Fuxing Road Pedestrian Street

Fuxing Road, like the "border between Chu and Han," connects the entire ancient city. The bluestone paved road bears the traces of time, while the river beside the street flows with the tenderness of the ancient city.

Walking on Fuxing Road means walking in the long river of the past and in the historical traces of the prosperity of the past.

As the city's main thoroughfare, Fuxing Road has witnessed the changes of dynasties, and even today, it still offers a glimpse into its former prosperity. The street food, bustling crowds, exquisite handicrafts, and folk songs that circulate through the streets and alleys all create a lively and vibrant atmosphere.

Fuxing Road Pedestrian Street is a pedestrian street in Dali. It is a pedestrian street that sells tourist products with local characteristics such as tie-dye clothing, Heqing silver jewelry, marble handicrafts, Burmese jade, Pu'er tea, and preserved fruits.

This is one of Dali's more interesting streets, running north-south through the entire ancient city, with Wuhua Tower located in the middle. It's lined with shops on both sides, bustling with tourists, and there are also many temporary stalls, which is very interesting.

There are still many snacks on Fuxing Road Pedestrian Street.

The things sold in the store are basically sold all over the country.

Food, things to use, and things to play with... everything is available.

It's very lively day and night

There are so many people, it's very lively and there are many small shops to visit.

All ancient cities are the same. The only differences are the local specialties, the surrounding scenery, the tourists passing by, and your mood at the time.

Classical streets with distinctive features, showcasing the past and present, and historical heritage

The history of Dali Ancient City can be traced back to the Tianbao period of the Tang Dynasty. The current ancient city was built in the 15th year of the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty (1382 AD). There is a moat outside the ancient city and a city wall around it. There is a gate in the east, west, south and north, all with a city tower, and there are corner towers at the four corners.



A main street runs through the city from south to north, and deep streets and alleys crisscross from west to east. The city is covered with tiled roofs and cobblestone walls, showing the simplicity, uniqueness and elegance of the ancient city.

While there's no designated pedestrian street within Dali Old Town, the upper section of Renmin Road, the stretch from the south gate of Fuxing Road to Yu'er Road, and Foreigner Street are must-see pedestrian zones for tourists. For tour groups, the pedestrian streets of Dali Old Town are Fuxing Road and Foreigner Street, while for travelers, Renmin Road is the pedestrian street. This area is lined with shops selling a variety of tie-dyed fabrics, ethnic clothing, silverware, and Yunnan specialties like erkuai (rice cakes) and rushan (fermented milk fan).

Dali Ancient Town has a sound business model and rich Bai culture.

It's a beautiful and lively ancient city. It's nice to go shopping here at night when there's nowhere else to go.

I spent the whole night here, just to help digest the food after dinner. I unexpectedly bought tiger-head shoes and ethnic clothing, which I gave to my niece.

There are beautiful shops on both sides of Dali Ancient Town, wrapped with flowers and plants everywhere, and there are very beautiful Dongba paper lanterns.

The commercial atmosphere is too strong, which affects its charm.

The pedestrian street of Dali Ancient Town brings together the local characteristics of Dali. On this street, you can buy food, drinks, toys and decorations. In short, the ancient town here has been built into the most popular literary and ancient area.

The story of time and the ups and downs of the years



The charm of Dali Ancient Town lies in its diversity: bustling downtown bars, unexpected encounters, independent thinkers, and like-minded art luminaries...



A thousand-year-old city with a soft soul, rich customs, and abundant food. Beneath its commercial facade, it exudes a leisurely and peaceful life, and the natural charm of love and beauty.

Love it here, but time flies by so fast.

The pedestrian street is full of boutiques with all kinds of stuff. I bought two copper coins and spent 10 dollars. There is nothing fun for boys, but for girls, it is a holy place. It was drizzling at the time, which made it even more helpless.

I feel that all the ancient cities are similar. I still prefer Lijiang Ancient City.

The ancient and charming atmosphere, with the low white clouds, is particularly beautiful, matching the temperament of the ancient city. It really feels great, even if you don't buy anything, it's very pleasant to take a walk with a good mood!

Yunnan, with its ancient style and charm, gives me the feeling of being slow and is especially suitable for enjoying life.

An old street, selling all kinds of things, that's all.

Dali Ancient Town is nice to visit~

There are various snacks, accessories, and a bar street.

The most common shops are all kinds of flower cakes

The yogurt with flowers is delicious. You must eat the roasted durian, it is especially sweet.

