No, it is not the Netherlands. It's Shenzhen!

Guangdong and China have a history of recreating international places, such as the 'Alps' at Window of the World, the Venetian or Parisian in Macau, and the Huawei 'European Town' in Dongguan.🏘 Shenzhen is the latest addition to this trend, with its Dutch flower town. It is located in Nanshan District. Shenzhen's small park offers windmills, tulips, cow statues, and European-style buildings for a quick recreational visit.💐 What to do:🌟 1. There is a small park to walk around with a large green area where you can sit or relax or even have a picnic. 🧺 2. A small lake is nice to look at, and there are lots of trees and flowers around to give a feeling of vibrancy and color with amazing photo opportunities. 📸 3.Also a nice choice for wedding photographs.👰 4.Several little cafes and tea shops are dotted around here, and all locally owned and run, no big chains in sight, which is a welcome change.☕️ 5. There is a shopping mall not far away if you want more substantial dining options.🏬 6. Various types of fresh flowers, potted plants like cacti and succulents, and artificial flowers are available at the flower shops. Customers can choose to buy flowers loose, arranged, or in a vase, depending on their preference. These shops offer a wide range of options to brighten up homes or offices.🌻 Tips:ℹ️ 1. The prices here are excellent, and as with most things, they can be negotiated by savvy buyers.💰 2. The market does not limit you to flowers. There are also some pet shops and you can buy anything from a fish to a dog, from a cat to a snake.🐕 3. The weekend has the larger selection of flowers to buy from with pop-up stalls, with a weekday only having the shops.♾️ Andress:📍 深圳市南山区月亮湾大道3008号荷兰花卉小镇 Opening hours: 🕝 9:00-20:00 #songkran2024 #mytravelhacks #cherryblossom2024 #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip