Shenzhen

The Wider Community – Shenzhen

MHIS is located within the Mission Hills Shenzhen resort, which, together with its adjoining Mission Hills Dongguan resort, stretches over 20-square kilometers. This amazing complex is know as the world's largest golf resort, with twelve 18-hole championship courses designed by golf's greatest legends and architects. The resort offers top-tier golf and tennis academies, clubhouses, hotels and spa facilities. Over two decades, several million trees have been planted and water features added to create an unrivaled pastoral setting, with many rolling hills and nature trails to hike and enjoy – making this an exceptional and tranquil green oasis!

Soon to open in 2015 and adjacent to MHIS is the area's only H.O.P.S.C.A. (hotel, offices, parks, shopping malls, clubs and apartments) development. MH Centreville is the centerpiece -- a one-stop shopping, entertainment, leisure and business hub, featuring more than 200 international brands, including an Olympic size 800-meter ice skating rink (managed by SIYO) and a Brunswick Bowling Center.

  • Mission Hills Shenzhen
  • Mission Hills Dongguan
  • Mission Hills Golf Academies
  • Mission Hills Spa
  • Mission Hills Country Club
  • Mission Hills Centreville
  • MH Mall
  • MH Centreville Hard Rock Hotel
  • MH Centreville Apartments
  • Mission Hills Residences Shenzhen
  • Mission Hills Residences Dongguan
  • Transportation to Mission Hills
  • Great sceneries nearby in Shenzhen
  • Great sceneries nearby in Dongguan

Shenzhen is a vibrant, modern, bustling city of 15 million people. It is south China's major financial and manufacturing center as well as home to the Shenzhen Stock Exchange and headquarters of numerous high-tech companies. For more online resources regarding Shenzhen, please click below:

  • http://www.shenzhenstuff.com/
  • http://www.shenzhenparty.com/
  • http://www.wikishenzhen.com/
  • http://wikitravel.org/en/Shenzhen
  • http://www.travelchinaguide.com/cityguides/guangdong/shenzhen/

Also some maps at:

  • http://www.centamap.com/gc/home.aspx (3D map of Hong Kong)
  • http://sz.edushi.com/ (3D map of Shenzhen)