Generally speaking, there are quite a lot of places to visit in Dali Ancient Town. At least I have been there several times.

So I still recommend going there❤❤

We joined a tour group and walked around to see the flowers, but we still wanted more! We recommend staying for a day or two to fully experience the charm of Dali Ancient City!

Dali Ancient Town's urban streets still maintain the checkerboard-like grid structure of the Ming and Qing dynasties, earning it the nickname "Nine Streets and Eighteen Alleys." The city's uniform Qing Dynasty tiled roofs and cobblestone walls create a simple, unique, and elegant atmosphere. The pedestrian streets in Dali Ancient Town are rich in ethnic charm. After a rainy day, strolling along the streets reveals fresh air and clean streets lined with unique shops, bars, snacks, and small commodities.

There is no street called "pedestrian street" in Dali Ancient City, but Renmin Road, the area from the south gate of Fuxing Road to Yu'er Road, and Foreigner Street are pedestrian streets that tourists must visit.

You must go to Dali Ancient Town. Walking on the historical footprints of hundreds of years ago, the mood is still quite surging.

The ancient city buildings have well preserved the old style and are very comfortable.

The ancient city is quite large and well-preserved, with four complete gates. It is very lively at night and has a strong commercial atmosphere. However, there are many beautiful women, so it is nice to stroll around when you have nothing to do.

The scenery with small bridges and flowing water is beautiful, and the commercial atmosphere on the street is very strong.

There are many ethnic costumes, accessories, antiques, totem bars in the commercial street.

It's quite big, with lots of clothes and food for sale, as well as some musical instruments and jade. You can go sightseeing, but remember to bargain.

Yes, a lot of clothes are cheap, and there are many beautiful women

Slow down, you must slow down, the surrounding area can keep you here for two or three days!

There were a lot of people, and I kept hearing the song "Little Baby". It felt okay.

I took an overnight train to Dali. It was still morning when I arrived at the ancient city. It was so beautiful, the sky was very blue, and it was early spring when everything comes back to life.

The ancient city is bustling with activity, packed from morning till night. Mornings are filled with tourists enjoying the sights, while nights bring revelry to the bars. Many of Dali's residents have left, and Dali is no longer theirs. While many might say Dali is becoming increasingly commercialized, it still feels like spring all year round. Some still begin their dreams here, while others, likewise, bury them.

It feels great, with snare drum music all over the streets~~~~~~~~~~~~

It is suitable for strolling, noisy or quiet, depending on which street you walk. The blue sky and white clouds, the straight streets, the small bridges and flowing water beside the road are different from the Jiangnan area, but they have their own unique flavor.

The commercial atmosphere is too strong, but it is quite unique to go shopping and the prices are not high!

The whole street is filled with bustling crowds and a wide variety of goods from small shops with various ethnic characteristics.

Not bad, suitable for strolling, but there are many tourists

When I have nothing to do, I like to go shopping in the ancient streets. The decoration styles of various shops are very different, and I can appreciate them slowly.

It feels better than in Lijiang, but there are really too many people. There are many artistic shops, and I guess young girls will like it more.

It's quite lively inside and there are many things to see.

Every ancient city or town has a pedestrian street. You might think you can find everything you want online, but travel is more about experiencing the atmosphere! Anyway, if you're there, you have to take a stroll.

There are really a lot of people during the National Day holiday.

Never buy flower cakes with free shipping. The flower cakes you taste locally are definitely different from the ones you buy.

This is the flower biscuit I bought. The petals are not crushed at all. The lady boss is very kind. The address I provided is absolutely authentic and valid.

I visited the pedestrian street of Dali Ancient Town in the evening. The street was full of people returning to the city after visiting Cangshan Mountain and Erhai Lake during the day.

The city's straight and straight streets retain the ancient style, lined with souvenir shops, bars, and restaurants. More interesting are the silver jewelry shops and local textile shops, which better reflect the local traditional craftsmanship.

In the past, the sun set slowly. Walking here, it seems as if I am seeing scenes from the past.

Dali Ancient Town is a place with rich history and culture, with stories everywhere. Unfortunately, it has become commercialized.

The pedestrian street is always crowded, but it's okay to go there at night to join in the fun.

The small streets and shops in Dali Ancient Town are very interesting and worth visiting.

I have been wandering around for more than ten days and I am familiar with every corner.

The combination of commerce and boutiques will bring you many interesting shops that are worth a visit.

Like most ancient towns in China, it has no special features. Just consider it a visit.

