Shenzhen Window of the World is something that you cannot miss in Shenzhen

Shenzhen Window of the World is something that you cannot miss when you come to Shenzhen. It covers an area of 480,000m2. Divided into the World Square, Asia Area, Oceania Area, Europe Area, North America Area, World Sculpture Park and International Street, it is a kind of cultural exposition. Including historic relics, key points of interest, natural scenery, world wonders and art, it was created as an introduction to international cultures for local tourists. Even though it may not serve the same purpose for overseas travelers, it is still a fun and interesting day out. Welcome to China for Guangzhou Fair 2014, HRC also provide China Tour guide and Indochina Tour packages, welcome to order.

 
The park consists of eight parts, including World Plaza, Oriental Zone, Oceania Region, European region, Africa regions, Modern Technology and Recreational Region, World Sculpture Garden, and International Street. It has 130 scenic spots in total, which are all worlds' historical heritages including the Egyptian pyramids, the Grand Canyon, St. Peter's Basilica, the Toure Pendente and the Taj Mahal. The entire masterpiece is built at ratios of 1:1, 1:5 or 1:15.

Transportation to Window of the World from Hong Kong, Guangzhou or other parts of  Shenzhen is easy since there is a station of Metro Line 1 next to it. From Hong Kong, you can cross at the Luohu crossing and take Metro Line 1 from there. Get off at the Shijiezhichuang Station (世界之窗站 Window of the World Station). From Guangzhou, you can reach Window of the World in about 2.4 hours from the Guangzhou East Station or Guangzhou Main Station by taking the fast train to Luohu Station (1 hour and ten or 20 minutes, 75 or 80 RMB or about 10 USD) and then walking over to the Shenzhen Metro stop in the same station at Luohu and getting on the subway train. From Luohu, the journey  to Shijiezhichuang Station takes about 45 minutes and costs about 5 RMB or about 80 cents.