Nestled on the southwest edge of Zhongshan city, Shenwan town greets you. Shenwan’s charm isn’t just in its tranquil setting. It’s a town of contrasts, where bustling industry meets rich agricultural tradition. In 2020, Shenwan was home to 38,872 people. Its land stretches across 59 square kilometers. Shenwan is a town on the move, a blend of old and new, constantly evolving yet holding onto its roots. Speaking of roots, Shenwan’s pineapples are legendary. You’ll see street vendors showcasing these sweet treats. Beyond pineapples, Shenwan boasts a diverse economy. Nearly 300 industrial enterprises call Shenwan home, specializing in everything from textiles and air conditioners to toys and cosmetics. The town’s agricultural prowess extends beyond its famous pineapples. Rice paddies flourish, fish and shrimp farms thrive, and unique delicacies like petty-field worms tempt adventurous palates. And don’t forget the pineapple flowers and greenhouse fruits! Shenwan’s location is key. Just 20 kilometers from downtown Zhongshan and 30 kilometers from Zhuhai City’s Gongbei district, it’s easily accessible. The town is bordered by Sanxiang Town to the east, Banfu Town to the north, and Tanzhou Town to the south, with a bridge connecting it to Zhuhai’s Doumen County. Getting to Shenwan is a breeze, thanks to State Highway 105 and Provincial Highway 365. Even international travel is convenient. Both Zhuhai Airport and Macao Airport are within a 40-kilometer radius. Jiuzhou Port, Gaolan Port, and Zhongshan Port are all within 30 kilometers. And, of course, Shenwan has its own port, further facilitating import and export activities. Shenwan isn’t just a place to pass through; it’s a destination in itself. It’s a town where you can savor the sweetness of a locally grown pineapple. It is a place where you can explore the vibrant tapestry of industries and traditions. Shenwan invites you to experience its unique blend of dynamic progress and timeless charm.
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