No tourists, but countless old streets from the Republic of China era.

🚌🚌🚌 In the old town of Dayi, 1 hour from downtown Chengdu, I found an old street from the Republic of China era with no tourists. 🚞🚞🚞 It's far from the hustle and bustle of the city, and has none of the commercial atmosphere of other ancient towns. There are countless old buildings from the Republic of China era, and various old courtyards with small green tiles. 📷 Apart from the people coming and going from the nearby villages, the only people on the old street are the original residents. 1️⃣ It's said that there are almost no tourists here, but on the even-numbered days of the calendar, the old street is bustling. 2️⃣ The old street is not big, but it is made up of several streets, including Shangminquan Street, Xiaminquan Street, Shuijing Street, Fruit Street, and Chicken Market Street. The old street has all kinds of old shops, including old blacksmith shops, cobblers, and various old workshops. Walking on the old street, it's like traveling back to the 1980s and 1990s. 🚞🚞🚞 Transportation: You can drive directly to Minquan Street, Tangchang Town, Dayi, Chengdu. 🎫 Tickets: None 🌲🌲🌲 Nearby attractions: Anren Ancient Town, Xinchang Ancient Town, Xinjin Old Street . 🥙 Food recommendations 👉🏻 Li's Potato Chips: A spicy hot pot that's been open for decades, popular with locals