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昆明老街 — Attraction in Kunming

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昆明老街
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Nearby attractions
Zhengyifang Shopping Center South Hall
2PQ5+RRG, Guanghua St, Wuhua District, Kunming, Yunnan, China, 650021
Yunnan Monument to the People's Heroes
49 Yunrui W Rd, Wuhua District, Kunming, Yunnan, China, 650021
Kangzhan Shenglitang
49 Yunrui W Rd, Wuhua District, Kunming, Yunnan, China, 650021
金马碧鸡坊
2PM5+7X5, Xishan, Kunming, Yunnan, China, 650021
Jinbi Square
China, Xishan, 云南省昆明市西山区金碧路
Yongning Mosque
2PM5+5F9, Dongsi St, Xishan, Kunming, Yunnan, China, 650021
Jinma
2PM6+85J, Jinma Ln, Xishan, Kunming, Yunnan, China, 650021
Nearby restaurants
Cacaja Indian Restaurant
China, Yunnan, Kunming, Wuhua District, Zhengyi Rd, 100号正义坊购物中心北馆3层 邮政编码: 650021
Fuzhaolou
36 Yunrui W Rd, Wuhua District, Kunming, Yunnan, China, 650021
Liuhuan
23 Wenming St, 23, Wuhua District, Kunming, Yunnan, China, 650021
Yike Yin
2PP5+X8R, Jixiang Ln, Wuhua District, Kunming, Yunnan, China, 650021
Jianxinyuan
59 Guanghua St, Wuhua District, Kunming, Yunnan, China, 650021
Qie Zi Qia Qia
China, Yunnan, Kunming, Wuhua District, 416, 正北方向70米 邮政编码: 650011
Fuzhaolou
18 Wenming St, 18, Wuhua District, Kunming, Yunnan, China, 650021
Yiyin Xiangsi Shi
2PQ5+7J9, Jingxing St, Wuhua District, Kunming, Yunnan, China, 650021
Jiangshi Brother Bridge Xiangyuan Cross-bridge Rice Noodles
China, Yunnan, Kunming, Wuhua District, Duanshi St, 致果巷1 邮政编码: 650021
一栋洋楼菜馆
78 Huashan E Rd, Wuhua District, Kunming, Yunnan, China, 650091
Nearby hotels
Moon and Chalice Boutique Hotel
China, Yunnan, Kunming, Wuhua District, Guanghua St, No. 106 邮政编码: 650000
Golden Eagle Summit Hotel
China, Yunnan, Kunming, Wuhua District, 威远街168号 邮政编码: 650021
New Era Hotel
1 Dongfeng W Rd, Wuhua District, Kunming, Yunnan, China, 650021
昆明倾城国际青年旅舍
92 Huashan W Rd, Wuhua District, Kunming, Yunnan, China, 650091
ibis Styles Kunming Nanping Hotel
No. 418, Qingnian Road, Kunming, Yunnan, China
Lost Garden Guesthouse and Restaurant
7 Huanggong E St, Wu Hua Qu, Kunming, China, 650000
Green Lake Hotel, member of WorldHotels Elite
6 Cuihu S Rd, Wuhua District, Kunming, Yunnan, China, 650031
Horizon Hotel Parking Lot
432 Qingnian Rd, Wuhua District, Kunming, Yunnan, China, 650021
The Hump Youth Hostel
2PM6+5CM, Jinbi Rd, Xishan, Kunming, Yunnan, China, 650021
Grand Park Kunming
Wuhua District, Kunming, China, 650091
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昆明老街

