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Along both sides of the river on the Tianshui side of town, but most heavily concentrated near the main bridge, you'll find a veritable plethora of places to sit and drink a beer by the river and watch the world go by. Most have an associated Muslim vendor selling kebabs as well, a perfect spicy treat.
If you prefer a bit more of a crowd, the beer garden on walk street provides, along with frosty mugs for your beverage of choice.
Updated Jun 14, 2007
A number of nightclubs have been popping up on Walk Street (the pedestrian shopping district) on the Tianshui side of town. Most have 'mix' somewhere in the title, and most have pole or table dancers (dressed) to go with the DJ tunes.
There's also the Boom Bar, which alternates between dancing and truly bizarre stage shows and audience participation of the spin around and see if you fall over get a beer if you don't sort.
Written Jun 14, 2007
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