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?
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Here, history isn’t just preserved—it’s revived through immersive tech that transports visitors to the Qing Dynasty’s bustling ‘Garden of Gardens.’
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. 
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