Xijie Pedestrian Street — Attraction in Guilin

Xijie Pedestrian Street is a center of attractions and tourism in Yang Shuo Town. Where all people from all over the world come and give a visit, Then they can do sightseeing, eating and shopping. There are many rows of shops sell many things like souvenirs, bags, shoes, foods and a shop called 88, all things on that shop sell with the same price of 8 Yuan each. Not only in the shop but some people also sell something on the roadside or even the middle of the road, they put a table and sell something there. For kids and all age, there's some shooting gallery using a rubber ball gun and archery. If you can shoot the minimum target you will get a doll as a reward.

This area so clean, bright and nice to walk. Once you are there you will feel so happy and cheerful, because of the scenery the people and the unique things they sell. The price in the shops is not a fixed price you can bargain as low as your budget. If you get it you are lucky and if not find somewhere else or find...

Xiejie Pedestrian Street is a really good place to visit if you're looking to shop "western" items for cheap. There's an Adidas, McDonald's, etc!

Would also like to mention that there is a Miniso, if you're looking to get cheap and affordable items; Blind boxes, Sanrio merchandise, Pixar, Disney, and more.

There is a plethora of different shops, but for my recommendation, Momicafe is adorable and worth the visit! They house an amazing collection of really adorable charms with lovable designs, post cards, blind boxes, pins and more. If you're familiar with Shinto charms/omamori, I would recommend getting one!

Other than that, it seems pretty lively as well...

I came here 10 years ago and it was a pleasant historic street with some neat shops and an engaging atmosphere about it. It has become a ghost of its former self. In the evenings it is now overrun by hordes of tourists. The shops all sell snacks and knick knacks, advertising obnoxiously with flashing lights, loud speakers, thumping music, and people yelling through megaphones. It is a cacophony of petty consumerism that was almost physically painful to walk through. If you have to come, try coming in the morning when everything is closed and the streets are empty. Eat and...