LandmarkLuohu: the Border Crossing and Old Shenzhen
MAN KAM TO PORT (WENJINDU) · WENJINDU KOU'AN
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VERIFIED2026.09.23Luohu: the Border Crossing and Old Shenzhen · 22.541°N 114.127°E
No ticketingPassport needed
The quiet crossing between Luohu and Liantang, open 07:00-22:00, and the numbers show why: the port office puts its daily passenger flow at a little over 4,000, against Luohu's 170,000, across 18 inbound and 18 outbound lanes. Opened in 1978 - one of only two land crossings Shenzhen had before reform and opening - it is still mostly a goods port, the road by which Hong Kong gets its live and fresh produce, and it is the end of national highway G107. On the Hong Kong side it is Man Kam To, reached by the Wah Tung and Yue Gang cross-boundary coaches from Sheung Shui Landmark North rather than by rail.
AddressHuangbei Subdistrict, Luohu District - north of Yanhe South Road, south onto the Shenzhen River, east of Luohu port and west of Liantang; the end of national highway G107 (深圳市罗湖区黄贝街道，沿河南路 1188 号)Verified · 2025-10Source ↗Navigate ↗
EntranceMetro Line 9 Wenjin station, exit B, about 350 m in a straight line (port office); buses 2, 5, M445 and M468 stop at Wenjindu Kou'an on both sides of Yanhe South Road
Last verified 2026-09-23
How to book
None; cross-boundary coach tickets from the operatorVerified · 2025-10Source ↗
ID details
Passport required. Passport with a valid Chinese visa or other visa-free basis; foreign passports are not on the published list of documents eligible for the face-scan smart lanes
Paying on site
No ticket. Cross-boundary coaches are sold by the operators (Wah Tung, Yue Gang); Metro Line 9 from 2 yuan, foreign cards tap straight on the gate
Language
Information desk on the ground floor of the arrivals hall by the panoramic lift at the north exit - directions, first-aid kit, free wifi, charging, wheelchairs, lost property, umbrella hire, hot water (port office)