Imagine strolling down a street where the whispers of ancient Ginkgo trees mingle with the glow of cutting-edge light displays. Welcome to Yuanmingyuan Royal Merchant Street, a 2,300-square-meter marvel in Beijing’s Old Summer Palace. ⚡ Here, history isn’t just preserved—it’s revived through immersive tech that transports visitors to the Qing Dynasty’s bustling ‘Garden of Gardens.’
From traditional Beijing roast duck 🦆 to quirky cultural souvenirs, nearly 30 shops cater to every sense. Crave a taste of old-world China? Bite into crispy jianbing (savory pancakes) or sip aromatic teas. Want to level up your Instagram? Pose in light-and-shadow installations that reimagine imperial grandeur. 🎑
‘It’s like time travel with a tech twist,’ says a recent visitor. The street’s fusion of heritage and innovation is a nod to Gen Z’s love for experiential culture—perfect for history buffs, foodies, and digital nomads alike. Ready to explore? 🚶♂️💨
