This is not your typical city tour—this is a journey through the world’s biggest, busiest, and most unique places, all in one city. You will visit:

1. World’s Largest Used Car Showroom - Won Guinness Record

2. World's largest Gold Trading Centre

3. The World’s First UFO-Shaped Robotics Restaurant

4. World’s Busiest Land Border Crossing with Luxury Brand Shopping

5. China’s Only Government-Regulated Antique Market

6. World’s Largest Used Car Showroom
   Start at a place that feels more like an airport than a dealership. Recognised by Guinness World Records for the largest indoor used car trading hall in the world. Thousands of vehicles sit under one roof—from everyday cars to rare luxury models.

But beyond the scale, you’ll learn how China’s massive consumer car market works, how trust is built in high-value transactions, and why Shenzhen leads in automotive circulation and trade.

1. Global Gold & Jewellery Capital
   Next, step into the beating heart of China’s jewellery industry. This is the largest gold and jewellery trading hub in China, supplying retailers across China and beyond.

Walk through the streets of buildings that are dedicated to gold, jade, diamonds, and custom design. Your guide will reveal how pricing works, why Shenzhen dominates this industry, and how trends are created here before reaching the rest of the world.

1. The World’s First UFO-Shaped Robotics Restaurant
   Enter a futuristic dining space that looks like it landed from another planet. Your meal is served via a UFO-shaped robot. It’s not just a novelty—it’s a glimpse into how technology is reshaping service industries in China. Watch machines replace repetitive labour and experience what “the future of dining” actually looks like today.

2. World’s Busiest Land Border Crossing with Luxury Shopping
   Around the border is a huge commercial district with over 1,500 shops, including hidden stores offering luxury-style goods. Browse watches, handbags, shoes, clothing, and accessories inspired by major luxury brands, and discover the behind-the-scenes world of Shenzhen’s replica shopping scene.

3. China’s Only Government-Regulated Antique Market️
   End at a place where time itself is traded. This is China’s only government-approved cultural relic supervision market, and the largest hub for Pu’er tea trading—often called “drinkable antiques.”

Some teas here are aged for decades and increase in value like fine wine. Learn how to identify quality, understand the culture behind tea ageing, and experience a side of China that blends history, investment, and daily life.

Why This Tour Is Different

1. Visit world-record, world-first, and one-of-a-kind locations
2. Hear real local stories you won’t find online
3. Explore places tourists rarely discover on their own such as hidden inspired shops