Beipu Old Street Introduction
If you want to experience traditional Hakka culture, savor authentic Hakka cuisine, and feel the simplicity and nostalgia, you cannot miss Beipu Old Street. This street, rich in historical memories, has retained the architectural style since the Qing Dynasty, with ancient houses and unique shops lining both sides. Walking along Beipu Old Street, you can easily feel the strong cultural atmosphere and charm of Hakka villages. Renowned for its high density of historical sites, Beipu Old Street boasts a significant number of red-brick old houses and retro wooden windows. Strolling through, the red brick streets, stone pavements, and exquisite archways create a strong nostalgic ambiance, as if stepping into a time tunnel. The famous historical sites, "Jin Guangfu Residence" and "Citian Temple," witness the history of land development and faith, while the filming location of the drama "Teahouse Gold," Jiang Ashin Western-style building, is a must-visit landmark in Beipu. Additionally, you can explore attractions like Zhongshu Hall, Deng Nanguang Image Memorial Hall, and the ancient well in the old street to gain a deeper understanding of Beipu's culture and history. To enjoy local Hakka flavors, Beipu Old Street offers a feast of authentic Hakka dishes, from handmade rice noodles to various classic Hakka cuisine, allowing you to taste delicious food from street to alley with every stop being a tasty resting point. Don't forget to try Hakka Lei Tea, where you can also experience grinding peanuts, sesame, and tea leaves by yourself. For desserts, in addition to traditional grass rice cake and tofu pudding, there are many coffee shops renovated from old houses where you can leisurely spend your afternoon tea time. If you want to take home some souvenirs, traditional Hakka cakes such as persimmon cakes, taro cakes, and sweet potato cakes are perfect for gifting or personal use, leaving a memorable mark on your journey through the old street.
