Chinatown Royal Gateway

The Chinatown Royal Gateway stands forty-five feet tall, framed by two bright red pillars topped with traditional glazed yellow tiles. It anchors the street as a symbol of the neighborhood identity crafted in the early two thousands. Architecturally, it follows the style of the Qing Dynasty, utilizing thousands of pieces of colored wood and stone imported directly from Beijing. Construction took months of painstaking assembly by skilled artisans, and the structure still marks the eastern edge of the community today.