朋友約的夜宵時間還沒到，就跑來上下杭閒逛，五年沒來這裡的變化不大，入口的牌坊依然高聳，河流和橋梁在燈光襯托下的夜景一樣美不勝收，國慶假期人倒是多了不少
才知道這裡在2023年12月被確定為國家4A級旅遊景區，不知道是不是這幾年擴建了，總覺得比之前大了不少，或許是自己的記憶模糊了也說不定？
📍地址：福州市台江區三通路
🚌交通貼士：地鐵1號線達道站C口步行10分鐘
1️⃣ 三捷河沿岸
從牌坊進來，就是三捷河了，青石板+紅燈籠的會館老建築還是很好看，跟著人群走，一邊看著輪流在橋上拍照的漢服小姑娘，雖然會需要等一下，但這時剛好也可以停下來看看水景和穿梭的小船，不會錯過眼前的風景
走著走著聽到小朋友唱著Beyond的歌，還有人在教他唱，前面圍著很多人，走過去看原來是街頭藝人彈著吉他給遊客的小孩伴奏，也跟著聽了會，我要在他這個年紀可沒有勇氣在這麼多人前面唱歌，默默的給了他掌聲
聽著歌聲轉頭一看才發覺原來這裡還有個閔式風味生活節的活動，很多小攤位，大概是十一期間的活動吧
2️⃣ 隆平路夜市
這裡沿路都是餐廳和小吃，耳聾伯元宵店前面人最多，因為不能坐下掃二維碼點餐只能排隊，而吃碗元宵打卡的人不少
三坊七巷很多知名店家這裡也有分店，也可以在這裡吃飯，我還特地拍了上次來吃的老福州餐廳的入口，因為印象太深刻
繞了一圈要離開的時候，走到露天舞台有人在表演，一個小哥正好用福州話唱著本地民謠，一堆人坐在前面的位置喝茶看表演，挺有意思的
隨便走走逛逛，看看人流，看看記憶里的水鄉和老建築，沒什麼目的，也沒排隊吃什麼，回憶下過去，很舒服的一場夜遊
While waiting for a late-night meet-up with friends, I wandered into Shangxiahang, one of Fuzhou’s most charming historical streets.
It’s been five years since my last visit — the iconic gate, stone bridges, and riverside lights still feel timeless, though the area somehow feels bigger than I remember.
📍 Location: Taijiang District, Fuzhou, Fujian
🚇 Getting There: Metro Line 1 → Dadao Station (Exit C), about 10 minutes on foot
✨ Sanjie River Promenade
Entering through the main archway leads straight to Sanjie River — traditional halls lit by red lanterns, stone pavements, and girls in Hanfu taking turns for photos on the bridge. A street performer sang Beyond’s songs with a local kid — the kind of small moment that makes travel feel warm.
🎪 Min-Style Lifestyle Festival
During the National Day holiday, a small market appeared along the riverside — handmade goods, snacks, and cheerful crowds celebrating Fuzhou’s heritage.
🍡 Longping Road Night Market
The street comes alive with food stalls and restaurants — the most popular is Deaf Uncle Tangyuan, famous for sweet glutinous rice balls. Many well-known brands from Three Lanes and Seven Alleys also have branches here, like Old Fuzhou Restaurant.
🎤 Open-Air Stage
Before leaving, I stumbled upon a small stage where a young man sang local Fuzhou folk songs in dialect. People sat with tea, listening quietly — a peaceful, nostalgic ending to a night walk through history.
Walking by the water, past the bridges and the old houses, I realized this wasn’t just a stroll — it was a quiet reunion with memories of Fuzhou. 🌃