The scale is not very large, so you won't feel tired when shopping. The shops are mainly bars, clothing stores, hand drum shops, flower cake shops, as well as some snacks and coffee shops.

When we went there, the cherry blossoms were in full bloom. Although it is the off-season in Dali at this time, there were still a lot of people there. It was so crowded that you couldn't even get a private place to take pictures.

There are many streets in the ancient city, but for convenience, there are two types of tour buses that can go to the main streets and attractions. This is worth praising. It is like a bus in a big city. After having a full meal or seeing the scenery, it is very pleasant to walk around the ancient city.

It is a place that requires you to stroll around slowly. The fine goods in the ancient city are a bit more expensive, so it is slightly cheaper to buy small fine goods outside the ancient city. If you meet some elderly people buying things, you can bargain for a lower price. But be careful not to be cheated.

Overall, the area felt less ethnic, with some of the ten-yuan shops, jewelry stores, and clothing stores you'd find anywhere. The bars were generally quite busy, so if you prefer a quieter atmosphere, you'll need to find one. If you get tired of walking around the old town, you can take the convenient electric cart.

The ancient city is beautiful at night. It is very prosperous. Foreigner Street, Fuxing Road and Renmin Road are very lively.

It is a very distinctive ancient street with food and fun, it is worth visiting.

The first thing on the Dali Ancient Town Pedestrian Street is the city gate, inside which are small shops with unique characteristics. There are many small toys with local customs and characteristics. The buildings also have certain characteristics, which is suitable for strolling around and shopping!

This was my second visit to Dali Ancient Town Pedestrian Street. Compared to Lijiang's Dayan Pedestrian Street, this place boasts a vibrant commercial atmosphere and is incredibly lively. The Dali specialty snack, Yangji Rushan (Fried Shrimp with Milk Fan), is quite good. Each of the unique shops is tempting to browse, but finding the perfect finds can be challenging, as most vendors sell items commonly found in tourist attractions nationwide. At night, Foreigner Street resembles a bar street, with live bands and a lively atmosphere.

After a short rest at the inn, we set off to wander the ancient city that afternoon! The guidebook mentioned Renmin Road and Yangren Street as the busiest streets in the ancient city. These two streets run parallel to each other, with Yangren Street being the busiest of all. We started at Erhai Gate, followed Renmin Road, and then detoured back to Yangren Street.

After exiting Kezhan Hutong, I learned that the courtyard opposite Erhai Gate is called Dayuanzi Village. At the entrance to the village, there are many signposts for guesthouses, each with its own unique charm. The charming shops along Renmin Road are also quite captivating. Along the way, there are many people asking girls to braid colorful braids. For 10 yuan, you can get 4-6 strands. In the ancient city, there's a constant stream of girls wearing ethnic bell-bottom pants and shawls, with colorful braids on their heads. Shops selling ethnic clothing abound along the street! Among the famous snacks in the ancient city, I tried Rushan (milk fan) and Juansi (curled silk). Juansi isn't anything special, but Rushan is made from milk flakes, smeared with syrup, then rolled on bamboo sticks and grilled over a charcoal stove. It's incredibly sweet and I couldn't get used to it! There are also many vendors selling carved plums, a local specialty. Plum wine is said to be made from these carved plums!

As night falls, the bars on the ancient city's Foreigner Street come alive. Even the rain doesn't dampen the enthusiasm of the tourists! Although many of the small shops on the street are very modern, the bluestone pavement of this ancient city at the foot of Cangshan Mountain still retains traces of history!

Beautiful Dali has created beautiful Bai girls and hardworking people, and thousands of beautiful people are walking on a beautiful street.

Not bad, very good, but far worse than Lijiang Ancient Town.

Compared to Lijiang, Dali is much quieter. I suggest friends go to Dali first and then to Lijiang.

In this commercialized ancient city, you have to bargain when buying things. The small accessories are very southern in flavor, antique, and the bars are quite unique.

It was drizzling, and the commercial atmosphere inside was very strong. Maybe it was because of the rain, so it didn't feel very good.

Dali has a long history. Now you can feel the prosperity of the ancient city when you walk in. Walking on the bluestone floor, you can see the local characteristics and feel the ancient charm.

Hey, it's too big. I can't walk after walking for a whole day.

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Dali Ancient Town Pedestrian Street is the ancient town. It has become commercialized. There are almost no indigenous residents on the main street. It is full of shops. It is quite lively, but there are not many special snacks and it is not very attractive.