All Places in Chengdu

Chengdu Culture Park features the old Qingyang Temple and the Shuangqing Sichuan Opera house, where you can experience the famous face-changing performance.

A 400-year-old spectacle that is a mix of theater and circus, known for its dazzling performance and face-changing Bian Lian.

The Yongling Museum houses the well-preserved Royal tomb of Wang Jian, ruler of the early Shu Empire, and features impressive archways and stone carvings.

Wangjiang Pavilion Park features the River Watching Tower and is known as the location where poetess Zhuo lived; it contains structures dedicated to her memory and a bamboo grove.

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 museum and park created in honor of Du Fu, one of China's greatest poets, featuring buildings with information about Du Fu, pavilions, gardens, and a recreation of his cottage.

Mount Emei is a holy mountain revered by Chinese Buddhists, featuring numerous shrines, temples, and monasteries.

Wenshu Monastery consists of five temples built from wood and stone and contains iron statues of Buddhist Guardian Gods, bronze sculptures, paintings, and calligraphy.

Wenshu Monastery consists of five temples built from wood and stone and contains iron statues of Buddhist Guardian Gods, bronze sculptures, paintings, and calligraphy.

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.

Chengdu Wuhou Shrine is a temple built in honor of Zhuge Liang, featuring a central hall with a gilded clay figure and terracotta statues of ministers and generals.

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.

The Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding offers a chance to see giant pandas up close and provides an in-depth look at these animals.

El parque más famoso de la ciudad, un oasis de vegetación donde la gente pinta, baila, canta, toma el té, socializa y juega al mahjong. También hay una casa de té con más de 100 años de historia.

Shuang Qing Sichuan Opera House is a cultural destination that holds performances of traditional Chinese music and theater, and where you can see the face-changing performance.

The Gong Bu Memorial Hall features exhibits portraying the life and work of Du Fu, complete with a foreign language section.

The Peak of the 10,000 Buddhas is the highest peak of Mount Emei and is revered by Chinese Buddhists.

The Hall of Shuaa Tang features iron statues of Buddhist Guardian Gods.

The Cave of the Heavenly Master is where Zhang Daoling, the founder of the Taoist religion, taught.

The Temple to Leo Bu is dedicated to Liu Bei, ruler of the Shu Han Empire.

The Wong Nature Reserve, surrounded by mountains, is home to mammals, birds and plants including giant redwood trees and pandas.

A research base housing the most pandas in China, known for its morning feeding sessions where pandas are most active, and features multiple panda villas and red panda enclosures.

A modern shopping district with luxury malls, street vendors, international brands, local startups, and even EV showrooms, incorporating restored historical buildings and the Temple of Infinite Compassion and Mercy.

A beautifully restored 1800-year-old temple, known locally as Gu Da Sheng Ci Si, offering a glimpse into Buddhist beliefs in the heart of the shopping district.

A conservation park dedicated to the breeding and research of giant pandas, China's cherished ambassador and national symbol for peace, love, and ecological conservation.

An archaeological site and museum showcasing artifacts from the ancient Shu civilization, including the Golden Sun Bird Disc and Smiling Gold Mask, offering insights into their lifestyle, diet, and beliefs.

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.

Remnants from the Qing Dynasty, consisting of three main alleys with restored centuries-old buildings and courtyards, offering souvenirs, local snacks, tea ceremonies, and craftwork.

A shopping district that represents the modernization and commercialization of Chengdu, offering a taste of modern China with luxury shopping malls and street vendors.

A conservation park dedicated to the breeding and research of giant pandas, China's cherished ambassador and national symbol for peace, love, and ecological conservation.

An archaeological site that preserves the history of the Shu Kingdom.

Remnants from the Qing Dynasty, consisting of three main alleys with restored centuries-old buildings and courtyards, offering souvenirs, local snacks, tea ceremonies, and craftwork.

A lively pedestrian street in Chengdu known for its large malls, including the Chengdu IFS, and the giant panda art installation hanging off the side of the IFS building.

A 1,800-year-old ancient street lined with traditional-style buildings offering local artwork, souvenirs, and street snacks; known to be very crowded.

The mountain where the Leshan Giant Buddha is located, offering views of the Buddha's head and access to the Nine Bend's Plank Road.

The New Century Global Center is described as a massive building with two malls, a waterpark, offices, conference rooms, a university complex, a skating rink, cinemas, a Mediterranean village, and a hotel, symbolizing excess in Chengdu.

Mentioned as a place where you can take a night stroll.

Huming Tea House, founded in 1923 in People's Park, is a famous spot in Chengdu where people gather to drink tea, play games, and enjoy performances.

Kwanza alley is an old, touristy street in Chengdu with souvenir shops and a traditional market upstairs selling local products like Sichuan peppercorns and hot pot mix.

The Wuzo Monastery is the best-preserved and largest monastery in Chengdu, an active Buddhist temple with beautiful architecture dating back to the 600s.

