Chinatown
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Canal Street to Bayard Street, New York City, NY
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About Chinatown
Chinatown is also known as Chinatown. Walking on the bustling streets, you can hear dialects from all over China. The signs of the shops are familiar Chinese. There are hundreds of Chinese restaurants here. There is always a Chinese stomach that can satisfy you. Lin Zexu And the statue of Confucius also shows the Chinese culture. The more festive moments of Chinatown are the annual Spring Festival, and the shops along the street will hang red lanterns. The performance of the dragon and lion dance on the morning of the New Year’s Day is very lively and attracts tourists from all over the world.
Tours & Tickets
New York in One Day Guided Sightseeing Tour
FromUSD 77.52
New York City All Around Town Hop-on Hop-off Tour
FromUSD 22.46
Lower East Side Food and Culture Tour
FromUSD 70.04
Chinatown and Little Italy Food Fest
FromUSD 61.57
SoHo, Little Italy and Chinatown Walking Tour
FromUSD 33.33
New York Double-Decker Bus Night Tour
FromUSD 22.46
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The Chinatown in Lower Midtown, Manhattan, New York, made me feel very friendly. Especially the Chinese restaurant made people feel at home. By the way, I bought many quick-frozen dumplings and frozen tofu at the Chinese supermarket, which made me feel good for several days. The children were very happy.
New York Chinatown is the world's largest residential area for overseas Chinese. There are several blocks north of the Brooklyn Bridge. It has been formed since the nineteenth century when Chinese migrated to the United States to work. There are Chinese language in the area. There are shop plaques, businesses and many Chinese training schools. The buildings are old, like small counties before the reform and opening up.
In the lower part of Manhattan Island, from two hundred meters south of Brooklyn Bridge to five hundred meters north of the Bridge, is the famous Chinatown of Manhattan Island, where Chinese are dominant, from which we can see the characteristics of the Chinese area.
New York's Chinatown is the largest Chinese city in the United States, with many streets crisscrossed and graffiti displays on the streets. Street stores to a variety of delicacies, restaurants, snack shops, affordable prices. So not only are there many overseas Chinese, but also many foreigners.
During my trip to New York, I lived near Chinatown. The food was perfectly settled here. There were all kinds of Chinese restaurants. It's very busy here. There are many shops. The integration of Chinese architecture and Western architecture is very distinctive.
New York's Chinatown is a large-scale neighborhood that deserves to be savored slowly. There is a sense of time-lapse here. The combination of modern Chinese architecture and Western architecture is very distinctive. Gourmet food, shopping is a good experience!
Little Italy ChinaTown. New York Chinatown. It's a place where Chinese people can find their home voice and taste.
New York's Chinatown is one of the world's largest, not a single Chinatown, but a region where many Chinese people are gathered, and there is a little Italy nearby to see.
During the Chinatown period in New York, I read some of its introduction. It is divided into three parts: the earliest immigrants, the second generation of immigrants, the immigrants from Guangzhou and Hong Kong, and so on. They have their own life circles. It looks like Hong Kong, where Chinese and English signs are mixed, which is different from the image of New York metropolis.
Chinatown is the world's major city characteristics, New York Chinatown is very classical, Chinese style buildings, red main color, traditional signs, very conspicuous, here shops, restaurants, hotels, etc. are good!