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A bustling "living portrait" of old Chengdu, featuring traditional architecture, folk arts, and a kaleidoscope of local snacks.
Located right next to Wuhou Shrine, Jinli was once the busiest commercial street of the Shu Kingdom. Today, it is a vibrant pedestrian lane filled with grey-brick buildings, glowing red lanterns, and traditional teahouses. It’s the perfect place to witness local folk arts like sugar painting and shadow puppetry, or to sample authentic street food. As evening falls, the street transforms into a romantic, neon-lit passage, capturing the lively and inclusive spirit of Chengdu’s urban soul.
A bustling "living portrait" of old Chengdu, featuring traditional architecture, folk arts, and a kaleidoscope of local snacks.