This is in the same area as the Kuanzhai Alley, with similar buildings, and basically a step in the past offering modern shopping, eating and drinking. If you have the time and energy walk through it and soak up the atmosphere; after all it is...More

Went to the Jinli street with lots of hopes but what found was so many vendors selling different stuff. However, a night walk is more colorful. If you prefer buying traditional Chinese handicrafts, this place can be recommended. Avoid weekend evenings, too many people.

This was a lot like several other pedestrian zones we've visited on our trip. It had a lot of clothing and souvenir shops, many open to bargaining. There were also many places that sold Sichuan peppercorns, peppers, & hot pot concentrate. The street food looked...More

It is definitely worth a visit, but it is designed as a tourist trap. I would go straight after a seeing Wenshu Temple as it is next door.

A well known walking street popular with Chinese tourists and locals for the Chengdu snacks in infinite abundance. These aren't Cheetos or nachos. We're talking spicy, odds and ends of most things that crawl, slither, or contain rice flour. Quite crowded and busy. Some short...More

I got a shuttle bus from the panda research centre to this street and enjoyed wandering through the hustle bustle carnival like atmosphere and was brave enough to try various street snacks . Souvenirs were relatively cheap ( but I didn't know that at the...More

This market is touted as a night market but it lacks all the qualities of a true night market. It was basically an outdoor shopping mall. It felt more like a street out of Disneyland than a Chinese night market.