Dongguan Gudu
Dongguan Gudu
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Naomi D
Shanghai, China29 contributions
Sep 2016 • Friends
from 2016, Yangzhou offers travel bicycles to rent, just scan the QR code if you have Alipay, first hour is free, one hour for 1 RMB, tops 20RMB per day.
There're several spots offering this service near Dongguan Gudu, very convenient to tour around the city by bike.
And it's near the Dongguan Street with former residence of Jiang Zemin (former chairman of China) and Zhu Ziqing (writer).
There're several spots offering this service near Dongguan Gudu, very convenient to tour around the city by bike.
And it's near the Dongguan Street with former residence of Jiang Zemin (former chairman of China) and Zhu Ziqing (writer).
Written January 28, 2017
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Sakura_dara
Singapore, Singapore7 contributions
Sep 2016 • Business
The overall place is beautiful and it's a great place for shopping. So many shops selling variety of products and souveniers .. from tea, little knick knacks, snacks to ocarina, ukulele. It's a must-go if you are visiting Yangzhou. I would definitely visit this place if I go to Yangzhou again in future!
Written September 30, 2016
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RobertByrnes
Brisbane, Australia15 contributions
Aug 2014 • Solo
One of the top 10 ancient streets in China according to the information at the entrance. Worth a look some old buildings and some nice gardens. Very commercialised now with many tourist shops and I wonder if the ancients had to continually dodge motor scoters? Didn't see many other western tourists, seems to be visited by locals and other Chinese. Good coffee at the Coffee house. Yangzhou is a friendly city but appears to be off the beaten track.
Written August 9, 2014
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onyxovic
Bardejov, Slovakia65 contributions
Aug 2018 • Friends
Night in oldtown nice to see that place what i was realy surprised it was old houses is used for shops restaurant no one museum or something how people live before... most commercial place...
Written August 28, 2018
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kimwan83
Doha, Qatar96 contributions
May 2018 • Friends
Depending on the time of year you go, this street can be very crowded. However, if you go past the main section and in neighboring areas you will discover little gems. It is easy enough to find methods of avoiding the masses of people. Plenty of historic sites peppered along as well, so it's worth a visit despite not being as famous as counterparts in other cities but just as fantastic. If you don't like crowds try to go during low season e.g cold weather. However, in China crowds are a given so I'd suggest to just find alleys or side streets that are less crowded.
Written June 18, 2018
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YouBo94
94 contributions
Dec 2016 • Solo
I think that it was pleasant to pass by this monument, but frankly speaking, it doesn't have any particularity.
Written December 30, 2016
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yrret02
Winnipeg, Canada95 contributions
Feb 2016 • Friends
lots of small shops with thousand if Chines people all milling around..this is a MUST if you go to Yangzhou
Written February 19, 2016
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viviensin
Hong Kong450 contributions
Mar 2015 • Couples
It is a ancient wharf of the famous Grand Canal. I like its night view. It is so peaceful to walk along the Yangzhou city via this Grand Canal. At this spot, you can start another must to visit Dongguan Ancient Street. Lots of food and shopping awaiting for you.
Written June 10, 2015
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CHLo1980
Singapore, Singapore30 contributions
Mar 2015 • Business
Good for a leisure walk along the old jetty point, full of history. Quite beautiful at night with all the lighting.
Written April 6, 2015
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Raymond W
Townsville, Australia4,535 contributions
Dec 2014 • Couples
Dongguan Historic Walking Street promotes itself as one of the 10 best historic walking streets in China, and this does not seem a completely outlandish claim. With its flagstone streets, rows of 100 year old Qing Dynasty shops and its reconstruction of the Sung Dynasty city wall, it offers an attractive and engaging escape from the concrete drabness of so much of modern Jiansgu. You should definitely come here- perhaps to try Yangzhou noodles or fried rice- if you are in town. It is easy to spend a pleasant hour or two here, looking in souvenir shops, eating local delicacies and perhaps visiting the Ge Garden, a famous bamboo garden located in the district.
If you have been a long time in China, you will not be dazzled by this place. It is not as good as the old streets in Tunxi, Anhui or Suzhou, Jiangsu, but it is much better than the ubiquitous pre-fabricated 'old' streets you find in some modern Chinese cities.
If you have been a long time in China, you will not be dazzled by this place. It is not as good as the old streets in Tunxi, Anhui or Suzhou, Jiangsu, but it is much better than the ubiquitous pre-fabricated 'old' streets you find in some modern Chinese cities.
Written January 8, 2015
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