The redeveloped Huanggang Port began operations on October 12, 2026, raising planned capacity to 200,000 passenger trips per day and introducing joint clearance procedures designed to reduce border-processing times.
The redeveloped Huanggang Port on the Hong Kong–Shenzhen boundary officially began round-the-clock operations on October 12, 2026. The facility is designed to handle 200,000 passenger trips per day, approximately five times the capacity of the former checkpoint. It is a major land-border gateway connecting Hong Kong with mainland China.
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