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Pangu Pedestrian Street

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Pangu Pedestrian Street is located in Meixian New Town. It is a commercial development zone that integrates business, tourism, living, leisure, and entertainment with modern management and development concepts while retaining the distinctive characteristics of Hakka culture. Currently, Pangu Pedestrian Street consists of several parts, including the Central Plaza, the Pedestrian Street, and Weilongju. At its center stands a tall and magnificent...

Pangu Pedestrian Street

Pangu Pedestrian Street is located in Meixian New Town. It is a commercial development zone that integrates business, tourism, living, leisure, and entertainment with modern management and development concepts while retaining the distinctive characteristics of Hakka culture. Currently, Pangu Pedestrian Street consists of several parts, including the Central Plaza, the Pedestrian Street, and Weilongju. In the middle stands a tall and magnificent modern-style Weilong House, which houses a modern managed garden residential community. The outside area is a central plaza adorned with lush trees and vibrant flowers.

A tranquil stream runs through the pedestrian street, lined with shops on both sides. Various types of flowers and plants in diverse shapes are planted along the stream, creating a surreal sense of time and space as you walk along the street. It feels like a cultural corridor, yet also a commercial pedestrian area; it seems as if you're in the midst of high mountains and flowing waters, yet you're actually in a bustling urban setting. The desire to return to nature and embrace simplicity has become a need for city dwellers who rarely see green hills and clear waters. While the wish to live deep in the mountains may not be feasible, transplanting green hills and clear waters into the concrete jungle achieves a harmonious blend of humanity and nature.

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