Kaifeng여행 예산 가이드

Kaifeng's most celebrated soup-dumpling house, a state-recognized China Time-Honored Brand famed for its xiaolong soup buns.

A Hui Muslim Time-Honored Brand of Kaifeng, registered as a China Time-Honored Brand and famed for barrel chicken simmered in century-old master stock.

A Kaifeng guotie (pan-fried dumpling) house dating to the late Qing, whose dumplings were honored as a 'Famous Chinese Snack.'

A Kaifeng Yu-cuisine institution whose predecessor 'Youyicun' dates to the late Qing, known for carrying on authentic Henan cooking.

Kaifeng's signature delicacy: steamed xiaolong buns with thin skins, generous filling and a burst of hot broth.

A Kaifeng specialty: a whole chicken shaped like a barrel and simmered in century-old stock, savory and crisp-tender, eaten cold.

A classic Kaifeng street snack of grass carp or small crucian carp fried then braised in five-spice broth, tender fish in a rich sauce.

A traditional Kaifeng confection of peanuts and sugar layered into a flaky cake that is sweet, crisp and melts in the mouth.

A Kaifeng Hui snack: a thin flatbread filled with minced mutton and griddled in mutton fat, chewy and fragrant with tender meat.

A traditional Kaifeng snack of mung-bean jelly cut and stir-fried until crisp outside and soft within, savory with a touch of heat.

A traditional Kaifeng sweet drink of almond powder whisked with boiling water and topped with dried fruits and nuts—silky and gently sweet.

Woodblock New Year prints rooted in Northern Song Dongjing, inscribed in 2006 in the first national ICH list and seen as a forerunner of Chinese New Year prints.

Traditional embroidery of Northern Song Bianjing, also called Song embroidery, inscribed in 2008 in the second national ICH list.

Han Buddhist ritual music preserved at the millennium-old Daxiangguo Temple, inscribed in 2008 in the second national ICH list.

Kaifeng's distinctive folk square drumming, part of the national 'gong-and-drum art' inscribed in 2008 in the second national ICH list.

An ancient totemic beast dance carried on around Lankao in the Kaifeng area, inscribed in 2008 in the second national ICH list.

A regional opera of eastern Henan, southwestern Shandong and northern Anhui, inscribed in 2008 in the second national ICH list.