It is a coffee shop located next to a century-old house in Jianshui Ancient Town! It is about five minutes' walk from Chaoyang Tower. The shop is full of green gardens and a pond of fish. The blue bricks and black tiles are on one side of the wooden ladder, and the glazed glass and wooden door frame are matched in a unique style. There is a quiet atmosphere of the old house and the literary temperament of modern coffee. When you walk in, you will feel the unconscious whispers and relax. It is very photogenic even if you take a casual photo. With the unique rooftop coffee seat, it is highly recommended.
There are many flavors of coffee in the shop, and the coffee machine used is also a set of hot moms, which is quite invested! As for hand brewing, I don’t drink it much, so I didn’t order it, but the regular latte is not bad.
White water can be taken at the bar, and the waiting time for coffee is determined by the flow of people, but in such a cozy place, waiting for a cup of coffee is also enjoyable.
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It is a coffee shop located next to a century-old house in Jianshui Ancient Town! It is about five minutes' walk from Chaoyang Tower. The shop is full of green gardens and a pond of fish. The blue bricks and black tiles are on one side of the wooden ladder, and the glazed glass and wooden door frame are matched in a unique style. There is a quiet atmosphere of the old house and the literary temperament of modern coffee. When you walk in, you will feel the unconscious whispers and relax. It is very photogenic even if you take a casual photo. With the unique rooftop coffee seat, it is highly recommended. There are many flavors of coffee in the shop, and the coffee machine used is also a set of hot moms, which is quite invested! As for hand brewing, I don’t drink it much, so I didn’t order it, but the regular latte is not bad. White water can be taken at the bar, and the waiting time for coffee is determined by the flow of people, but in such a cozy place, waiting for a cup of coffee is also enjoyable.
#Worth-Seeing Ancient Towns and Villages #Jianshui Ancient City #Jianshui Travel Guide Less Crowded Beautiful Scenery Fun Below is a carefully curated, original, and in-depth Jianshui travel guide, covering off-the-beaten-path activities, cultural experiences, local favorites, and seasonal events. Unlock Jianshui's authentic "slow life in southern Yunnan"! -- 🌿[Key Highlights of Jianshui Travel] ✅ A Living Ancient City: Unconventional, where the bustling streets coexist with Ming and Qing dynasty architecture. ✅ Secret Cultural Haunts of Southern Yunnan: A fusion of Confucian culture, the intangible cultural heritage of purple pottery, and the historical significance of the meter-gauge railway. ✅ **Taste the Bite**: This culinary city has been featured in numerous television series like "A Bite of China" and "A String of Life." 📸 Less Crowded, In-Depth Activities 1. Explore the Ancient Well Culture in the Morning Dabanjing (Pu Boquan): Watch locals draw water at 6 a.m.; the water is sweet and drinkable. Next door, Zengji Tofu Shop uses well water to make tofu, and witness the century-old craftsmanship. Ximen Tofu Workshop Experience: Make your own Jianshui tofu (30 RMB/person, includes soy milk and tofu pudding). 2. Visit the Confucian Temple in Hanfu - At China's second-largest Confucian Temple, wear Hanfu and take photos by the Panchi Pond in the morning. You'll occasionally encounter local students studying and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of this "famous city of literature" (Hanfu rentals are available within the scenic area for 50 RMB/2 hours). 3. Hidden Camera Spot on the Meter-Gauge Train Xianghuiqiao Station: Enjoy the French-style station building and the rice paddy café. Wait for the train to pass by during afternoon tea for a retro movie-inspired photo opportunity. Tuanshan Folk Houses: Hike 10 minutes to the top of the mountain to overlook the meter-gauge train winding through the golden rice paddies (autumn only). 4. Enjoy a New Night Tour of the Ancient City Chaoyang Tower Light Show: Every Friday and Saturday night, at 8:00 PM, the Ming Dynasty city tower transforms into a dazzling display of light and shadow. Zitao Street Night Market: More than just pottery! Friday night we had a bonfire dance and learned the cigarette box dance with the Yi women. 🍲 A Local's Secret Food Guide Category** | **Recommended Shops** | **Must-Try Dishes** | |----------------|---------------------------|-----------------------------------| | **Braised Tofu** | Banjing Tofu Shop (next to Dabanjing) | Coated Tofu + Well-Water Soy Milk | | **Steamed Chicken** | Xiangmanlou (Lin'an Road) | Steamed Chicken + Cold Grass Sprout Salad | | **Rice Noodles** | Lei Laoliu Cross-Bridge Garden | Grass Sprout and Chrysanthemum Cross-Bridge Rice Noodles (Broth So Fresh) | | **Barbecue** | Lao Qujiang Renhe BBQ | Roasted Pig's Trotter, Roasted Grasshopper, Charcoal-Grilled Baby Gourd | | **Snacks** | Shao Noodle Shop (Hanlin Street) | Cold Shao Noodles + Sweet and Sour Pomegranate Ice Jelly | 💡Secret Tip: Call out "Boss, five dry-coated tofu!" at the braised tofu stall and you'll instantly become a local. 🚞 Transportation Tips High-Speed Rail Saver: Kunming → Jianshui, choose the 7:00 AM train for just 49 yuan (not on holidays). Driving Tip: Jianshui → Shiping (50 km), stop by Yilong Lake Wetland and Shiping Tofu Village along the way. Ancient City Tricycle: Bargain down to 10 yuan/person, and the experienced driver will share stories about the ancient city's history as he pedals. 