Top 50 Family-friendly Attractions near Luhe

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M22***66

Xiaomeisha Ocean World was so much fun! 🎉 I had a wonderful time at Xiaomeisha Ocean World today; it was truly the best experience. Immersed in the blue world, strolling through the underwater tunnel, watching schools of fish swim overhead, and feeling the awe and tranquility of being surrounded by a sardine storm in the Blue Cave. Interacting with life, laughing at the adorable polar bears and penguins, or applauding and cheering for the lively performances of dolphins and beluga whales in the theater. After seeing the marine life, you can also play on Xiaomeisha Beach, maximizing your day's happiness.

Anonymous user

There are fewer people than Dameisha, and the beach is very clean. The money spent is worth it. The weather is great and it is very photogenic. It is a pity that the plank road was damaged by the typhoon and we could not go down, and we did not see the lighthouse.

双鱼妹妹子

🦀Tips🦀 Dameisha Exit A ➡️Dameisha Beach Park (a large beach is right outside the entrance) ➡️Dameisha Beach Boardwalk (right of the entrance) Go up the stairs and you'll find so much to see~ 🉑You can bike around or walk up; the breeze is so cool and comfortable! 📍Address: Dameisha Beach Boardwalk (Dameisha Beach Park) 🚇Metro: Take Line 2/8, Dameisha Station, Exit A, and you'll see the endless ocean🌊. 🚘 Driving: 🧭 Dameisha Seaside Park Parking Lot 🅿️ (very affordable parking) 🎫 Admission: Free, free, free❗️ (reservations are required during holidays) 📷 Photo Spots 📷 1️⃣ The corner of the boardwalk is a great spot for photos! 2️⃣ At the end of the boardwalk, take in the stunning photos from the stairs down. 3️⃣ At the bend at the top of the boardwalk 4️⃣ Take photos down the bike path, where you can capture the boardwalk and the ocean. 5️⃣ The beach at Seaside Park 🏖️ Under the coconut trees 6️⃣ At the cactus 🌵 7️⃣ At the Dameisha swings 8️⃣ At the reefs 🪨 The boardwalk is the most photogenic spot! Every snap is a masterpiece. An hour or so of walking and snapping is enough. Try to find the perfect spot!

亚热带蜉蝣

It exceeded expectations. The three glass bridge projects were also very exciting. However, the QR code cannot be used to get tickets at the self-service machine. You still have to queue up to get them manually. When there are many people, you have to queue up. I hope it can be repaired as soon as possible.

Anonymous user

I've been to the indoor Harry Potter exhibit in Macau, but this outdoor Harry Potter: The Forbidden Forest in Guanlan, Shenzhen, offered a different setup. Our adventure started at the enchanted gates of the forest, where the familiar soundtrack of the Wizarding World blended with the natural sounds of crickets and whispering trees. It was a winding, wooded trail illuminated by the soft, magical glow of lanterns. You're actually in a forest at night, and the magic is woven into the environment. We could enjoy casting spells and seeing various characters in the forest collecting signatures. At the end of the trail, you'll be able to claim a free souvenir.

咒术士

I went there for the fame of the walled house, but it was a little disappointing and not as shocking as I imagined. There were not many people in the whole scenic area. Some hardware and services are still under improvement. Another thing is that the weather is too hot, which also affects the state of play.

Melsida

🪐 Hong Kong Space Museum (Quick Guide)📍 10 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, HK🕒 Mon, Wed–Fri: 1–9 PM | Sat–Sun: 10 AM–9 PM | Closed Tue🎟️ HKD 10 (Exhibits), HKD 24–32 (Theatre), Free Wed🚇 Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit E🍽️ Nearby: Imasa, Morton's, Jade Garden#HongKongSpaceMuseum #TsimShaTsui #SpaceFunFun, educational exhibits for all ages 🧑‍🚀. The planetarium show is a must-see 🎥🌌. Great location near Victoria Harbour 🚶‍♂️. Perfect for families, science lovers, and tourists! 💫#SpaceAdventure #FamilyFunHK #AstronomyLovers

川粤半部论语

This was my second visit to Shenzhen Safari Park in over ten years. Firstly, there seemed to be fewer visitors, and secondly, the park seemed smaller (though actually the same size, perhaps not as captivating as my first visit). The animals weren't particularly special; I quickly walked through, fed the pelicans and zebras, and only briefly toured the predator enclosure. The only difference this time was the addition of some entertainment shows (they might have existed before, but I hadn't noticed). There was a circus performance, half an hour long, not spectacular but not boring either; the African dances were quite energetic. The mermaid show was crowded due to the limited and small viewing windows, and couldn't compare to similar shows at Mission Hills Ocean World. I expected the animal extravaganza to be grand, with many animals, especially predators. However, there were few predators, and even fewer mammals; it mainly consisted of various birds taking turns soaring around. Overall, it was okay for children.

M2g***dp

Shenzhen Happy Valley covers a total area of ​​350,000 square meters. Phase I covers 170,000 square meters, and Phase II, adjacent to Phase I, covers 180,000 square meters. It officially opened to the public on May 1, 2002. The design of the entire Happy Valley theme park embodies the integration of architectural and natural landscapes. It uses modern landscaping techniques to create a water-based amusement space. The main attractions in Phase I of Shenzhen Happy Valley include five themed areas: Cartoon City, Spanish Square, Adventure Mountain, Maya Water Park, and Happy Time. Phase II continued the style of Phase I, further emphasizing the themes of nature and historical culture. Phase II is divided into four themed areas: Old Gold Mine Area, Hurricane Bay Area, Shangri-La Forest Adventure Area, and URBIS Leisure Area (Sunshine Coast Area).

_TI***jc

If you prefer a quieter amusement park with lesser crowd versus Disneyland, Ocean Park is the place for you. Waiting time for each ride is below 10 mins. There are many scenic spots to take photos. Don’t miss the shows as they are the highlights of the park.