Pinglin Old Street Introduction
Pinglin Old Street is approximately 200 meters long, centered around the "Bao Ping Temple," which is the focal point of local beliefs. Along the street, there are paper-making shops, snack stalls selling tofu, hardware stores, and tea houses, including the famous "Pinglin Baozhong Tea." The shops on the old street combine the local tea culture of Pinglin, using Baozhong tea to create various innovative snacks such as tea rice cakes, tea buns, tea nougat, and tea oil noodles. Additionally, Pinglin's tofu is also well-known, using local spring water to create delicious tofu dishes. When visiting Pinglin Old Street, be sure to try the tea dishes and tofu, which will definitely satisfy your taste buds. Starting from Pinglin Old Street and moving forward, you will pass by "Pinglin Elementary School" and "Bao Ping Temple," which is the center of faith for the people of Pinglin. Interestingly, because the old street is filled with rich tea aromas, it has attracted many swallows to stay, and almost every nearby house can be seen with swallow nests, even surpassing the local population, earning it the title of "Swallow City."