AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAY - SHENZHEN
The Glass Pyramid of Paris Louvre Museum rise in the distance.
Our visit to the Window of the World was time - limited as we are only given an hour to explore this 48 hectare theme park....! But it was a great experience, though. The entire park is divided into 8 major parts: Square of the World, International Street, Region of Asia, Europe Region, African Region, American Region, Oceana Region and the Garden of World Sculptures. We marvelled at incredibly 10 percent only of its 130 miniatures of world's famous landmarks squeezed in one place here in Guangdong Shenzhen, China.
C'mon, join us to explore the world. Hurry! Time is ticking.
It's December chill clouding the whole park and so a giant red Christmas tree visibly stand around the corner.
C'mon, join us to explore the world. Hurry! Time is ticking.
It's December chill clouding the whole park and so a giant red Christmas tree visibly stand around the corner.
A Splendid Chinese Gate.
The Gate of Temple of Horus.
Enjoyed the picturesque scenery of classic Myanmar Temple and the Angkor Wat of Cambodia.
Didn't missed the shining Taj Mahal.
Mt. Fuji
Enjoyed the picturesque scenery of classic Myanmar Temple and the Angkor Wat of Cambodia.
Didn't missed the shining Taj Mahal.
Mt. Fuji
Carried us back to the cradle of classical European culture.
The Acropolis of Athens, Attica.
The Leaning Tower of Pisa.
The Colosseum in Rome.
The Leaning Tower of Pisa.
The Colosseum in Rome.
Experienced the relaxing windmills of Holland but no visible colorful tulips around...Hehehe.
The dramatic view of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the nearby Sydney Opera.
The dramatic view of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the nearby Sydney Opera.
Besides walking around, you can take the train to explore the place in a flash!!! :D :D :D
The place seems a bit overwhelming, an hour is not enough. You need to spare at least a day to explore the whole area and enjoyed other activities offered.
Close enough from the Window of the World was the Splendid China and the Chinese Folk Culture Village, our next stop. It was also another theme park but it feautres mostly the scenic spots in China and its culture.
It's getting late so we just opted to watch the dazzling shows of Chinese culture instead.
Off cam inside the theatre so have nothing to share but I guarantee you that the stage, their props and their costumes are really amazing and was so vibrant. Really worth watching! Will definitely add this to my travel bucket list!!!
再见 (zài jiàn). May the Christmas season fill your home with joy, your heart with love and your life with laughter. xoxo
再见 (zài jiàn). May the Christmas season fill your home with joy, your heart with love and your life with laughter. xoxo
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