Guilin ZhengYang BuXingJie (ShanHu BeiLu)

Zhengyang Pedestrian Street, also known as Zhengyang Walking Street, is Guilin's premier shopping and leisure destination. Stretching along Shanhu North Road, it borders the picturesque Shanhu Lake (Fir Lake), offering stunning views of the Sun and Moon Pagodas. The street is a lively mix of modern retail chains, traditional Chinese souvenir shops, and street food vendors selling local specialties like Guilin rice noodles and stuffed liangpi. By day, it's a relaxed place for a stroll; by night, it transforms with neon lights and bustling crowds. The area is also home to cultural performances and occasional art exhibitions. Its proximity to the lake makes it ideal for combining shopping with a scenic walk or boat ride.

אל תפספסו

• Sun and Moon Pagodas – iconic illuminated towers on Shanhu Lake
• Local street food – try Guilin rice noodles and fried tofu
• Souvenir shops – silk, tea, and hand-painted fans
• Night market vibe – lanterns and live music after dark
• Boat rides on Shanhu Lake for a different perspective

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דרכים לבקר ב-Guilin ZhengYang BuXingJie (ShanHu BeiLu)

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לפני שאתם הולכים

• Bring cash for street food and small shops; cards accepted at larger stores.
• Guilin is rainy – carry an umbrella, especially in spring and summer.
• Wear comfortable shoes; the street is long and you'll walk a lot.
• Best photo spot: from the bridge over Shanhu Lake at sunset.

קצת היסטוריה

Zhengyang Road has been a commercial hub since the Ming and Qing dynasties. The pedestrianized street was developed in the early 2000s as part of Guilin's urban renewal, preserving some traditional architecture while adding modern amenities.