ถนนคนเดินจิ๋นหลี (Jinli Ancient Street) ที่เฉิงตู

🏛️ History It has been around since before the Qin Dynasty, around 1,800 years ago, and during the Three Kingdoms period (220–280AD), it was an important trading area of the Shu Empire. The building has now been renovated in the architectural style of the Qing Dynasty and is connected to the Wuhou Temple, which was newly opened in 2004 and has won awards. "The Most Beautiful Street in the World" by CNN Travel in 2019 🧭 Getting there 🚄Metro: Take Line 3 to Gaoshengqiao Station (高升桥) and walk for about 10–15 minutes 🚌Bus: Line 1, 57, 77, 82, 334, 335 or G97 and get off at Wuhou Shrine/Wuhouci stop 🚗Taxi or Didi: About 15–20 minutes from the city center ⏰ Opening and closing hours ✳️The street is open 24 hours, but shops are usually open around 9:00–22:00 or 10:00–22:00 ❇️Some restaurants may open until 23:00 and chill bars may stay open late 🛍️ What to buy 1. Souvenir shops: ✴️Embroidered Shu Embroidery), stencil works, pottery works, lacquerware, rice grain inscription brushes ✴️ Panda souvenirs – from hats, key chains to dolls 2. Local food and desserts: ✴️ Mala and street food such as dandan noodles, sweet buns, cold tofu, sugar-coated glutinous rice, glutinous rice balls, Bo Bo Chicken, dry and spicy including Rabbit Head is often found 3. Live art and culture experiences: 🪅 Shadow puppetry, sugar painting, clay sculpture, Sichuan Opera on an outdoor stage such as face-changing 4. Teahouses and cafes: 👑 There are many traditional teahouses such as Shu Feng Ya Yun, Lao Liu, where music or opera is served with charms 🎁 Recommended items to buy ❇️ Shu Embroidery and lacquerware – exquisite, rare works ❇️ Panda brushes Or funny keychains ❇️Sugar Painting – You can buy it or watch it being made on a tray, then buy it to take home ❇️Ceramic tea set – Authentic Japanese and Chinese goodies ❇️Cute clay or clay sculptures, make them as souvenirs or show yourself 🕒 Best time to visit 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Walk for about 1–3 hours for the most fun 🏨Go in the evening to night (17:00–21:00), red lanterns are lit up and night shows are happening right away 🏡Peak from March–June and September–November, the weather is cool and comfortable ✅A few tips ✴️Recommend going in the evening, there will be a lot of people, but the atmosphere is the best ✴️If you like taking pictures Recommend taking photos at Fushou Alley or Huanglongtan, which have beautiful lights. 💚💚💚💚💚💚 Pang is on a tight budget and lacks language skills. Auntie can go...you can too. FB Human Auntie, Crazy Backpacker #Traveling to China by yourself #Traveling to Chengdu by yourself #Good quality content