Shenzhen Window of the World Travel Guide: Open the Door to the World

　　Window of the World is a famous miniature scenic spot in China. It is a large cultural tourist attraction located in Overseas Chinese Town, Nanshan District, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, China. It is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Shenzhen. It covers an area of 480,000 square meters. It combines world wonders, natural scenery, folk customs, folk songs and dances in one park, recreating a wonderful world.

　　1. Transportation

　　Metro: Take Line 1 or 2 and get off at Window of the World.

　　Take bus: 21, 26, 70, 79, 90, 101, 113, 204, 223, 234, m123, m132, m388, m398, m398 interval bus, m486, m487, m488, n24, n4, express bus No. 136, express bus No. 916 get off at Window of the World ① station; 323, 324, 338, 369, 395, m165, m183, m191, m194, m222, m413, m433, m435, m 448, m511, peak express bus No. 12 get off at Window of the World ② station.

　　2. Tickets

　　The ticket price is divided into full-day ticket price of 220 yuan, half-day ticket price of 110 yuan, and night ticket price of 100 yuan (entry is allowed after 18:00). It is more favorable to buy tickets online. The park is open from 09:00 to 21:30. Note: The ticket price is the same on weekdays and holidays. Shenzhen Window of the World does not have student tickets. Children under 1.2 meters (including 1.2 meters) in height can enjoy free tickets; children between 1.2 meters and 1.5 meters (including 1.5 meters) in height can enjoy half-price tickets. Details.

　　3. Warm Tips

　　Go out of the subway exit and you will see the pyramid of the Louvre in Paris. Go straight to the gate to get your tickets. Remember to bring your ID card and swipe the ticket. After swiping, remember to get a map at the entrance. Don't forget the map. There are also attractions and performance schedules on it.

　　The Window of the World Park is clearly divided into eight scenic areas: World Square, Asia, Oceania, Europe, Africa, Americas, World Sculpture Park, and International Street. There are 130 attractions built in. I personally prefer the Asia and Europe areas. The daytime and night sessions are very beautiful, but it is not recommended to go directly to the night session.

　　At around 18:00 that night, there were singing and dancing performances from all over the world under the Eiffel Tower. The atmosphere was very good. There were also performances of flash floods in Venezuela and volcanic eruptions in Hawaii. It is recommended to watch the flash floods from your seat, as you will get wet in some areas on the roadside.

　　There are also many activities to play. The Battle of King Kong in the Jurassic is free, but there seems to be a height limit, and the queue is about 15 minutes; the canyon rafting is in the American area, and each person is provided with a disposable raincoat and towel for 20 yuan, and if you want to store luggage, you need to pay 1 yuan; the American area also has jungle shuttle, flying over America, archery, etc.

　　Chuangyue Euro-Rome is a small train in the European area. It is a free project. It is recommended to take it in the morning. In the afternoon, there are more people and you need to queue up. You can row a boat in Venice Water City, but you need to pay.

　　I recommend a few good places for taking pictures. In the East Asian area, the ancient arches are stacked layer by layer, and the geometric stone bridges are matched with green trees, which are very suitable for taking pictures. The miniature model of the European palace is very suitable for children to take pictures, and it has a fairy tale feeling.