Jinli Ancient Street, one of the oldest shopping streets in Chengdu, dates back to the Three Kingdoms period and stretches for 1,148 feet just east of Wuhou Temple. Restored in 2004, this historical lane is paved with green flagstone and lined with shops, restaurants, and food stalls. The traditional architecture of the buildings, with their wooden facades and red lanterns, creates a vibrant and authentic atmosphere. Visitors can stroll along the street, sample local snacks, and browse through an array of handicrafts and souvenirs, immersing themselves in the rich cultural heritage of the region.
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