I wonder why my friends even suggested going here.It is like a crowded mall with food and tourist souvenirs but out doors. I imagine it was a great place to visit when authentic before renovation. You can skip this site but ok to visit temple...More

mostly junk for sale. some decent dining options. very popular area for chinese tourists. worth a short walk around.

One of the blatant attempts at commercialising amazing Chinese history. Street was recently renovated and refurbished to make look more appealing to tourists and help them get rid of their savings. Tourist trap, hardly anything more- bad,overpriced food, Starbucks and McDonald's on the corner, tourists...More

We had a great time cruising round jinli street. Yes it was packed, yes there were knick knacks everywhere but thats all part of the fun in China. Lads smoking their darts, people yelling and screaming, munching on all kinds of different foods. The people...More

It's one of those "preserved piece of old China" byways. If you're in Chengdu, it's fine. There is a nice teahouse.

Nice street to visit and to walk around and see all the small shops and even sit down and have a drink and listen to music

By living in the city for more than five years, it is a guaranteed great place to go. There is a whole street of street food - although the prices aren't negotiable. However, they were DELICIOUS! Honestly, the top thing I miss was the street...More

I have been in Chengdu for two weeks and Jinli was by far the best part of my trip, we went back four times. Lots of souvenir and traditional Chinese shops and there are many food places/restaurants. Even just walking around is great as there...More

The market was very crowded, lots of food vendors and even Starbucks, lots of shops too. Shops would not negotiate prices as in other night markets.

The street has ancient buildings that are now used for cafes, restaurants, souvenir shops of all kinds. It is definitely worthwhile to visit especially if you have an interest in Three Kingdoms relics.