🏡 Stay in a B&B immersed in history Zhu Family Garden Side Courtyard B&B: Sleep on a Qing Dynasty carved wooden bed and enjoy the solitude of Zhu Family Garden in the mornings, free of tourists (600+ yuan, including breakfast and entrance fees). Tuzhang House Renovation: Stay in a colorful pottery-themed room in the "Ant Workshop" art district on the outskirts of the city for magical photos (300-500 yuan). Backpacker's Choice: Ancient City Youth Hostel "Guiqulai" (30 yuan/night), with panoramic views of Chaoyang Tower from the rooftop. 🎨 Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience List 1. Purple Pottery DIY: Taoyunfang: Throwing + Carving (128 RMB/person, can be fired and mailed). Zitaoli Night Market: Experience hand-painting pottery at night, then go directly to the kiln (limited time: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM). 2. Ancient Rubbing: Make a rubbing of a Confucius statue at the Confucian Temple and take away a Confucian souvenir (50 RMB/piece). --- ⚠️ Pitfalls to Avoid 1. Jianshui Train: Buy tickets three days in advance during peak season! Lines on site may lead to disappointment. (Definitely book in advance.) 2. Swallow Cave: During the rainy season (June-August), the underground river is high, and some areas are closed. (Just a quick check-in spot, it's a unique feature.) 3. Shopping Traps: Most "purple pottery" pots under 80 RMB are machine-pressed, so be careful. (Don't buy from stalls or the Old Town.) 📅 Seasonal Recommendations March-April: Ride a small train through a sea of rapeseed flowers. August: Jianshui Swallow Cave, where millions of swifts fly. Climb the rocks at the cave entrance to watch the swallows (reservations required). September: Confucius Memorial Ceremony at the Confucian Temple, with a breathtaking morning Yi dance performance. ✨ Jianshui Philosophy: Here, time isn't something to be rushed— Squatting by a well to sip a clear spring water, waiting for tofu to roast golden brown under an ancient tree, Listening to the meter-gauge train whirr through the rice fields—this is authentic "Yunnan life." Jianshui Ancient Town, Jianshui Purple Pottery Street
I didn't have much fun taking photos at the Yuanyang Rice Terraces the other day, but I did have some unexpected discoveries in Jianshui. [The text then abruptly shifts topics.] [The text then abruptly shifts topics.] [The text then abruptly shifts topics.] I only had one day planned, but I should have stayed longer to fully appreciate the vibrant life of these quaint streets. Jianshui has a high-speed rail station, not far from Kunming, making transportation very convenient. I stayed at Wangyungui B&B that day, a Chinese-style B&B renovated from a medical clinic. There's a parking lot right next to the B&B. The housekeepers are very friendly and will help with luggage. If you're arriving by high-speed rail, the B&B also offers shuttle service by appointment. The B&B is very close to the main street, Lin'an Street, yet very quiet. Lin'an Street boasts numerous purple pottery shops, with more shops than on Zitao Street. When visiting Yunnan, I recommend trying Yunnan coffee beans. They have a unique flavor. I went to Feiqi Coffee on the first day and OAN Coffee on the second. The coffee was delicious. ⭕️You can try the Jianshui specialty, the large-plate tofu, but I found it just average. ⭕️You must see the sunset over Shuanglong Bridge 🌇; it's beautiful and bustling. ⭕️Jianshui also has a French-built train station 🚉, but the ride takes ⏰four hours, which I personally find a bit time-consuming. ⭕️I also had two hotpots 🍲: soy milk chicken 🐔 and mushroom hotpot. The Dayan wild mushroom hotpot 🍲 is highly recommended ❗️❗️❗️
This place is arguably the pinnacle of coffee shops in the ancient city! Tucked away in a small alley next to Zhu Family Garden, the entrance is unassuming, but once inside, you'll discover a whole new world. The century-old house's carved wooden eaves, accented by stained glass windows, exude an elegant and classic atmosphere. The first-floor courtyard features a winding path through a flowing bridge. The second-floor terrace is even more stunning! You can literally touch the undulating eaves! Taking photos from the stairs or looking down is truly stunning! Everyone in the shop was snapping photos. Their coffee is also made with great care. The "Whipped Coconut Milk Latte" has a rim of shredded coconut, which is quite refreshing. The "Dutch Iced Chocolate Coffee" has ice cubes made from frozen coffee, so it doesn't get watered down as you drink it. The milk and chocolate are added yourself, but I found it a bit too sweet. Friendly reminder: The stairs are very steep, so please be careful when taking photos. 🏠 菲粋咖啡 📍 Shop No. 49, Shuyuan Street #SpringFlowerViewingPhotos #WeekendWhereToGo #CityHumanitiesNotes #NicheDiscovery #AncientTownsAndVillagesWorthVisiting
Enjoying coffee in the slow-paced Jianshui Ancient City is truly enjoyable! ☕️ Life here is slow-paced and not too crowded, perfect for a relaxing getaway. 🕶️ This café, nestled between a century-old house and a Chinese-style courtyard, has a unique charm! The courtyard is two stories high, and the second floor offers a breathtaking view of the rooftop tiles, making it quite comfortable. The stairs are narrow, though, so be careful when ascending! Next door to the café is their Zhuyexuan Inn, but it's only for guests, so we could only enjoy a brief moment from the café's side. It's quite charming. ⭕️Dutch Iced Chocolate Coffee DIY, it feels so ceremonial! Adjust to your taste. ⭕️Apple Cinnamon Tea Quite rich, with a pleasant apple aroma. Slightly sweet. But it only comes in seven servings, which is a bit odd 🤔 ⭕️Brownies There aren't many dessert options, only two. The chocolate flavor we chose wasn't very strong. The experience was just average. ☕️ | Feiqi Coffee 📍 | Shop No. 49, Shuyuan Street #CoffeeTravel #ExploreAncientHouses,CentralCourtyards,AncientTowns #YunnanTravel #AdmireAncientCityHistoricalArchitecture #RelaxingPlace