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The Pinglin Old Street is approximately 200 meters long, centered around the "Bao Ping Palace", a place of worship significant to the locals. Along the street, you'll find paper糊 shops, tofu snack stalls, hardware stores, tea houses, and notably, the renowned "Pinglin Pak Song Tea" famous throughout Taiwan. The shops on the old street seamlessly blend Pinglin's local tea culture, creating a variety of creative snacks using Pak Song Tea, such as tea rice cakes, tea buns, tea peanut brittle, and tea-infused oil noodles. Additionally, Pinglin's tofu is highly regarded, made with local spring water to produce sweet and savory tofu dishes. When visiting Pinglin Old Street, be sure to try the tea dishes and tofu, which are sure to satisfy your palate. Starting from Pinglin Old Street and moving forward, you'll pass by "Pinglin Elementary School" and the spiritual center of Pinglin residents, "Bao Ping Palace". What's particularly noteworthy is that the old street is permeated with a rich tea fragrance, attracting numerous swallows who come to reside, with swallow nests visible in nearly every surrounding home. In fact, the number of swallow nests has even surpassed the local population, earning it the title of a veritable "Swallow City".