New York: Chinatown

Chinatown can be an amazing source of inspiration for Web designers and writers alike. The colors, the energy, and the totally unique look of this New York neighborhood make it a wonderful place to visit for new ideas or those with an Asian theme. With a population of somewhere between 70,000 and 150,000 people, New York's is the largest Chinatown in the United States. Here, you will find winding streets peppered liberally with a staggering selection of restaurants, markets, and shops.

Be sure to find some of the Chinese and Buddhist temples in the area and check out places such as Confucius Plaza and Chatham Square as well if you have the time. Find some of the markets by looking on streets such as Canal, Mott, Pell, and Doyers, and immerse yourself in a world that is sure to give rise to more than a few new thoughts and unusual perspectives. Take a look at the goods there and let them spark your imagination. After spending an afternoon in Chinatown, you will be filled with new ideas to take with you to the computer.

Tags: chinatown, Cool Trips, design inspiration, new york

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