2025 Yandai Town Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

#AprilTravelSupportYandaiSageori was like a small time travel destination in Beijing. From the entrance of the alley, I could feel the old atmosphere, and each and every store between the old buildings was pretty. In particular, there was a store that wrote talismans by hand, and I was so curious that I received one. At that moment, I felt like a real local. There were various things on the street, from traditional snacks to desserts that suited foreign tastes, so it was fun to try them all, and there were many good spots to take pictures while walking slowly, so I didn't realize how much time had passed. The night view was especially pretty, and the atmosphere was really romantic when the red lanterns twinkled along the alley. A simple but sentimental alley, I want to visit again next time I go to Beijing. Location: Yandai Xiejie (YandaiSageori), Beijing

#AprilTravelSupportYandaiSageori was a traditional street that was perfect for taking a break in the bustling city of Beijing. The entrance was decorated with red lanterns and traditional patterns, so the atmosphere changed the moment I walked in, and the alley was lined with tea houses, art shops, and traditional accessory shops, so it was fun to look around. In particular, I bought a silk fan at one store, and the owner said he would draw it for me, so it was a special experience. There were a lot of tourists, but it was not crowded, so I was able to take my time looking around, and I was able to take a leisurely walk. This alley, where tradition and modernity naturally blend, was prettier when the lights came on at sunset than during the day. This is a place I definitely recommend if you want a quiet emotional trip. Location: Yandai Xiejie (YandaiSageori), Beijing

#AprilTravelSupportIt was a street where you can get drunk on the atmosphere just by walking. YeondaiSageori was shorter than I thought, but the alleys were full of things, so it wasn't boring at all. There were many shops selling antiques, tea leaves, and crafts, and the unique Chinese scent spread through each alley, so the travel feeling really came alive. There were many people taking pictures in front of the large pipe-shaped sculpture in the middle of the street, and there was also a tea house where you could drink traditional tea, so it was nice to take a break. There were a lot of tourists, but it was actually lively, so it was nice, and I was able to naturally experience the old alley culture of China. This is a must-visit place if you want to feel the old sentiment of Beijing in a short time. Location: Yandai Xiejie (YeondaiSageori), Beijing

#AprilTravelSupportIt was a street where you can get drunk on the atmosphere just by walking. YeondaiSageori was shorter than I thought, but the alleys were full of things, so it wasn't boring at all. There were many shops selling antiques, tea leaves, and crafts, and the unique Chinese scent spread through each alley, so the travel feeling really came alive. There were many people taking pictures in front of the large pipe-shaped sculpture in the middle of the street, and there was also a tea house where you could drink traditional tea, so it was nice to take a break. There were a lot of tourists, but it was actually lively, so it was nice, and I was able to naturally experience the old alley culture of China. This is a must-visit place if you want to feel the old sentiment of Beijing in a short time. Location: Yandai Xiejie (YeondaiSageori), Beijing

#April Travel Support Yantai Xiejie Street Stroll Review Yandai Xiejie Street in Beijing is a charming place where tradition and modernity coexist in the city center. It is only about 232m long, but the stories contained within it are deep and rich. This is one of the oldest commercial streets in Beijing, formed during the Yuan Dynasty and reached its peak during the Qing Dynasty. In the past, there were many shops selling tobacco pipes, so it was named ‘Yandai Xiejie’. Traditional Chinese-style buildings line both sides of the street, making it feel like time travel. There are handicraft shops, antique shops, tea houses, and various street food restaurants, making it fun to walk around and look around. In particular, the street lights come on in the evening, creating an even more charming atmosphere. It is also adjacent to Houhai Lake, so it is also great for enjoying leisurely time by the lake after a walk. • Location📍: Di'anmen Waida Street, Xicheng District, Beijing, China Recommended points: Harmony of tradition and modernity, various shops and food, and charming atmosphere in the evening