Yangliuqing Town

The location is easy to find, it's mostly straight ahead with few turns. The food street has a great atmosphere with beautiful scenery and buildings, and the light show is stunning and impressive, perfect for photography. Recommended activities include trying the cultural and creative products sold on the food street, such as exquisite hairpins and round fans, and the small lanterns with little rabbits on them are also very cute, as well as hoop-throwing games. The hot rock sugar pear drink I bought was very delicious. There's no need to buy a ticket for the entrance, as you walk further into the food street, you enter a place similar to Nanluoguxiang, where there is no need to purchase a ticket. The architectural style of the ancient town is filled with the strong atmosphere of the Shi family's grand courtyard, as if time has reversed, transporting you to the ancient mansions of the wealthy. The layered courtyards and the beautiful main hall make you feel as if you are in the midst of the grandeur of traditional Chinese architecture. If you want to gain a deeper understanding of Yangliuqing's folk culture, don't miss the Folk Culture Museum! Here, you will experience the rich folk customs and personally experience the charm of traditional handicrafts. The display of cultural relics and traditional crafts will let you appreciate the profoundness of Chinese traditional culture, as if you have traveled to the bustling splendor of ancient times.

⛰【Scenic Spot Guide】 📍Detailed address: Yangliuqing Ancient Town, Tianjin 🚗Transportation Guide: 🗺️Route 1: Starting and ending station｜Benxi Road Bus Station to Yangliuqing (Qingjing Road Station) Departure time｜Weekdays: Departure time 17:30; Return time 22:00. Holidays: Departure time｜16:30, 17:30; Return time 22:30 🗺️Route 2: Starting and ending station: West Station Bus Station to Yangliuqing (Qingjing Road Station) Departure time: Weekdays: Departure time 17:30; Return time 22:00, Holidays: Departure time 16:30, 17:30; Return time 22:30. 🕙Opening hours: Admission time 16:00 to 22:00, you can visit the ancient town and Shijia Mansion during the day. 💰Ticket price: 29.9 yuan 🌟Highlights: ①It's really great, highlighting the national style, ancient style and national trend lantern exhibition, very high-grade, especially good for taking pictures. ②Two free 🆓 areas for praying for the New Year and the intangible cultural heritage ancient town area➕one paid area "Yuanbao Island" exhibition area. They are all very beautiful. Especially like the "Cyber Series" lantern and "Tiangong" series lantern, must check in. 📌Small Tips: Drones are not allowed for shooting, 🈲fireworks and firecrackers are not allowed, 🈲loud noise is not allowed, etc., you can see my previous work in Yangliuqing.

Tianjin Yangliuqing Ancient Town: Yangliuqing Ancient Town, Xiqing District, Tianjin City ✅There are many ancient buildings in the ancient town, such as Shijia Courtyard, Culture Park, Chongwen Academy, Baoen Temple, etc., which show the history and culture of the ancient town everywhere. ✅There are also many traditional gourmet snacks, you can stroll around and eat and drink at your leisure. ✅There are brilliant national tide lantern exhibitions at night, with a hundred miles of long lanterns dazzling. The lantern exhibition is themed with dragon year blessings, canal culture, Yangliuqing woodblock New Year pictures, etc., it is a hearty visual feast oh😁

📆Starting on January 18 📍Yangliuqing Lantern Festival in Xiqing District 🎊It's about to start! What fun activities are there at this Yangliuqing Lantern Festival❓ ✅Already sorted out‼️‼️ 🎉🎉🎉Hurry up and forward it to friends who plan to go -- ⏰【Time】 January 18th to March 17th ⭕️【Lantern Festival Area】 🔸 Tianjin Xiqing District Yangliuqing Square (Pray for the New Year Area) 🔸 Yangliuqing Ancient Town (National Trend Non-Heritage Area) 🔸 Yuanbao Island (Dream Treasure Island Area) ⚠️The area is about 170,000 square meters, with about 200 groups of lanterns for you to have fun --- The Pray for the New Year Area is in Yangliuqing Square, and the National Trend Non-Heritage Area is in Yangliuqing Ancient Town This year, whether it is the range of lantern viewing, types of lantern decorations, colors, quantities, creative designs, all have made breakthroughs compared to previous years. "Five major theme lantern areas" "Immersive interactive experience lantern area" "National Trend Commercial Street" "Performance Micro Theater" "NPC Micro Parade" "Happy Circus" "Snow Town Ice and Snow World" "Amusement Carnival" ✅Food, beautiful scenery, performances are all here! Although tickets are needed, it's worth it! ---- There are also: ice and snow amusement, specialty food market, happy circus, amusement carnival, NPC micro parade, cultural and creative non-heritage market, Hanfu parade and other diversified formats, "light" you to stroll!

Yangliuqing). Shi Family Courtyard, located at No. 47, Guyi Street, Yangliuqing Town, Xiqing District, Tianjin, was originally the residence of Shi Yuanshi, one of the eight major families in Tianjin at the end of the Qing Dynasty. The Shi family divided the property into four gates, Fushantang, Zhengliantang, Tianxitang, and Zunmeitang, in the third year of the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty (1823). The large-scale construction was built in the first year of the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty (1875), and only "Zunmeitang" remains. The Shi Family Courtyard covers an area of more than 6,000 square meters, of which the building area is 2,900 square meters. The courtyard faces north and south, with a length of 96 meters from north to south and a width of 62 meters from east to west. The entire building includes twelve courtyards. The Shi Family Courtyard houses a large collection of Yangliuqing woodblock New Year's paintings from various dynasties and a display of Tianjin brick carvings with Chinese ancient architectural characteristics, with a total of more than 130 brick carvings. In May 2006, the Shi Family Courtyard was announced by the State Council of the People's Republic of China as the sixth batch of national key cultural relics protection units; in the same year in October, the Shi Family Courtyard was rated as a national AAAA level scenic spot by the National Tourism Administration.