Best Landmarks in Chengdu

The River Watching Tower, located in Wangjiang Pavilion Park, is a 30-meter-tall tower built in 1889 and features a fountain from the Tang period.

A 2,600-year-old engineering marvel that splits a river into channels to prevent floods and provide irrigation, believed to contribute to the relaxed lifestyle of the region.

The largest Buddha sculpture in the world, carved into Lingyun Mountain at the confluence of three rivers; can be viewed by boat or by walking down the Nine Bend's Plank Road.

An ancient irrigation system devised 2,000 years ago, diverting river water through canals and featuring ancient temples and scenic bamboo fields, recognized as a UNESCO historical site and a favorite spot in China.

A bridge over the Chin Chiang River, noted for its golden glow at night and the lively atmosphere of the surrounding area with music, dancing, and other activities.

A river where the travelers enjoyed a calm and reflective walk.

A massive stone Buddha statue carved into a red sandstone cliff, overlooking the Min River and facing the Emei mountains, a significant site in Chinese Buddhism.

An old stone pagoda located on a hill behind the Lingyan Temple, offering potentially great views but undergoing renovations during the visit.

Located in the center of the city, shaped like a Taoist taichi, featuring a ring-shaped monument, a statue of Chairman Mao, and the Chengdu Museum.

Step back in time at Kuanzhai Alley, a beautifully preserved Qing Dynasty streetscape in Chengdu. Wander through its three distinct alleys, each offering a unique blend of traditional teahouses, local snacks, and artisan shops.

A memorial place dedicated to Zhuge Liang and Liu Bei, featuring gardens, corridors with statues, and the mausoleum of Liu Bei, rebuilt in 1672 by the Qing Dynasty.

A traditional pedestrian street with buildings in the old Qing Dynasty style, offering Chinese snacks, souvenir shops, costume rentals, and outdoor tea shops with ear cleaning services.

A nearly 2,000-year-old temple honoring Jug Leyang, known for its grand red walls, bamboo groves, calligraphy, Three Kingdoms era artifacts, and a vast Chinese garden.

The International Finance Center of Chengdu is a busy, modern area known for its panda decorations and fashionable people.

A temple dedicated to Zhuge Liang, a famous military strategist from the Three Kingdoms period, featuring serene gardens and historic buildings.

Offers impressive panoramic views of the city, with an observation deck and a revolving restaurant.

An impressive feat of ancient engineering built in 256 BCE and still in use today, crucial in preventing floods in the region.

A scenic spot on Mount a.