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Radio Street: A Niche Historical and Cultural District
Overview
Turning onto Radio Street, the coolness of the old city seeps through the blue flagstones. This alley, born in 1938 alongside the Guizhou Broadcasting Station, hides the upturned eaves of the century-old Da Jue Monastery. Beneath the wooden windows of old attics, the aroma of coffee mingles with the smoky scent of grilled skewers, while vintage shops intertwine with the light and shadow of ancient city walls. Bite into the freshness of steaming vegetables, and you might still hear the faint hum of old radio waves in your ears—here, time is kneaded into a gentle blend of history and modernity.
Highlights
Intangible Cultural Heritage Crafts
Da Jue Jing She, a century-old pavilion preserving tea and intangible cultural heritage.
Arts & Crafts
Xiao Ye Shop, designer-crafted goods with authentic artisanal quality.
Hands-on Experiences
Meng Dao Handmade, a creative workshop popular with young people.
Vintage Photography
Old Guiyang Photo Gallery, featuring historical photos and photography experiences.
Grilled Meat
Charcoal-heated hotpot keeps meat warm; Xiaopang Grilled Meat offers juicy beef chunks.
Fried Skewers
Crispy outside, chewy inside; Youtian Hospital Fried Skewers feature aromatic potatoes.
Hot Pot
Rich broth enhances flavor; Wanjia Hot Pot's vegetable and rice noodle soup is deeply satisfying.
Skillet Dishes
Dipped in hot oil; Zhang Laojiu's grilled intestines pack a flavorful punch.
Mysterious Guizhou
