Beizha Street

This street is packed with snacks and restaurants. But I went to a particularly good one. A very chic restaurant called Denghuo Lanshan Restaurant is right on this street. I stopped by last time and had a meal there. It has many riverfront locations, is affordable, and the food is delicious. Its prime riverfront location is a real shame to miss.

Xitang is a very lively street, suitable for strolling

The bars and coffee shops on this side of Beizha Street are very quiet. Locals still live in many places. Melodic tunes and the sound of radios can often be heard in the alleys. Life in the water town continues here.

Wuzhen, a place worth visiting, where you will be reluctant to leave and leave unforgettable memories...

It feels like West Street. I went there at night and during the day.

It feels great to take photos no matter it is day or night

The Jiangnan water town is unique and worth visiting.

I have been working here for nearly half a month. I have been almost everywhere in Beida Street and Madao Lane. It is really deserted hhh

I walked along the road and each alley in Xitang a little bit. Because I went there twice, I walked around more thoroughly. I personally like Xitang more. It is also a representative of the Jiangnan water town. It is quite good.

A street in Xitang Ancient Town, along the river, very quiet

Compared to the noisy bars on Tangdong Street, the bars and cafes on the Beizha Street side are much quieter, but the melodious tunes coming from the shops from time to time often make passers-by slow down their pace and turn their heads to look in the direction of the sound.

A north-south street, perpendicular to the Misty Rain Corridor, but much quieter than the Misty Rain Corridor

Walking on this street, looking at the dazzling array of goods, and taking a leisurely stroll is really a great feeling.

Xitang Rainbow Inn is located near Wolong Bridge in the Xitang Ancient Town scenic area, opposite the Yellow Rice Wine House and adjacent to the Misty Corridor. It offers an elegant environment and beautiful scenery. The hotel offers a variety of rooms, including single, double, and standard rooms, each with a king-size bed decorated with antique carvings. Rooms are fully equipped with free broadband internet access (some with computers), digital TVs, air conditioning, private bathrooms, and toiletries. Affordable accommodations are ideal for families and friends, where you can enjoy tea, conversation, and bamboo rafting by the river, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. We welcome you to stay.

Every street is lined with shops of all kinds. Beizha Street is probably the most famous, with the ferry terminal at the end. There are also many shops along the street.

They sell all kinds of ethnic-themed items at reasonable prices. Those who like ethnic styles can enjoy shopping. My friend and I each bought a few as souvenirs.

As soon as we entered the gate, we were on Beizha Street, which is located in Xitang Ancient Town. At the end of the street is the famous Wolong Bridge. Beizha Street is home to various shops, inns and restaurants, making it a popular street.

A must-go for anyone going to Xitang. It's very small and you can walk around it in an hour. There are all kinds of bars here, and at night the bars are colorful and lively, and the prices are not cheap. The environment here is very relaxing. I personally like it very much. It's very quiet, with small bridges, flowing water and people's homes. I will go again!

Walking on this street, looking at the dazzling array of goods, taking a leisurely walk, it really feels good.

It is basically enough to go to Xizha and Dongzha. In fact, it is not necessary to go here.

There is a street in Xitang Ancient Town that is very crowded with tourists. I remember there were many restaurants on this street. One of the restaurants even raised alpacas. They were not used for eating, but to attract customers.

The inn we booked was nearby. When we came back from the bar street at night, there were not many people here. It felt special to walk slowly. The years were quiet and peaceful.

There are very few local people, almost all of them are tourists, it is very crowded, and the public facilities need to be improved.

It's too commercialized now, it's meaningless

Walking on the narrow stone path in the corridor, it feels like going back to the Qing Dynasty, my favorite Li Wei is an official in the Jiangnan Water Village.

Personally, I think Beizha Street is an extension of the Misty Corridor.

Beizha Street is located in the ancient town of Xitang, and at the end of the street is the famous Wolong Bridge.

It is best to visit many bridges in Xitang when there is no more time, otherwise you will just rush through them with the crowds and not really know the differences between them.

Xitang, one of China's first ten famous historical and cultural towns, has been inscribed on UNESCO's tentative list for World Cultural Heritage. The old town boasts a 250,000-square-meter complex of well-preserved Ming and Qing dynasty buildings, a scale and exceptionally well-preserved site rarely seen in Jiangnan. The ancient Jiangnan waterside village landscape has shaped Xitang's rich natural landscape, with streets crisscrossed by rivers and residential buildings built alongside the water. Within the one-square-kilometer old town, there are 27 stone bridges, 122 ancient alleys, and over a thousand meters of covered corridors. Nearly 20 attractions are also featured, including the West Garden, Zhongfu Hall, Shipi Lane, Root Carving Museum, Button Museum, Holy Hall, Seven Lords Temple, and Ni Tianzeng's ancestral home.

After a day of sightseeing in Xitang, the weather was unpredictable in summer, with both blazing sunshine and torrential rain. We took shelter at Qiantang Renjia (a Chinese restaurant). It was lunchtime, and there were so many tourists lining up. Perhaps that's why everyone was rushing to try the food. Finally, I was hungry, and finally, I was treated to a delicious meal. It was a delightful experience to sit by the window and enjoy the view. I still savor the steamed pork with rice flour. Its glutinous texture left a lingering aftertaste. I'm going to try it again when I have time. It was fantastic!

Personally, I think Beizha Street is an extension of the Misty Rain Corridor. The things here are basically the same as those in the Misty Rain Corridor.

Xitang still has a strong commercial atmosphere, the only difference is that many local people still live there.

I went there twice, but I didn't buy tickets, so I didn't go into the attractions.

It is adjacent to the Misty Corridor, located by the river, and has various specialty shops.

