Attraction · Shenzhen Wutong Mountain

Wutong Mountain

Shenzhen's highest peak at 943.7 meters: the Haohanpo (Hero Slope) trail is famous for its steep, direct ascent, and the summit offers panoramic views of mountains and sea across Shenzhen and Hong Kong.

Visitor info

Opening hours
24 hours (management station 06:00-18:00)
Ticket
Free

Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.

Shenzhen's highest peak at 943.7 meters: the Haohanpo (Hero Slope) trail is famous for its steep, direct ascent, and the summit offers panoramic views of mountains and sea across Shenzhen and Hong Kong; the Moulmein azaleas in Azalea Valley bloom in March, forming one of the largest wild azalea landscapes in South China. Free admission; the management station is open 06:00-18:00; reachable via Wutong Mountain South Station on Metro Lines 2/8; the round trip to the summit takes about 4-6 hours.

Getting there: Metro Lines 2/8, Wutong Mountain South Station

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