[2025 Beijing Attraction] Travel Guide for Lanman Hutong (Updated Apr)

❤️The increasingly romantic rotten alley, has been improving, constantly have new shops opening, people are also more and more, much more lively 🌸There are many flowers in the alley, and some are kept by residents at the door of their homes, and there is a super beautiful sea of ​​​​flowers, but it is a pity that they were blocked by cars You can eat food, coffee, cultural and creative, all kinds of shops, and good food and shopping, and you can sit and sunbathe, looking forward to more new shops opening 🔴 Location: Rotten Hutong

There are many hutongs to the north of Niujie, which is a microcosm of China's modern history. Fayuan Temple is no longer a simple temple, but has become a historical and cultural district centered on Fayuan Temple. The shabby alleys have become shabby alleys, and the newly renovated alleys have become more beautiful. Lanman Flower Field is located at the north entrance of Lanman Hutong, a few steps from Tan Sitong's former residence. There is a Lotus Temple built in the Ming Dynasty in the alley, of which only one courtyard remains. Hong Liangji, a Qing Dynasty sinologist, lived here when he was sentenced to border service; in the early 20th century, scholar and painter Yao Mangfu lived here for a long time. The alley almost separated from the Hunan Guild Hall by a wall is Nanbanjie Hutong, where Mr. Lu Xun lived for seven years and where his famous "Diary of a Madman" was written. On the north and south sides of Lanman Hutong, the four big characters "Lanman Hutong" on the ground are the landmark of this place. If you have the chance, be sure to come and see it for yourself. 🔵Landmark: There are four big characters on each side of the north and south, and the north side is more suitable for taking pictures. You can try to film the Beatles crossing the street. 🔵The Little Prince Wall: There are many childlike paintings here, and the Little Prince is particularly outstanding. It is located at the intersection of Qijing Hutong. 🔵Pigeon House: Beijing’s homing pigeons are very famous. Seeing this pigeon house makes me feel very healed. 🔵Guild Hall Ruins: There are the Red Reception Hall, Jiangning County Hall, Hunan Guild Hall, etc. 🔵Huayun Lilac Hotel: There is a small lilac garden inside, which is very artistic. 🔵Lanman Workshop: There is coffee and afternoon tea here, and the owner has collected many small gadgets. 🔵OONAGH: It is on the northernmost side of the alley. It is very stylish and you can sit and have a drink at the door. 🚶‍♂️Recommend a romantic citywalk route: Nanbanjie Hutong ➡️ Lanman Hutong ➡️ Fayuan Temple ➡️ Xizhuan Hutong

Beijing Lanman Hutong Travel Guide Lanman Hutong (also known as "Lanman Hutong" in some materials) is a hutong in Beijing full of artistic atmosphere and historical heritage. It attracts many tourists with its vivid graffiti, unique artistic shops, and strong living atmosphere. Here, you can feel the fireworks of old Beijing and enjoy the slow life of a modern city. Transportation Guide · Subway: Take Subway Line 4 or 7 to Caishikou Station, Exit D, and walk about 800 meters to Lanman Hutong. · Bus: There are many bus lines to the nearby stations. You can choose the appropriate bus line according to your departure place. Recommended Tour Route The following is a classic Lanman Hutong tour route, with a total length of about 1.5 kilometers, suitable for walking tours. 1. Nanbanjie Hutong · Shaoxing Guild Hall: Mr. Lu Xun once lived here for 7 years and wrote works such as "A Madman's Diary". Although it is not open to the public, you can feel its historical atmosphere at the door. 2. Lanman Hutong · Graffiti Wall: The walls of the hutong are covered with vivid graffiti, such as the Little Prince, a girl watering flowers, etc., which are very suitable for taking photos. Artistic Shops: There are many artistic and retro coffee shops and bookstores in the hutong, such as OONAGH Coffee, Shiqian Coffee, Xuannan Bookstore, etc., which are good places to enjoy slow time. · Red Reception Room: Display nostalgic old objects and feel the red romance. 3. Fayuan Temple ● When you come out from the other end of Lanman Hutong, turn right and you will see Fayuan Temple. This is a famous temple built in the Tang Dynasty, known as "a Fayuan Temple, half of the history of Beijing". The temple has a quiet environment and is a good place to experience Buddhist culture. 4. Food Recommendations · Niujie Food: After visiting Lanman Hutong and Fayuan Temple, you can go to the nearby Niujie to taste authentic snacks. Niujie not only has famous buns, fried cakes, barbecue, etc., but also various affordable and diverse snacks for you to try. Notes 1. Tour Time: It is recommended to choose a sunny day to visit, so that you can better enjoy the beautiful scenery and graffiti of the hutong. 2. Dress Comfortably: Since you need to walk around, it is recommended to wear comfortable shoes and clothes for long walks. 3. Respect Local Culture: During the tour, please respect the local culture and customs, and do not damage public property or affect the lives of local residents. Summary Lanman Hutong is a must-see tourist route in Beijing, which integrates the historical heritage of old Beijing and the artistic atmosphere of a modern city. Here, you can walk under the graffiti wall to feel the charm of art, or sit in an artistic shop to enjoy a leisurely time with a cup of coffee. At the same time, the nearby Fayuan Temple and Niujie food also add more color and flavor to your trip.

