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There are Chinatowns in cities around the world. See Wikipedia for an extensive list; here we list only the ones Wikivoyage has an article for.

See Legacy of the Overseas Chinese for a more general treatment, including links to many of the places the Chinese immigrants came from.

In Chinese most of these are called Tangren jie (Tang people street).

Africa

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Map of Chinatown

South Africa

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Asia

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India

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  • 1 Tangra Tangra, Kolkata on Wikipedia, Kolkata — home to numerous tanneries run by ethnic Chinese. It is the most popular destination for Chinese food. Chinese food sold in Tangra restaurants are now known all over the world as "Hakka-style" Chinese food.
  • 2 Tiretta Bazaar Tiretta Bazaar on Wikipedia (Old China Market), Kolkata — the original Chinatown of Kolkata. The locality was once home to 20,000 ethnic Chinese Indian nationals, but most of the ethnic Chinese have since moved to Tangra. The area is still noted for the Chinese restaurants where many people flock to taste traditional Chinese and Indian Chinese cuisine.

Indonesia

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Japan

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Malaysia

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Myanmar

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Philippines

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Singapore

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  • 3 Chinatown — the traditional Chinese quarters of Singapore. While the entire city is largely Chinese these days, the area does retain some of its own charm.

South Korea

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Thailand

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Vietnam

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Europe

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France

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  • 4 13th arrondissement, Paris — the southern part of the arrondissement is the Chinatown of Paris, perhaps the biggest in Europe.

North America

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Fortune teller in Barrio Chino, Mexico City

Oceania

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South America

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  • Barrio Chino in Lima
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