2PR5+GP3, Wuhua District, Kunming, Yunnan, China, 650021
4.4(37)
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attractions: Zhengyifang Shopping Center South Hall, Yunnan Monument to the People's Heroes, Kangzhan Shenglitang, 金马碧鸡坊, Jinbi Square, Yongning Mosque, Jinma, restaurants: Cacaja Indian Restaurant, Fuzhaolou, Liuhuan, Yike Yin, Jianxinyuan, Qie Zi Qia Qia, Fuzhaolou, Yiyin Xiangsi Shi, Jiangshi Brother Bridge Xiangyuan Cross-bridge Rice Noodles, 一栋洋楼菜馆
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Nearby attractions of 昆明老街

Zhengyifang Shopping Center South Hall

Yunnan Monument to the People's Heroes

Kangzhan Shenglitang

金马碧鸡坊

Jinbi Square

Yongning Mosque

Jinma

Zhengyifang Shopping Center South Hall

Zhengyifang Shopping Center South Hall

4.2

(96)

Open 24 hours
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Yunnan Monument to the People's Heroes

Yunnan Monument to the People's Heroes

4.2

(39)

Open 24 hours
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Kangzhan Shenglitang

Kangzhan Shenglitang

4.3

(19)

Open 24 hours
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金马碧鸡坊

金马碧鸡坊

4.1

(79)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of 昆明老街

Cacaja Indian Restaurant

Fuzhaolou

Liuhuan

Yike Yin

Jianxinyuan

Qie Zi Qia Qia

Fuzhaolou

Yiyin Xiangsi Shi

Jiangshi Brother Bridge Xiangyuan Cross-bridge Rice Noodles

一栋洋楼菜馆

Cacaja Indian Restaurant

Cacaja Indian Restaurant

4.4

(7)

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Fuzhaolou

Fuzhaolou

3.8

(9)

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Liuhuan

Liuhuan

4.3

(5)

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Yike Yin

Yike Yin

4.1

(16)

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The Compass GuyThe Compass Guy
Kunming Old Street is like that one uncle who got a facelift in his 50s, some parts are charmingly ancient, others suspiciously botoxed. Officially, this area dates back to the Ming and Qing dynasties, so we’re talking about streets that have been around longer than most countries’ constitutions. In reality, the paving stones look like they’ve been “renovated” more times than a reality TV star’s jawline. The street traces its origins to the 14th century Ming dynasty, but what you’re actually walking on was heavily rebuilt in 2014, when the city figured out that heritage also sells. Covering around 200,000 square meters with roughly 1 km of stone-paved lanes, it was once the commercial spine of Kunming, where Southern Silk Road caravans hauled tea and salt. Today those caravans have been replaced by selfie-stick pilgrims and people who think haggling over a fridge magnet counts as cultural immersion. You’ll still find teahouses, snack stalls, and vendors selling everything from Yunnan coffee to trinkets you never knew you didn’t need. The local snacks..rice noodles, grilled goat skewers, flower cakes, do their best to keep the place from becoming a wax museum of itself. So is it worth a visit? Yes, in the same way it’s worth meeting that facelifted uncle: half nostalgia, half performance art, and entirely unforgettable whether you love it or mock it.
Yue & AlexYue & Alex
The street brims with shops, eateries, and stalls, making it a playground for anyone looking to dive into local culture. It's a fascinating blend of old and new, where stories unfold at every corner. The area is packed with unique snacks, upscale vintage hotels, and so much more. A highlight was the Xiongqi Yingxiang Hotpot restaurant. The mix of historic and modern vibes gives you a sense of both comfort and excitement. It’s a must-visit spot in Kunming for an authentic taste of the city’s rich heritage and vibrant life.
Betty JhuangBetty Jhuang
This is not just a street but quite a big area with several historical architectures so easy to capture quality photos from any corners of alley. Also it has a lot of interesting shops, high rate of restaurants and shopping malls around. Can easily get all fashion/ creative stuff, souvenirs as u need. Recommend to arrange a day here n enjoy a bigggg bowl of rice noodles to end your day.
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Kunming Old Street is like that one uncle who got a facelift in his 50s, some parts are charmingly ancient, others suspiciously botoxed. Officially, this area dates back to the Ming and Qing dynasties, so we’re talking about streets that have been around longer than most countries’ constitutions. In reality, the paving stones look like they’ve been “renovated” more times than a reality TV star’s jawline. The street traces its origins to the 14th century Ming dynasty, but what you’re actually walking on was heavily rebuilt in 2014, when the city figured out that heritage also sells. Covering around 200,000 square meters with roughly 1 km of stone-paved lanes, it was once the commercial spine of Kunming, where Southern Silk Road caravans hauled tea and salt. Today those caravans have been replaced by selfie-stick pilgrims and people who think haggling over a fridge magnet counts as cultural immersion. You’ll still find teahouses, snack stalls, and vendors selling everything from Yunnan coffee to trinkets you never knew you didn’t need. The local snacks..rice noodles, grilled goat skewers, flower cakes, do their best to keep the place from becoming a wax museum of itself. So is it worth a visit? Yes, in the same way it’s worth meeting that facelifted uncle: half nostalgia, half performance art, and entirely unforgettable whether you love it or mock it.
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The street brims with shops, eateries, and stalls, making it a playground for anyone looking to dive into local culture. It's a fascinating blend of old and new, where stories unfold at every corner. The area is packed with unique snacks, upscale vintage hotels, and so much more. A highlight was the Xiongqi Yingxiang Hotpot restaurant. The mix of historic and modern vibes gives you a sense of both comfort and excitement. It’s a must-visit spot in Kunming for an authentic taste of the city’s rich heritage and vibrant life.
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This is not just a street but quite a big area with several historical architectures so easy to capture quality photos from any corners of alley. Also it has a lot of interesting shops, high rate of restaurants and shopping malls around. Can easily get all fashion/ creative stuff, souvenirs as u need. Recommend to arrange a day here n enjoy a bigggg bowl of rice noodles to end your day.
Betty Jhuang