A Hyatt hotel in Shangdu (Chengdu) offering a comfortable stay with city views and a buffet breakfast featuring both Western and spicy Chinese options.

A railway station where the travelers arrived after a high-speed train ride from Chongqing.

The subway station used to access the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding via a city shuttle bus.

A research base and sanctuary for giant pandas, home to over 200 pandas, where visitors can observe pandas of all ages and learn about conservation efforts.

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 Michelin-starred vegetarian restaurant that offered a refined and affordable dining experience.

A road featuring high-end luxury stores and a pop-up street food market with baked goods.

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.

A park area where the Le Shan Giant Buddha is located, featuring other caves and sculptures along the river.

A section within the Le Shan Giant Buddha park offering caves and carvings of Buddhas.

A series of beautiful old Chinese temples located up a staircase, offering a more secluded experience compared to the Giant Stone Buddha area.

A massive temple complex near the Giant Buddha head, featuring shrines, golden Buddha statues, and ancient interiors.

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

A well-preserved old town with traditional Chinese architecture, canals, and bridges, often used as a film set and known as the 'Chinese Hollywood'.

An ultra-futuristic museum completed in late 2023, featuring innovative architecture, interactive exhibits, and a park with an artificial lake.

An older, central part of Chengdu known for hosting Sichuan face-changing ceremonies, a traditional dance and performance art.

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.

A massive museum covering the history of Sichuan and Chengdu from the Neolithic period to the Republic of China, with exhibits organized chronologically across five floors.

A modern and efficient subway system with futuristic stations, exceeding the length of subways in New York City, London, or Moscow.

A new science fiction museum resembling a metallic star floating on a lake, designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, hosting exhibition halls and a Time Tunnel.

The first public park in Chengdu, built in 1911, featuring artful landscaping, tea houses, and a pond with boats, offering a relaxing experience of Chengdu's lifestyle.

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 bridge with a history dating back to 1746, rebuilt in 2003, hosting an upscale restaurant and surrounded by bars with live music and riverside seating.

A bar street with restaurants and live music venues, known for its nightlife and described as China's Party City.

A neighborhood with a combination of local shops and trendy young people, offering local snacks and coffee shops.

A futuristic state-of-the-art district with new buildings, including twin towers with a spectacular light show, and a ring-shaped bridge nicknamed the Hot Pot Bridge.

A massive artificial lake in the Tianfu New Area, surrounded by residential blocks and parks, offering rowing boats and recreational activities.

An upscale residential neighborhood around a lake, made up of islands with villas, resort hotels and commercial properties, offering a family-friendly environment.

A modern high-end shopping area with international brands, blending old houses and modern scenery.

A historic Buddhist shrine located next to a shopping district, offering a contrast of ancient and modern China.

A scenic mountain considered one of the birthplaces of Taoism, covered with evergreen forests and featuring temples and pavilions.

A bookstore in one of the malls that looks straight out of Harry Potter movies.

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.

An active Buddhist temple and monastery, the biggest in Chengdu, featuring five temple halls, monk dorms, and a green space for nuns, known for its historical significance and the story of Monk Cidu.

The first public park in Chengdu, popular for locals and tourists, featuring footpaths, snack stores, a match-making corner, and the Heming Tea House, known for experiencing Chengdu's relaxed tea culture.

A venue for Sichuan Opera and folk performances, combining folk music, rod puppetry, hand shadow, and the highlight, fire spitting and face changing performance.

A museum built on an archaeological site discovered in 2001, showcasing relics from the Shu Kingdom, including the Sun and Immortal Bird gold ornament and gold masks.

A revitalized cultural hub, formerly the Hongguang Electronic Tube Factory, featuring unique industrial architecture, modern art, murals, fashion stores, dining options, and trendy coffee shops.

An open-air, low-density luxury shopping area housing international brands, with some old buildings integrated into the new 2-3 story structures, also the location of Daci Temple.

Chengdu is a beautiful city famous for its Pandas and Hotpot, offering a relaxed atmosphere and the possibility of a visa-free visit for up to 6 days.

Panda Valley is a famous place in Chengdu dedicated to giant panda conservation, reintroduction, and training, also featuring red pandas in a free-range area.

Jinli Street is a popular tourist street in Chengdu, offering sugar painting, ear cleaning services, robot coffee, fresh pomegranate juice, and a relaxed atmosphere with panda-themed decorations.

T Lao is a fortified castle outside the ancient town, where the hacker people used to live to protect themselves from bandits and robbers, engaging in religious activities and cooking within its round walls.

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Bamboo Village in Chengdu's Wuhouci Park is known as the first Suburban Park in all of changdu. It's a lovely place to come when it does get really hot because you can still be in the shade but still be outside in the [Music] nature.

A restaurant theater in Chengdu that recreates imperial feasts from various Chinese eras, featuring a musical theater show about Chinese dynasties with poetry, costumed acts, traditional dances, and songs.

A world-famous panda research center and the largest panda sanctuary, spanning 160 hectares with zones mimicking the panda's natural habitat, dedicated to the care, nutrition, and medical attention of each panda.

