How long does it take to get back and forth on Dawangcun Highway?

It takes at least 5-6 hours to climb back and forth.

Dawang Village is located in the northeast bank of Shenzhen Reservoir, including Dawang, Xintian and Xinping, all located in Shenzhen Reservoir Water Source Protection Zone. The special geographical location endows Dawang Village with special tasks, and Dawang Village has made great contributions to this for many years. 1958 When the reservoir was built, Dawang Village became an immigrant village, and eight villages were merged into three. After the reservoir is repaired, we should always bear the heavy responsibility of protecting the water source. It is understood that with the development of Shenzhen, Dawang Village has been included in Shenzhen Special Zone, but due to the limitation of water source protection, many industrial projects cannot be built here; At the same time, the village spends a lot of money to improve the environment every year.

The Zhang family in Dawang Village has a long history. Its ancestor moved to Meizhou from Shiqudu, Fujian, and spread to the fourteenth ancestor Zhang. During the Ming Dynasty (1567- 1572), he moved from Meizhou to Kaijili Village, Dawang County, guangzhou fu. Zhang was the ancestor of the Zhang family in Dawang Village. Buried in Baishikeng after death. Zhang's descendants are diligent in reclamation and farming, and there are many descendants. They are 447 years old. They are one of the Hakka people who developed Shenzhen earlier and one of the few ancient Hakka villages in Shenzhen. Behind Dawang Village is Wu Tongshan Scenic Area, and in front is Shenzhen Reservoir Water Source Protection Area. Shenzhen Reservoir, with a water area of 3.65 square kilometers, accounts for 70% of the total water consumption in Hong Kong and 43% of the total water consumption in Shenzhen, and is known as the "Shenzhen-Hong Kong Water Tank". "The beautiful ecological environment is not only the wealth of the King, but also the wealth of Shenzhen people. In order to maintain this valuable ecological wealth, Dawang villagers also paid an economic price. "