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4.4
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4.0
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Kunming Old Street is like that one uncle who got a facelift in his 50s, some parts are charmingly ancient, others suspiciously botoxed. Officially, this area dates back to the Ming and Qing dynasties, so we’re talking about streets that have been around longer than most countries’ constitutions. In reality, the paving stones look like they’ve been “renovated” more times than a reality TV star’s jawline.

The street traces its origins to the 14th century Ming dynasty, but what you’re actually walking on was heavily rebuilt in 2014, when the city figured out that heritage also sells. Covering around 200,000 square meters with roughly 1 km of stone-paved lanes, it was once the commercial spine of Kunming, where Southern Silk Road caravans hauled tea and salt. Today those caravans have been replaced by selfie-stick pilgrims and people who think haggling over a fridge magnet counts as cultural immersion.

You’ll still find teahouses, snack stalls, and vendors selling everything from Yunnan coffee to trinkets you never knew you didn’t need. The local snacks..rice noodles, grilled goat skewers, flower cakes, do their best to keep the place from becoming a wax museum of itself.

So is it worth a visit? Yes, in the same way it’s worth meeting that facelifted uncle: half nostalgia, half performance art, and entirely unforgettable whether you love...

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5.0
1y

The street brims with shops, eateries, and stalls, making it a playground for anyone looking to dive into local culture. It's a fascinating blend of old and new, where stories unfold at every corner. The area is packed with unique snacks, upscale vintage hotels, and so much more. A highlight was the Xiongqi Yingxiang Hotpot restaurant. The mix of historic and modern vibes gives you a sense of both comfort and excitement. It’s a must-visit spot in Kunming for an authentic taste of the city’s rich heritage and...

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4.0
43w

This is not just a street but quite a big area with several historical architectures so easy to capture quality photos from any corners of alley.

Also it has a lot of interesting shops, high rate of restaurants and shopping malls around. Can easily get all fashion/ creative stuff, souvenirs as u need.

Recommend to arrange a day here n enjoy a bigggg bowl of rice noodles to...

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