A pretty hotel in the city with stylish rooms, a dressing room, a bathroom with a freestanding tub, a Japanese toilet, a mini-bar, and a cafe on the 50th floor with panoramic city views.

A fascinating restaurant where diners cook poisonous mushrooms in a hot pot, following a specific procedure to ensure safety and flavor.

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.

A famous 2000-year-old shopping street, once a bustling commercial hub, now a tourist attraction with colorful shops and red lanterns.

Three historic streets in old Chungdu featuring carved windows, stone portals, courtyards, trendy cafes, boutiques, art galleries, and souvenir shops.

A uniquely designed Starbucks styled like an old tea house, featuring the Sichuan Province Panda symbol and blending traditional Chinese elements with a modern look.

Asia's largest shopping complex and an entertainment metropolis.

SKP is a shopping complex with creative architecture and light installations, best visited after sunset.

A sacred Taoist mountain and the birthplace of Taoism, offering peaceful and relaxing scenery with pagodas and wild trees.

The restaurant of Chen Ma Po, the inventor of Mapo Tofu, a quintessential Chengdu dish.

The site of a mysterious civilization that existed thousands of years ago, known for its unearthed bronze and golden masks.

A beautiful, old street with shops and food, blending tradition and modernity.

A well-preserved, 1,400-year-old temple known for bringing good luck with studying and for housing relics of Buddhism.

An area in Chengdu where many Tibetans have settled, also known as Little Lhasa.

Es el destino más popular en Chengdu, donde los visitantes pueden ver a los pandas gigantes en su hábitat natural, con más de 50 pandas viviendo en un área de 100 hectáreas llena de bambú.

Una de las casas de té más famosas de Chengdu, ubicada en el Parque del Pueblo, donde la gente disfruta de actuaciones en vivo, juega al mahjong y observa a la gente.

Un lugar fotogénico con un ambiente festivo, tiendas, artistas callejeros, faroles, bares y bocadillos.

Ubicado en el piso 40 del hotel Luigia, el - House Park es una joya escondida en la ciudad, popular entre los lugareños de Hindu, que ofrece cócteles y música en vivo con una vista nocturna increíble de la ciudad de Chengdu.

Un restaurante con más de 93 años de historia que ofrece auténtica comida local a un precio razonable.

Un centro comercial con una enorme escultura de panda trepando por su fachada, ubicado a poca distancia de Taiguli.

Un distrito comercial donde se pueden encontrar muchas marcas internacionales.

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

Gardens by the Bay in Singapore is mentioned as a reference point for a similar, smaller art installation in Chengdu.

The Giant Panda Sanctuary is where the pandas are from, and where they are actively eating and living.

The Wulong Giant Panda Garden is where the pandas are large, clean and active.

Mount Everest base camp and mostly to Tibet is a place to visit.

A sanctuary dedicated to the conservation of giant pandas and other endangered species, where visitors can observe pandas up close.

A scenic area, popular for tours from Chengdu.

A scenic area, popular for tours from Chengdu.

An ancient town that can be visited as a day trip along with the Leshan Giant Buddha.

A panda rescue center where visitors can volunteer and participate in activities like cleaning enclosures and preparing food for pandas.

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

A venue where you can see Sichuan Opera's magical face-changing act.

A venue where you can see Sichuan Opera's magical face-changing act.

A venue where you can see Sichuan Opera's magical face-changing act.

A place to check out to learn about Sichuan food and join a cooking class.

An archaeological site that features the ancient Shu civilization, highlighting the advanced craftsmanship and mysterious beliefs of the ancient Shu people.

A place in People's Park to sip jasmine tea while watching locals sing, dance, or play mahjong.

One of China's key Taoist temples with the eight trigrams Pavilion, glazed Dome, and dragon carved pillars.

The former home of Tang Dynasty poet Dofu, featuring elements of his original home along with a beautiful garden.

Houses the tomb of Wang Jan, ruler of the early Shu empire, featuring Wang gian's ornate sarcophagus and impressive Stone carvings of 24 musicians.

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

A river by Chung's West Pearl Tower.

Offers a glimpse into China's past with its well-preserved Ming Dynasty architecture.

One of China's four Taoist mountains and was designated a UNESCO world heritage site in 2000.

The best preserved temple on Mount Ching Chang, built during the Tang Dynasty and is still an active TOS temple with over 100 monks.

Southern China's largest Alpine Ski Resort, offering skiing, snowmobiling, snow tubing, and other winter activities.

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

One of China's four sacred Buddhist mountains, home to Temples like bowo and wanan, where you can explore Rich Buddhist history.

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A Panda themed post office near quanhai alley that lets you send postcards with exclusive Panda stamps.

Offers a glimpse into Chu's past dating back to the Ching Dynasty.

A religious landmark near quanhai alley.

Tianfu Airport was completed in 2021 and is set to become one of China’s busiest airports, contributing to the connection between Chengdu and Chongqing.