Explore the mystery! Shenzhen Soil and Water Conservation Demonstration Park Earthworm Hole Adventure

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 Explore the mystery! Shenzhen Soil and Water Conservation Demonstration Park Earthworm Hole Adventure Family members, today I must recommend to you the earthworm holes in the Shenzhen Soil and Water Conservation Demonstration Park. They are really interesting! This garden is not only a great place for popular science, but also has super unique photo-taking spots, which guarantee you will gain a lot. Basic Information 📍Address: No. 4148, Shahe West Road, Nanshan District, Shenzhen. Just follow the navigation. 🚇Transportation: Take Metro Line 5 to Xili Station Exit D, then take a taxi in 5 minutes. There are also buses that go directly to the entrance of the park, which is very convenient. 🎫Tickets: Free admission, but you need to register your personal information at the door. 🕙Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00 - 17:00, closed on Monday, don't miss it. Attractions As soon as you enter the park, you can see the super eye-catching Earthworm Hill, which we call the earthworm hole, not far to the right. It is a "net celebrity" landmark of the park, simulating an enlarged version of an earthworm cave. It has a unique shape, with holes of different sizes and shapes, giving it a great sense of space. When the sunlight shines in through the cave and the leaves, the light and shadows are mottled, the atmosphere is full, and any shot can be a blockbuster. Going further in, you can also learn about the important role of earthworms in loosening and improving the soil, and you will understand the close connection between organisms and water and soil. In addition to Earthworm Hill, there are many other places worth visiting in the park. The Tuhou Garden displays soil specimens of different colors, from which one can intuitively feel the diversity of our country's soil; the undulating plank road in the Muhua Garden winds through the woods, with a dazzling array of water-conserving plants; the Shuiqing Garden is full of water-purifying aquatic plants, and there are goldfish and tadpoles in the pond, where children love to feed them; the Jinzhe Garden is a good place to popularize water and soil knowledge, with a science and education hall that plays popular science films and an outdoor exhibition gallery that displays soil erosion phenomena and control results. Travel Suggestions It is recommended to go there on a sunny afternoon when the light is good and it is great to take pictures of earthworm holes. You can go straight to the Earthworm Hill to take photos and check in, change several angles, stand at the entrance of the cave, sit inside the cave, and take good photos no matter how you take them. Then we slowly visited the Tuhou Garden, Muhua Garden, Shuiqing Garden and Jinzhe Garden in order, learning about soil and water conservation knowledge along the way. Children can bring sand digging tools and play in the sand pool at the entrance of the park. Precautions • There are many trees and mosquitoes in the park. Spray mosquito repellent in advance, otherwise your legs will be easily bitten. • There may be a lot of people taking photos at Earthworm Hill. If you want to take a beautiful solo photo, you have to be patient and wait in line for a camera. • Take care of the park environment, don’t litter, and don’t pick plants at will.