Jiangganshan Park

⛰️ Jian'gang Mountain in Bao'an has an elevation of about 200 meters. The entire route is stairs, and you can quickly reach the summit in 30 minutes. It is very friendly for beginners and children. The Acacia Trail along the way is not only fun but also has many educational signs, making it especially suitable for bringing kids to play and learn at the same time! 🗺️【Detailed Route】 ⛰️ Guangsheng Road Entrance (parking) ➡️ Main Entrance (walk) ➡️ Jingyun Boardwalk (stairs) ➡️ Viewing Corridor ➡️ Viewing Platform ➡️ Wind Chime Trail ➡️ Guangsheng Road Entrance 🎒 Travel Gear: 1️⃣ Bring enough drinking water and snacks. There are restrooms at the foot of the mountain, but no drinking water vending points were seen along the way. 2️⃣ Clothing: Choose quick-dry and breathable clothes. This time I wore a wool quick-dry shirt suitable for rainforest areas paired with fleece-lined softshell pants, which are soft and skin-friendly, perfect for the current season. Shoes should preferably be non-slip, comfortable sports shoes or outdoor shoes. ⭕️ Transportation Guide: 🚗 Self-driving: Jian'gang Mountain Park ground parking lot or the south parking lot of Jian'gang Mountain Park. The area is not large, so just choose any convenient parking lot. Parking is free. 🚇 Subway: Line 5 Xingdong Station Exit C, then about a 1.2 km walk.

This is one of the few parks in Shenzhen where you can simultaneously overlook the Tiegang Reservoir and the city skyline. The circular viewing corridor at the mountaintop, with its red railings and green tiles, is perfect for photos and is often called the real-life "Divine Walled House." Practical Information: Transportation: Get off at Xingdong Station on Metro Line 5, then walk about 1.4 kilometers to reach the park. The park has multiple entrances, and there is a parking lot near the main entrance on Baoshi Road (about 120 parking spaces). Hiking: It takes about 30-50 minutes to reach the summit, with approximately 1,000 steps known as the "Heavenly Ladder." Opening Hours: 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM, free admission. Notes: Pets are not allowed in the park, and riding or parking electric bicycles is prohibited. There are few commercial facilities inside the park, so it is recommended to bring your own drinking water and snacks. Also, there are many mosquitoes on the mountain, so be sure to take anti-mosquito measures. Evening is the golden time for check-ins; the reservoir and cityscape under the sunset glow are very beautiful.

Shenzhen Bao'an Jianguangshan Park is known as the Shenzhen version of 'Little Qingdao'. Here you can see ancient temples that are thousands of years old, mountain villas, Tiegang Reservoir, city buildings, and the sunset glow. You can also take a stroll in the ecological wetland at the foot of the mountain... It is also one of the few low-altitude mountain parks in Shenzhen, with a height of over 200 meters, and it takes about half an hour to reach the top... 1. Jingyun Plank Road: This is our path up the mountain this time. It is located at the main entrance of Dajingshan and has a total of 1000 steps. You can go up quickly without paying attention to the signs, just head straight up. For descending, take the other side, and when you reach the foot of the mountain, you will be at the 'Guangsheng Road' entrance, right in the villa area. Turn left and walk a few hundred meters to return to the ecological wetland 'artificial lake'. 2. Mountain Top: From the U-shaped 'surrounding houses' gallery, you can see two mysterious ancient temples that are thousands of years old. You can also see the Tiegang Reservoir, villa area, city buildings, and the sunset glow, making it the best viewpoint. 3. Mountain Foot: The ecological square has lawns, vending machines, drinking water facilities, small bridges, a small lake, rest benches, and some children playing here, while others are picnicking, dancing... Location: Jianguangshan Park, south side of Tiegang Reservoir, Bao'an District Transportation: Metro Line 5 Xingdong Station Exit D, walk 547 meters Self-driving: Parking is relatively tight on weekends, but you can park on the roadside at the park entrance.

Shenzhen's super niche City walk, so low-key this time let's take everyone for a Xingdong one-day city walk~ Bao'an Xingdong actually hides so many niche treasure spots, maybe even the locals don't know about them. Sneak into Bao'an Jesus the King Church It's like a dreamy castle, giving a mysterious and solemn feeling. Inside, each piece of stained glass is just lit up by the sunlight, every girl's dream wedding should include a white wedding dress and a stylish church, right? If you want to have a Western-style wedding, this is a good choice. Tips: The church is a sacred place, do not wear slippers and overly revealing tank tops and short skirts remember to keep quiet, turn your phone to silent mode o Address: Intersection of Liuxian 1st Road and Shangchuan Road, Bao'an District Tickets: Free, no reservation required Transportation: Metro Line 5 Xingdong Station D Exit, walk 1 kilometer Visiting hours: 9:30-11:30 14:00-17:30 Jiangangshan Park It is called Shenzhen's "Little Qingdao" by everyone, from here you can overlook the entire beauty of Bao'an, and at the foot of the mountain in the jungle, you can also witness a large area of orange houses, breathe freely and enjoy the refreshing feeling. Address: South side of Tiegang Reservoir, Bao'an District Tickets: Free, no reservation required Transportation: Metro Line 5 Xingdong Station D Exit, walk 547 meters Opening hours: Open all day Xicheng Club Here is a large area of bright yellow European-style buildings as if suddenly in the streets of Spain, each building is full of charm, exuding the allure of bright yellow. Address: No. 9, Jianshangang Avenue, Bao'an District Tickets: Free, no reservation required Transportation: Metro Xingdong Station D Exit, walk 2.8 kilometers Opening hours: Open all day Address: Room 119, Building 3, Zone 69, Xinyi Lingyu R&D Center, No. 28 Gonglang North 2nd Road, Xingdong Community, Bao'an District

