Shenzhen | Ancient Village City Walk Aohu Art Village

| Ancient Village City Walk Aohu Art Village. Shenzhen| Ancient Village City Walk 🚶‍♀️🎭Aohu Art Village ✅✅✅Aohu Art Village Aohu Art Village is a century-old Hakka village with many watchtowers and ancient houses. Its unique artistic atmosphere attracts many artists 👩‍🎨 to live and create here, 🎨 forming the largest art community in Shenzhen. The walls, ground, and corners are full of unique marks left by artists. 👾 There are very few tourists in the village, and there are almost no people on weekend afternoons. 🧑‍🎨 There are many graffiti on the walls, 🚶‍♀️ you can see them just by walking around. Many houses in the village are relatively primitive, and they do look like ancient villages 📜. There are several private kitchens in the village, but I didn't eat there because I went there in the afternoon. If you want to go, you can try it at mealtime. Artistic atmosphere Artists gathering: Since 2012, a group of artists have come here one after another. Now, 60 to 70 artists have settled here, covering various art categories such as Chinese painting, oil painting, printmaking, sculpture, pottery, music, drama, writing, paper cutting, and dance. Rich art activities: Various art exhibitions and activities are often held, such as the large-scale art exhibition "New Beginning - Aohu·Discovery", which attracts many artists to participate with their works. The exhibited works cover modern and contemporary art categories such as oil painting, ink painting, sculpture, installation, and photography. Awards In 2022, Aohu Art Village won the title of Guangdong Cultural and Tourism Characteristic Village. Tourist information Opening hours: Open all day, but some art exhibitions may have specific opening hours, so it is recommended to check in advance. Ticket information: Free admission. 📍Aohu Art Village 🚇Exit B, Niuhu Station, Line 4, 13-minute walk 🅿️Convenient parking for self-driving ✅Half-day tour recommended route Edixia Village ➡️ Aohu Art Village ➡️ Guanlan Print Village