Do you need tickets for 2023 Shenzhen Huxian Botanical Garden?

Shenzhen Huxian Botanical Garden needs tickets in 2023.

Huxian Botanical Garden is located in Huxian Road, Li Antang, the eastern suburb of Luohu District, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, with Wutongshan in the east and Shenzhen Reservoir in the west. Covering an area of 546 hectares, it was founded in 1983 and officially opened to the public in 1988. Huxian Botanical Garden, which integrates plant collection, research, popular science and tourism and leisure, is one of the important scientific research bases of ornamental plants in China.

Huxian Botanical Garden was rated as a national "AAAA" scenic spot by the National Tourism Administration in 2007 and a "national key park" by the Ministry of Construction in 2008.

In order to show respect for the majority of medical workers, scenic spots will provide medical workers with free tickets, consumption discounts and other preferential services after the epidemic ends and resumes business (the specific preferential details are subject to the announcement of each scenic spot).

Main attractions:

By the end of 20 12, there were about 8,000 species of plants preserved in Huxian Botanical Garden, including 2/kloc-0 botanical gardens, including Cycas Conservation Center, Yulan Park, Rare Tree Garden, Palm Garden, Bamboo Garden, Shady Plant Area, Desert Plant Area, Hundred Orchards, Aquatic Botanical Garden, Peach Blossom Garden, Gymnospermum Garden and Ceramic Garden.

The whole park is divided into six scenic spots: Heaven and Earth Scenic Area, Lake Area, Temple Area, Desert Plant Area, Huashilin Scenic Area and Songbai Rhododendron Scenic Area. Alsophila spinulosa Lake is a part of the scenic spot between heaven and earth. The water source is a mountain spring with a unique hole in the air, and the lake enters Huxian through a quiet stream from the outlet. There are more than a dozen garden attractions such as Dong Tian, Liang Yiting, Dai Yuqiao, John Lone Tower, Tingtao Pavilion, Range Rover Pavilion and Butterfly Valley Orchid, and a unique paleontology museum has been built.