In contrast, the alleys of Xitang are lined with stalls selling small items. However, they retain their local character and haven't become overly commercialized due to tourism. Take a stroll and experience the local life.

For the attractions in Xitang, I recommend 4 stars because Xitang is a place worth visiting, especially at night.

Beautiful, very nice environment. Beautiful, very nice environment.

The scenery of Jiangnan ancient town should be fresh to those who are not from Jiangnan. In fact, there are often such scenes in Shaoxing, such as Baji Bridge, the hometown of scholars, Cangqiao Street. Why did I advertise it? It’s just that I went to Xitang four years ago. At that time, I didn’t see the scenery, but saw the people who saw the scenery.

Connecting to Wolong Bridge, the corridor street is lined with a variety of snacks and souvenir shops. At night, the bright lights illuminate the dark tiles and gray walls.

Xizha is really worth a visit, with natural wind and shadows and many well-preserved buildings.

I met two dogs... One is probably a shaved Old English Sheepdog... The other is a silly little Samoyed... The little Samoyed is so cute...

The scenic spots in Xitang Ancient Town are quite good and full of ancient charm.

The most famous street, the Misty Corridor, is very charming.

A famous scenic spot in Xitang Scenic Area, you can walk there.

Xitang is not big. I stayed in the north gate of the scenic area and walked around Xitang many times in two days.

It's a great feeling, especially the bar street

I'm not commenting on this place, I locked it and unlocked it and it finally worked. I've been there and it's not bad.

Compared to the hustle and bustle of West Street and Bar Street, Beizha Street is much quieter and less crowded, so you can stroll along slowly!

Xitang is the most beautiful ancient town I have ever visited, and its development is also relatively reasonable.

A famous street in Xitang, with snack shops, handicrafts and other specialty shops.

It's a beautiful street, especially beautiful at night when the sun sets.

Beizha Street is located in Xitang, and at the end of the street is the famous Wolong Bridge. There are all kinds of shops on Beizha Street, and it is a good place to buy some souvenirs to take home.

Several famous small towns in China have fallen~~~

There are all kinds of special snacks and literary shops, selling everything.

Beizha Street is closely connected to the Misty Rain Corridor. After crossing the Yongning Bridge and walking straight ahead, you will reach Beishan Street, which is similar to the Misty Rain Corridor, and there is also a cute alpaca.

There are many specialty shops on the street, it's interesting to visit

There are many shops selling ethnic styles. I bought two. The decoration is very Chinese and comfortable. The street is full of paintings of misty Jiangnan. It is very beautiful.

Xitang is a great place for encounters. Drinking and listening to music in the bar street at night is very exciting. The ticket price is 100 yuan, which includes three combined tickets for small attractions. It seems that entry is free before 07:00 or after 17:00, or if you book a local inn, the owner will take you in for free. The food there is relatively cheap. Compared with other scenic spots where eating is very expensive, this place is still very cost-effective.

Beizha Street has many shops, delicious food and beautiful scenery along the way. It is a beautiful road.

The easternmost end is the Wolong Bridge Pier. It’s great to walk to the end and take a small boat!

One of the main streets, it has the characteristics of Xitang, with waterfront, covered corridors, lanterns, and Jiangnan style.

Walking on such a path requires cheongsam, oil-paper umbrella, and light rain.

In Xitang, we walked and ate, wandered through the ancient streets, and waited for the night to come.

Beizha Street is an ancient street on the west bank of the Xitang River. Covered with covered porches, it can also be described as a misty corridor. The commercial atmosphere of this street is slightly less, making it quite leisurely to walk around.

Beizha Street is along the river, very close to the bar street. I went there several years ago and I don’t know if it has changed now.

It’s okay, but generally not as beautiful as Xizha and Dongzha!

I like Xitang very much. I stayed here for four days and was very happy every day.

Xitang is an ancient town with small bridges, flowing water, and houses, but it is still a bit commercial at night.

The cobblestone streets and various specialty shops are perfect for a leisurely stroll and a taste of the local culture. This is the charm of the ancient town.

It is located on the north side, so it is called Beizha Street, which is more famous. I went there early. I have the impression that the ticket to Xitang is about 100 RMB. Bring your student ID. I guess there are discounts in many places, but not all. Beizha Street is in one direction along the river in Xitang. It is mainly an ancient street. There are pillars on the riverside to assist support and protect safety. There are characteristic streets such as Bar Street next to it to meet the needs of all kinds of tourists. You can experience eating, drinking and having fun here. The flow of people is not very large. It is a relatively quiet area that meets the needs of tourists who like a comfortable, quiet and slow life. There are also many inns for overuse. The prices are affordable and the environment is also very good. Standing on Beizha Street, the view on the opposite bank is very good, and the night view is panoramic when night falls.

Beizha Street is brightly lit at night, with a constant stream of people, and it is very lively. I took pictures of the scenery on the other side of the river on this street.

After passing the Misty Corridor, you will arrive at Beizha Street. There are relatively fewer people here, so you can quietly appreciate the charm of the Jiangnan water town.

I remember the entrance fee to Xitang being around 100 RMB. I'm sure you'll get discounts at many places with your student ID, but not all. Beizha Street, which runs along the Xitang River, is a charming, quaint street with pillars along the river for added safety. Nearby, there's a bar street and other unique streets, catering to all tastes. Enjoy a wide variety of dining, entertainment, and fun.

Compared with other streets in Xitang, Beizha Street is a relatively quiet street. Because of this, it is also a very authentic ancient street.

It's quite lively and you can also see the swan boats next to it.

During the day, you can see various women's needlework and local food, buy a local shawl, and watch the beautiful night view at night.