Chengdu, known as the “Land of Abundance,” is a renowned historical and cultural city in China brimming with a relaxed and slow-living atmosphere.
It blends the historical heritage of a millennium-old capital with the trendy vitality of a modern metropolis, boasting cultural landmarks like Wuhou Temple and Du Fu Thatched Cottage, as well as fashionable commercial areas such as Taikoo Li and Chunxi Road. Moreover, it is world-famous for itspanda culture and culinary paradise.
Trip Highlights
See thefluffy pandas! Take a photo with these cute fluffy little creatures
Although you can’t take a panda home from Chengdu, you can visit thePanda Baseto explore the giant pandas’ home, where you may also encounter lovely red pandas.
Dujiangyan Blue Tears–—How to Experience It?
The DuJiangYan Irrigation System divides the turbulent MinJiang River into the Outer River and the Inner River. The Outer River is responsible for flood discharge, while the Inner River diverts water for irrigation, creating the western Sichuan plain known as the “Land of Abundance“.
Explore whetherMount Emeifrom Jin Yong’s martial arts novels hides martial arts secrets?
As one of the Four Sacred Buddhist Mountains in China, Mount Emei is the Bodhimanda of Samantabhadra Bodhisattva. The mountain is dotted with numerous temples, permeated with a mysterious religious atmosphere.
Chengdu Citywalk—–Kuanzhai Alley,Chunxi Road, orJiuyan Bridge
Kuanzhai Alley is the only remaining ancient street from the Qing Dynasty in Chengdu, consisting of three parallel old urban streets Kuan Alley, Zhai Alley, and Jing Alley，along with the courtyard communities in between.
Chunxi Roadis Chengdu’s iconic commercial pedestrian street, lined with century-old shops,fashion malls, brand stores, anddelicious snackshops.
Jiuyan Bridgeis a famous bar street in Chengdu. Why not choose a cozy little pub that catches your eye and enjoy the music quietly?
Slow LivingPhilosophy in Practice
In a century-old teahouse in the ancient town, savor a cup of Gaiwan tea (covered bowl tea) while sitting on a bamboo chair and enjoying a leisurely time. In intangible cultural heritage experiences, how can you miss the wonderfulSichuan Opera face-changingperformance?
Not-to-MissChengdu Cuisine–—Restaurants Crowded with Locals
Chengdu’s cuisine is dazzling, with traditional snacks like Mao Ya Ka (braised duck in chili sauce)and BoBoJi (spicy skewers), hot and spicy hot pot and ChuanChuan (skewered hot pot), as well as flavorful Sichuan restaurants. You’ll still crave more even after eight meals a day.
Which Designer Hotel to Choose——High-Rise Hotel or Garden Private Hot Spring Hotel?
Downtown hotels offer convenient transportation, allowing you to enjoy dining, shopping, and entertainment right downstairs.
Private hot spring villa hotels away from the city center allow you to enjoy complete tranquility and privacy.
