was eating near a manhole and accidentally discovered the old Hakka village, Manhole Millennium Cave Town! Looking around, I felt the old Hakka atmosphere. Graffiti on the old wall by hand There are also oyster specialties nearby. They are delicious and fluffy, so eat them in one bite! This place is not big. Just walk around and feel the shopping. The charm of the old city! It is a product.. Perhaps Bao'an Xiajing area is the initial area of ​​Shenzhen. It is not close to the subway station and is a residential area, with small buildings that feel old, Jin Family Village, and an elderly activity center. And you can also see the advertisement for the 20th anniversary of Jin Xiaojie, and there is a private school that cannot be dismantled in Bao'an District. It is probably a historical protection area.

Shenzhen's little-known millennium-old Shajing Ancient Market. Speaking of which, many people in Shenzhen may have never visited Shajing, and what little is known about it might be the Shajing oysters. However, Shajing also 'hides' an ancient town that is said to be nearly a thousand years old--Shajing Ancient Market. The term 'market' refers to a place that was once inhabited but is now abandoned, and Shajing Ancient Market, as the largest and most well-preserved historical style conservation area, has witnessed many past glories. The most famous site in Shajing Ancient Market is the 'Longjin Stone Pagoda,' built during the Southern Song Dynasty, named 'Longjin' after the Longjin River that runs through the ancient market. The entire architectural complex is also distributed along the Longjin River as the central axis, and many of the existing residences and archways faintly convey the sense of life in the past. Most of the current residents of Shajing Ancient Market are elderly people who have lived there for a long time or workers from nearby areas, creating a real sense of a time-space overlap. In Shenzhen, where historical heritage is relatively scarce, such a group of ancient buildings is highly recommended for a visit. Tips for young travelers: 1. There is no subway station near Shajing Ancient Market, so transportation is relatively inconvenient, and those who are far away may consider their travel options accordingly. 2. The ancient market is large, with many residential alleys and relatively few signs, so consider your safety appropriately. 3. If you just want to get a simple feel for the ancient market, you can directly locate 'Longjin Stone Pagoda' and just walk along the riverbanks.

I am a travel enthusiast, and an extraordinary journey has finally led me to a niche attraction in Shajing, Shenzhen where modernity and history coexist—City Walk.🌟🏙️ Recently, while dining near Shajing, I stumbled upon an ancient Hakka village—Shajing Thousand-Year Oyster Town!🕳️🌳 🏡🌟 Wandering around, I experienced the ancient Hakka charm with various small streets, alleys, ancient walls, ancestral halls, wells, archways, and temples, including an ancient Southern Song Dynasty site—the Longjin Stone Pagoda!🏯🏛️ 📷📍 The graffiti on the ancient walls I casually photographed really looks like a scene from a movie!📸🤳 🍲🦪 There's also a local Shajing oyster specialty nearby, delicious and tender, sure to win your heart with just one bite!🤤 🚶‍♀️🌟 The place is not big, just stroll around and feel the charm of the old town area!🏙️🤩 📌🔁 Free check-in spots: 1️⃣ Longjin Stone Pagoda 2️⃣ Longjin River Bank 3️⃣ Guanyin Lane 4️⃣ Weitou Bowl 5️⃣ Small Streets and Alleys 🚇 Subway: Line 11 Shajing Station Exit B, ride a bike or take a taxi, about 3.2 kilometers away 🚗 Self-driving: Navigate to 'Longjin Stone Pagoda', look for parking on the roadside, walk into the alleys, driving is more convenient along the way