归档: Attractions

  • Wenshu Monastery

    Wenshu Monastery

    Wenshu monastery is located in Qingyang district. Originally built during the Sui dynasty and rebuilt during the Kangxi reign, it was renamed Wenshu monastery. The monastery houses over 300 Buddhist statues of various sizes, crafted from diverse materials including iron, gauze-covered clay, wood, stone, and clay. Among them is a precious jade Buddha statue from Myanmar. The temple complex features five grand halls – the Hall of the Three Great Scholars, the Mahavira Hall, the Dharma Hall, and the Scripture Depository – connected in sequence, seamlessly integrated with the bell tower, dining hall, and corridor houses on the east and west sides. Combined with other structures, they form an enclosed quadrangle courtyard. The compound also houses a teahouse and a distinctive vegetarian restaurant called “Xiangzhai Hall,” making it a beloved leisure spot for local residents. In addition, the monastery houses numerous precious paintings and calligraphic works from the Ming and Qing dynasties. The most renowned include the “Konglin” plaque bestowed upon Wenshu Monastery by Emperor Kangxi in 1702, as well as Kangxi’s transcription of the Song Dynasty calligrapher Mi Fu’s “Sea Moon” scroll. Other Buddhist artifacts include the parietal bone of Tang Dynasty monk Xuanzang, Indian palm-leaf manuscripts, and gilded sutra cases from Tang Dynasty Japan. However, as these are precious cultural relics, they are rarely seen by outsiders. The street in front of Wenshu Monastery, now developed as Wenshu Fang known as the “urban zen forest,” features uniformly designed antique-style buildings where many snack stalls continue to operate.

  • Kuanzhai Alleys

    Kuanzhai Alleys

    Kuanzhai Alley is an ancient street in Chengdu left over from the Qing Dynasty. It is composed of three parallel lanes – a wide alleyway, a narrow alleyway and a criss-crossed alleyway, with courtyards between them. Here, you may drink tea, eat hotpot and experience the old and new way of life in Chengdu. It is one of the hotspots in Chengdu where old folks come together and carry out their activities. Kuanzhai Alley also comes alive at night due to a couple of modern bars situated there. Feel free to check it out if you are a night-life person.

  • Chengdu Natural History Museum

    Chengdu Natural History Museum

    The Chengdu Natural History Museum is a significant venue integrating science, education, and culture, dedicated to showcasing Earth’s natural history and biodiversity. With a rich collection spanning paleontological fossils, animal and plant specimens, and mineral exhibits, it vividly recreates the planet’s evolutionary journey. Featuring modern exhibition halls with multimedia interactives and immersive experiences, visitors can delve deep into the wonders of nature. The museum serves not only as a vital hub for science education but also as a gateway for the public to explore natural sciences. Its diverse exhibitions and activities attract visitors of all ages, making it an ideal destination to discover nature and spark curiosity. Combining scientific rigor with engaging storytelling, the Chengdu Natural History Museum offers an enlightening cultural journey for every visitor.

  • Ancient City of Langzhong

    Ancient City of Langzhong

    Langzhong Ancient Town is located along the bank of the Jialing River in Nanchong and is one of China’s four major ancient towns. Its more than 2000 years of history are well-preserved, and the town has an extremely unique layout. The famous general Zhang Fei of the Three Kingdoms Period once garrisoned at Langzhong for 7 years. In Langzhong, you can stroll the ancient lanes, visit the Zhang Fei Temple, look out across the whole town from Jinping Mountain, and enjoy the leisurely pace of local life. The folk customs here are rich and varied. The on-site performance of the show Langyuan Xianjing includes many folk performances and is worth watching. A lot of fun activities are available during the Spring Festival period.

  • Sichuan Museum

    Sichuan Museum

    Sichuan Museum is located on Huanhua South Street in Chengdu’s Wuhou District (to the east of Huanhuaxi Park). Among the most distinctive museum’s collections are the Bhag Bronze, Zhang Daqian’s paintings and the Sichuan Han Dynasty portrait bricks and pottery. Dafeng Hall contains many of Zhang Daqian works, especially the Dunhuang murals.

