Wutong Mountain

Wutong Mountain is a state-level urban scenic area with landscape features such as the integration of mountains, sea and lake, the integration of landscape and city, the overview of Shenzhen and Hong Kong, and the main functions of ecological and scenic resource protection, science popularization and scientific research, leisure, and sightseeing.

Phoenix flew from the South China Sea to the North, only in the Wutong tree to fall, visible the nobleness of the plant.

[2] The first speculation about the source of the name is based on the observation that the hills of Wutong Mountain undulate.

With an area of 31.82 square kilometres (12.29 sq mi), founded in 1989 and situated in central south part of Shenzhen, Mount Wutong National Park nears the Mirs Bay of South China Sea in the east, connects Hong Kong in the south, borders on Shenzhen Reservoir in the west, approaches the secondary boundaries of the pre-Shenzhen Special Economic Zone in the north.

[3] With range of green hills, Wutong Mountain rises gradually from west to east.

The majestic mountain reflects the vast Mirs Bay and matches the cloud which changes irregularly.

Praised as "Lung of the city" vividly, vast vegetation of Wutong Mountain from the significant ecological barrier of Shenzhen.

Wutong Mountain with plentiful animals and plants resources is an important species gene bank of Shenzhen.

[6] Since no vehicles up the hill and cycling are allowed, from archway to Haohanpo Square is the easiest and has the highest safety factor.

It is the longest, most complete and most physically challenging hiking trail in Wutong Mountain Scenic Spot.

Before the pandemic, it was of great significance for Yantian District of Shenzhen to further promote the construction of ecological civilization and speed up the construction of modern, international and advanced coastal city in order to build a world famous flower city.

Mountain View of Mirs Bay
Wutong Clouds
View of the Flower Sea
View of the forest of Wutong Mountain
Taishan Stream Trail