Few cultures have left such a tangible mark on the world’s biggest cities. While the first Chinatown popped up in Manila in the 1500s, dozens more appeared around the globe in the 19th and 20th centuries. From Bangkok to New York, these often hard-hit ‘hoods have endured over the years, morphing from immigrant enclaves to bustling, do-it-all, must-visit districts.
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Wherever you go, they’re a smorgasbord for the senses replete with smoking-hot teas and fresh dim sum; alleys of traditional handicrafts; and opulent gates leading to a land of lanterns and dragons.Here are seven of the best. Read more here courtesy of our affiliate friends, Viator.
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