Fabulous street to witness the civilisation who invented / used extensively the paper, the calligraphy brushes, ink and ink stones. People took a lot of pride in their craft and goods..,

A wide area of artists shops this street is a must see if you want some cultural immersion. I thought the prices for everything was reasonable and exploring the street and side alleys was a joy. My partner and I had a stamp made of...More

This street is basically for tourists. People working at the different shops lining both sides of the street wears special clothes and prices of food is also more expensive than in the Muslim quarter. If you have time, go to the real deal.

I love the vibes here, it reminds me of school days, there are shops selling writing paper, ink, ink blotter, old books, painting brush. The buildings are quaint and pretty and you get a glimpse of local folks going about their daily lives in the...More

this street is filled with chinese calligraphy shops, papers, brushes and even painting.. so only interesting for people who want to see or learn about this. you can see even how some of these stuffs are done. lots of painting shops too, maybe not very...More

The street is a must, but only if you have time. It is not as good as it was a few years ago. A lot of a shop selling art and tools for art.

Not really a attraction in itself but lovely to pass through if you looking for art stuff, calligraphy pens