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Q: best boarder in shenzhen to make U-turn

i live in bantian i have 2 entries in my visa i want to know which best bordear i can use to make walk U-turn back fastly .

 

   thank u

11 years 26 weeks ago in  General  - Shenzhen

 
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Time of day is probably more important that which of the borders you chose. But why don't you go to HK or Macau and make a day of it ? 

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Shenzhen bay.  Walk across and walk back.

 

But as Scan says, you should try to make a day of it.

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I live in Shenzhen too, ScotsAlan is correct.

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I usually use Luohu, and stay in HK few days/weeks.

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Yeah but at Luohu you can't walk straight back. You need to go one stop on the MTR. Plus if you choose the wrong time of day it can be hell with the queues. 

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I use the Ferry boats from Shekou port.

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I hope you are not an English teacher.  It is border, not boarder.

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luohu is best optione

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Luohu except early in the morning and in the evening when it's a free-for-all chaos at Luohu, better take Futian at that time.

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