Hello everyone, ☺️ if you come to Beijing for a trip on May Day, you must embark on a romantic City walk in the Hutongs! Recently, with the spring warmth and flowers blooming, Lanman Hutong has become even more beautiful this spring. I went there again last week to experience it, and it has truly turned into a poem of romance! The Hutongs in spring are full of vitality, with green trees providing shade🌳 and a variety of flowers💐. Cute graffiti adorns the walls. Apart from a few shops at the entrance undergoing renovation, the rest remains much the same as my last visit. If you're lucky, you might even see wisteria. Even without the wisteria blooms, the sight of the flowers and plants is very pleasing! ❣️【City walk Route】👉 South Banjie Hutong➡️Lanman Hutong➡️Qi Jing Hutong (Wisteria)➡️Fayuan Temple➡️Xi Zhuan Hutong 🔸First stop: South Banjie Hutong 📍Shaoxing Guild Hall Mr. Lu Xun lived here for 7 years and wrote 'Diary of a Madman'. Currently, you cannot enter to visit, but you can take a look at the place where he lived at the entrance. 🔸Second stop: Lanman Hutong 📍Lanman landmark - Don't forget to look down at your feet～ 📍Lanman Flower Field - The entrance is decorated with artistic and fresh elements (it was under renovation last week, so you can only take pictures at the entrance). 📍OONAGH - A retro artistic coffee shop, perfect for taking photos at the entrance. 📍Pigeon House - I really like the words on the glass, where you can watch pigeons. 📍Red Salon - There are exhibitions inside to experience the red romance, and there are many nostalgic old items. 📍Wall graffiti - Walking along Lanman Hutong, you will see a lot of graffiti, including The Little Prince, a girl watering plants, riding a bicycle, 'I'm waiting for you in Lanman' landmarks, and so on～ 📍Ten Thousand Coffee - The small house-shaped cafe has chairs where you can sit and take photos for check-in. 🔸Third stop: Qi Jing Hutong To the right of 'The Little Prince graffiti', this Hutong was filled with wisteria flowers in April, and the large swaths of purple are really super romantic💕 🔸Fourth stop: Fayuan Temple 'A Fayuan Temple, half of the history of the capital city'... This place has a history of over 1700 years. The temple is very tranquil, and there is a small garden across the street where many elderly people exercise, play chess, and cards. 🔸Fifth stop: Xi Zhuan Hutong Don't forget to look at the words under your feet～ There are murals on the walls. Continue to enjoy the walk forward, and at an intersection, you will see Firefly Coffee☕️. I really like the flowers and the little bear at the entrance! It's fresh and suitable for taking photos and checking in📷 🚇Transportation: Subway line 4 or line 7, Caishikou Station Exit D 🚶‍♂️This place is not far from Niu Street, after strolling around, you can go for some delicious food! Beijing·China

Beijing, a millennium-old capital, is submerged in numerous ancient relics unknown to many. If the palaces and fortresses manifest the imperial charm, then the "Non-Famous Series" I am about to explore represents the common life and human touch of old Beijing... . Under the warm spring sun, I stroll through the "Non-Famous" hutongs in the southern city, savoring the old stories of the city south in my dreams... These hutongs in the southern city have been renovated and modern elements have been integrated into the simplicity, without losing the breath of life, suitable for leisurely walks to reminisce about the past... . 📍Walking route: Fayuan Temple Front Street → Xizhuan Hutong → Lanman Hutong → Nanbanjie Hutong → Caishikou Street . ■Fayuan Temple Front Street | No. 7 Fayuan Temple (Free) April is the most ancient season of Fayuan Temple, with lilacs blooming in the courtyard, a faint fragrance in the air, and the sound of Buddha lingering... . ■Xizhuan Hutong | A neatly arranged Siheyuan neighborhood, with Firefly Café for a short rest. . ■Lanman Hutong | The hutong with the most concentrated ancient buildings, No. 62 Ningqiang Guild Hall, No. 127 Dongguan Guild Hall, No. 108 Red Reception Room, No. 101 Hunan Guild Hall, No. 97 Jinan Sixteen Guild Hall. In the hutong, pigeons live in peace, and there are OONAGH Café and Shiqian Café for a short rest. . ■Nanbanjie Hutong | No. 7 Shaoxing Guild Hall. Tianjing Hutong intersects with it, No. 9 Jiangsu Guild Hall. . ■Caishikou Street | Intersection with Lianhua Hutong. Tan Sitong's former residence. Liuyang Guild Hall. There is also be yolo Café for a short rest. .