  • Chunxi Road

    Chunxi Road

    Chunxi Road is the fashion hub of Chengdu and a culinary hotspot. Exploring this iconic commercial pedestrian street and indulging in local delicacies is a must-do when visiting Chengdu.Chunxi Road is not just a single street, but refers to the area east of Beixin Street, south of Zongfu Road, west of Hongxing Road, north of Dongda Street, as well as Nanxin Street, Zhongxin Street and their surrounding areas. For visitors to Chengdu, missing out on Chunxi Road would be as regrettable as skipping Wangfujing in Beijing or Nanjing Road in Shanghai.On both sides of Chunxi Road, you’ll find a vibrant mix of century-old shops, trendy malls, brand boutiques, and delicious snack stalls. Famous local eateries like Zhong’s Dumplings, Lai’s Tangyuan, Han’s Steamed Buns, and Long’s Wonton all have branches here. On weekends, this area also serves as a popular leisure spot for Chengdu residents.The intersection of Chunxi Road’s main street is the famous Zhongshan Square, where the bronze statue of Sun Yat-sen stands. At the northern entrance, there’s also a Chengdu folk-custom relief art wall carved from granite, depicting various scenes of Tang Dynasty Chengdu, including temple fairs, flower festivals, lantern festivals, and mulberry picking.

  • Southen Sichuan Bamboo Sea

    Southen Sichuan Bamboo Sea

    The Shunan Zhuhai National Park is located in Yibin where Changning and Jiang’an counties meet. The air here is pristine and the scenery is gorgeous. You can see many products expertly crafted from bamboo at the park’s Changning Zhuhai Museum. You can even get a panoramic view of the “bamboo sea” from the aerial tramway. When you come here, don’t forget to try a meal prepared fully from bamboo at a local farmhouse. You can get bamboo shoots, bamboo fungus (a type of edible fungus), bamboo eggs, and bamboo tripe, all of which are delicious.

  • Wolong China Giant Panda Garden Shenshuping Base of CCRCGP

    Wolong China Giant Panda Garden Shenshuping Base of CCRCGP

    Wolong China Panda Garden Shenshuping Base is located in Gengda Town, Wolong Nature Reserve. It consists of areas such as Shenshuping Panda Breeding & Visiting Area, Captive Panda Wilderness Training Area, and Field Release Area. It contains a Tourist Reception Center, Science Education Center, Scientific Research Office, and other related establishments. The base not only provides a comfortable habitat for captive panda populations around the world, but also provides the public with the opportunity to get close to the pandas.

  • Jiuzhai Romance Park

    Jiuzhai Romance Park

    The large-scale song and dance performance “Eternal Love of Jiuzhaigou” is divided into “Legend of Jiuzhaigou”, “Ancient Qiang War Song”, “Han-Tibetan Marriage”, “Boundless Love”, “Heaven and Earth Auspiciousness” and other scenes. The beautiful and mysterious Tibetan and Qiang songs and dances take you on a journey through time and space, and the magnificent Tang Dynasty Palace shows the feat of Princess Wencheng’s marriage between Han and Tibetans. 5D real scenes and high-tech means, mountains collapsed, houses collapsed, the entire theater and thousands of seats shook violently, and thousands of cubic meters of flood water poured down in an instant… One true story after another, one touching picture after another shows the boundless love of the Chinese nation in fighting against earthquakes and disasters.Jiuzhaigou Ancient Scenery Area is a living Tibetan and Qiang ancient city. It is the urban cultural center of Jiuzhaigou and an ideal destination for night tours.The Attraction is adjacent to the Jiuzhaigou Attraction, and has sightseeing projects such as the Se Ma Goddess Statue, Tibetan Watchtowers, and Western Sichuan Street, allowing you to experience the authentic Tibetan and Qiang customs.The main show “Eternal Love of Jiuzhaigou” is a must-see performance in your lifetime. The authentic Tibetan and Qiang songs and dances take you on a journey through time and space. The magnificent Tang Dynasty Palace shows the feat of Princess Wencheng’s marriage between Han and Tibetans. 5D real scenes and high-tech means reproduce the tragic scene of the earthquake. The entire theater and thousands of seats vibrate violently.In the Attraction, there are wonderful performances such as “Gongzhuang Carnival”, “Tusi Recruiting a Son-in-law”, “Sichuan Opera”, “Qiang Putting Rod”, “The Yak Has a Date with You”, etc., which will take you on a fantasy journey through time.Jiuzhaigou Eternal Scenery Area is all about time travel!

  • Chengdu Zoo

    Chengdu Zoo

    There are hundreds of species at Chengdu Zoo, including mammals, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and beautiful fish. You can appreciate tigers, lions, giraffes, red-crowned cranes, and elephants. The most-loved animal at the zoo is the giant panda. The snub-nosed monkey is also a favorite for children. Zhaojue Temple, a Buddhist temple, is located right next to the zoo and you can visit both attractions on the same trip.