Theme park with miniature world landmarks — great for photos and an easy introduction to Shenzhen's themed attractions; opens ~9:00am so mid-morning is ideal to avoid crowds.
Converted factory district with galleries, cafes and boutiques — relaxed arts walk, open ~10:00–19:00 and free to enter; nice contrast to theme-park morning.
Large park with scaled historic sites and folk-culture shows — good for seeing a variety of Chinese regional architecture and performances; opens ~9:00am.
Artist studios and galleries specializing in reproductions and original works — interesting for art lovers and souvenirs; most shops open midday to evening.
Note: Shanghai Museum in People’s Square is closed on Mondays — if your day is a Monday, visit the China Art Museum (Power Station of Art) or the Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center instead (both open ~9:00–17:00).
Morning flight to Hong Kong International Airport; opt for Hong Kong Airlines, Cathay, or Chinese carriers — arrivals usually mid to late morning/noon depending on schedule.
Take the Peak Tram or bus up to Victoria Peak for panoramic Hong Kong Island views; Peak Tram operates early to late night (tram & Sky Terrace tickets available).
Scenic cable-car ride to Ngong Ping and the Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha); cable car operates roughly 10:00–18:00 depending on season — check for maintenance days.
Traditional fishing village with stilt houses and local salted-fish stalls; short boat trips show the village and possible pink dolphin-spotting routes (availability varies).