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Willow Alley, or Liuxiang (柳巷) is the name of the bustling business and commercial district in the heart of Taiyuan, Shanxi Povince, that’s good for shopping, eating, and going out – hence its nickname “the Wangfujing of Taiyuan”. It’s been the commercial hub of Taiyuan for over 300 years and houses one of China’s four biggest night markets, allegedly the largest in North China. Tourists come from all over China to see what the fuss is all about. Here are the major highlights... Read More>>
While, Taiyuan still has a long way to go in catching up to Western dining in first tier cities, like Beijing and Shanghai, this article introduces three restaurants when craving some good old... Read More>>
One of the best ways to immerse yourself in China’s traditional culture is by visiting a temple fair, and the good news is that Taiyuan is about to kick-off it’s biggest one to date. Read More>>
Although Taiyuan hasn’t been developing quite as fast as other cities, it has been slowly developing an appetite for coffee however. This article introduces some of the main cafes in Taiyuan. Read More>>
If you like watching movies, then you surely appreciate the worth of a good cinema. Luckily, with an increasing number of top class international standard cinemas, movie-buffs in Taiyuan never have to suffer from a movie drought. Read More>>
Shanxi cuisine, also known as "Jin cuisine" is characterized by the pleasantly sour... Read More>>
Though goods are not extraordinarily varied – you'll see many of the same items in shop... Read More>>
Taiyuan is the capital city of Shanxi Province, located in north China about 550 km... Read More>>
The entertainment on offer in Taiyuan is not up to the cosmopolitan pizzazz of cities... Read More>>
