Inside The World's Most RELAXED City: Chengdu China Vlog & Travel Guide
Discover the laid-back charm of Chengdu, China, a city where ancient traditions meet modern delights. From sacred mountains and intricate irrigation systems to vibrant opera and spicy cuisine, Chengdu offers a unique blend of culture, history, and relaxation.
Qingcheng Sacred Mountain
A sacred Taoist mountain and the birthplace of Taoism, offering peaceful and relaxing scenery with pagodas and wild trees.
Sichuan Opera
A 400-year-old spectacle that is a mix of theater and circus, known for its dazzling performance and face-changing Bian Lian.
Dujiangyan Irrigation System
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.
Chen Mapo Tofu
The restaurant of Chen Ma Po, the inventor of Mapo Tofu, a quintessential Chengdu dish.
Tianfu Square
Chengdu's main square, featuring round-shaped fountains with dragons that form a Taiji symbol when viewed from above.
SanXingDui
The site of a mysterious civilization that existed thousands of years ago, known for its unearthed bronze and golden masks.
Jinlin Ancient Street
A beautiful, old street with shops and food, blending tradition and modernity.
Wenshu Buddhist Monastery
A well-preserved, 1,400-year-old temple known for bringing good luck with studying and for housing relics of Buddhism.
Tibetan Quarter
An area in Chengdu where many Tibetans have settled, also known as Little Lhasa.
Anshun Bridge
An area famous for its bars, live houses, and nightclubs.
Mount Qingcheng
A sacred Taoist mountain and the birthplace of Taoism, offering peaceful and relaxing scenery with pagodas and wild trees.