Jiangangshan Park is located on Baoshi Road, Xin'an Street, Bao'an District, Shenzhen, with an altitude of 202.90 meters. To the north of the park is the scenic Tiegang Reservoir, to the west is Bao'an Park, which covers an area of 720,000 square meters, separated by the Guangshen Expressway, to the east is the Xili area, and to the south is the Jiangangshan Bao'an-Hong Kong Science and Technology Innovation Park. The park originates from the Yangtai Mountain Range and was opened to the public in 2021. Jiangangshan Park is planned as a park that integrates ecological protection and the promotion of local historical and cultural heritage. It is divided into one park, two mountains, and three areas. The 'one park' refers to the park as a whole, the 'two mountains' are the east and west sides of the mountain separated by Baoshi Road, and the 'three areas' are the Nesting Phoenix Main Entrance Plaza, the Dajingshan Cultural Leisure Area, and the Jiangang Scenic Nature Experience Area.

📍 Address: Jiangangshan Park 👶 Baby's Age: 3 and a half years old 🚇 Metro Transportation: Exit C of Xingdong Station on Metro Line 5, about 2 kilometers on foot, driving or taking a taxi is recommended 🌞 Suitable Weather for Outing: Sunny days that are not too hot ⏰ Play Duration: One day 🍽️🥤Food and Drinks: The park is on the outskirts, food and drinks are a bit far 🎈 🎢Entertainment: Outdoor hiking · This time, the little one hiked with two older brothers. The mountain is not very high, with quite a few stairs, and most of the other walking paths are concrete · The kids played a plant collage game together, highly recommended for everyone · After climbing the mountain, there is a lawn to rest on and a corridor to sit in. You can overlook the entire Bao'an District from the top, with a very wide view · If the weather is good, you can watch the sunset · Outdoor hiking allows kids to observe plants and animals 💡【Tips】 1. Outdoor setting, there are many mosquitoes in Shenzhen, be sure to prepare for mosquito and sun protection 2. There are no food and drink vendors nearby, be sure to bring enough water and snacks 3. Bring a change of clothes and towels 4. Pay attention to the baby's safety: do not take your eyes off the baby 5. Hiking is dangerous, always pay attention to safety 👨‍👧‍👦 Outing Summary 👍 Pros: Outdoor hiking not only enhances the baby's physical fitness but also allows kids to get closer to nature 👎 Cons: Requires climbing a section of stairs, not suitable for very young children or the elderly, transportation is not very convenient, and it's crowded during holidays 🎒 Recommendation Rating (out of five stars): ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🎫Ticket Information/Fee: Free

Jiangangshan Park, often referred to as the "green lung of the city," is a hidden natural gem in Shenzhen. Located on the southern side of the Tiegang Reservoir in Bao'an District, this park offers a serene environment with well-maintained red-brick hiking trails that are easy to navigate, making it suitable even for those who don't hike regularly. From the summit, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of the reservoir and the rows of red-roofed villas, known as "Shenzhen's Little Qingdao," blending the urban skyline with lush greenery for a unique and picturesque scene—perfect for photography enthusiasts! Recommended Itinerary: 1. Transportation: Take Metro Line 5 to Xingdong Station, exit at D, and walk about 1 kilometer to the park entrance. It's convenient, eco-friendly, and hassle-free. 2. Red-Brick Hiking Trail: Start from the base and follow the trail surrounded by dense trees, providing a refreshing coolness even in summer. There are rest pavilions along the way, ideal for short breaks. 3. Ancient Temple Visit: There's an ancient temple located on the mountain. 4. Summit Photo Spot: From the summit, you can take in the reservoir, the red-roofed villas, and the distant modern skyscrapers all at once, making it a fantastic spot for photos. Must-See and Photo-Worthy Highlights of Jiangangshan: · The vibrant red-brick trail adds depth and texture to portrait photography. · The panoramic view of the reservoir, red-roofed villa area, and Shenzhen's urban skyline creates a striking composition. Practical Tips: 1. Wear comfortable sports shoes for better stability on the trails. 2. There are no shops on the mountain, so bring your own water and snacks. Don't forget sun protection, especially in summer. 3. The trail can be slippery in damp weather, so tread carefully. Amid Shenzhen's fast-paced urban life, Jiangangshan offers a tranquil retreat to recharge and escape the hustle and bustle. It's an ideal spot for literature lovers, photography enthusiasts, and family outings.