Luohu Port

Luohu Port is an important land port connecting Luohu, Shenzhen, and the New Territories, Hong Kong, and is one of the earliest passenger channels opened between Shenzhen and Hong Kong. The port was officially named and opened in July 1950. Over the following decades, it has witnessed the ups and downs of personnel exchanges between Shenzhen and Hong Kong, serving as a unique node for experiencing the historical integration of the two cities. The port is connected to Hong Kong by a railway bridge and a pedestrian bridge. After clearing customs, you can directly transfer to the MTR East Rail Line to travel to various parts of Hong Kong, making it one of the most direct land routes into Hong Kong. For residents of both Shenzhen and Hong Kong, crossing at Luohu has long been a daily habit. The busy inspection channels, the bustling crowds, and the years carried by the historic railway bridge spanning the Shenzhen River together form the unique urban character of this place—it is not just a customs clearance node in a geographical sense, but also a place of collective memory for the decades of reunions and departures between the two cities.