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Chengdu is a laid-back city where tradition and modern life. Known as the hometown of pandas and hotpot, it’s also a place of quiet tea houses, ancient temples, and buzzing food streets. With spicy food, warm people, and a lifestyle that invites you to slow down, Chengdu charms you not with speed, but with soul.

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When you come to Chengdu, you should dive headfirst into its gentleness and passion—the fragrance of gaiwan tea mingling with the spicy heat of hotpot filling the streets and alleys, the lively chatter in old teahouses reflecting everyday life, the adorable pandas capturing your gaze, and the wisdom of ancient water conservancy blending with modern trends. This city, where "once you arrive, you don’t want to leave," always heals every traveler with its most relaxed rhythm. This guide will take you along Chengdu’s pulse to unlock deep experiences from natural charm to local customs, engraving the perfect moments into your journey. 🥰 Itinerary Overview Day 1: Arrive in Chengdu → Pick-up at Shuangliu/Tianfu Airport/High-speed Rail Station → 4-star hotel in Chengdu Day 2: Chengdu → Dujiangyan → Panda Base → 4-star hotel in Chengdu Day 3: Chengdu → Free activities in Chengdu city → 4-star hotel in Chengdu Day 4: 4-star hotel in Chengdu → Transfer to Shuangliu/Tianfu Airport/High-speed Rail Station ✨ Core Attractions & Activities (Winter Highlights) Dujiangyan Scenic Area — Where Ice and Ancient Charm Intertwine In winter, Dujiangyan is less turbulent than in summer, offering a serene and magnificent atmosphere. Around January, you might encounter light snow. The panoramic view of snow-capped mountains at the Qinyan Tower entrance is stunning, and when mist swirls, it looks like an ink painting. Opening Hours and Tickets: Open in winter from 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM (subject to official announcements), ticket price 90 RMB per person. Recommended Route (Easy Version): Enter from Qinyan Tower entrance (Gate 6) → Overlook the entire Dujiangyan panorama → Descend and cross Anlan Suspension Bridge (wear a hat on windy days to avoid headaches) → Visit Yuzui, Feishayan, Baopingkou in sequence (water flow is low in winter, making it easier to observe the water conservancy structures) → Exit from the South Gate, leading directly to Nanqiao and Guanxian Ancient Town. For elderly, children, or wheelchair users, it is recommended to enter directly from the South Gate, which is mostly flat and avoids steep slopes. Winter Special Experience: Ride the Panda Tram (M-TR Tourist Line): 10 RMB for unlimited rides all day. The tram is covered with panda elements. When crossing Liyituo Bridge, you can capture Japanese-style photos with snow mountains and the tram in the frame. Remember to confirm the direction of the final stop in advance. 👣 Panda Base — Healing “Rolling” Moments As China’s first wild panda release and breeding research base, it is quieter in winter, allowing clearer observation of pandas, and you might even encounter free-roaming red pandas. Opening Hours: Winter (November to February) 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM (last entry at 4:30 PM); Summer (March to October) 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM (last entry at 5:00 PM). Best Viewing Times: Morning 7:30 AM to 11:30 AM, when temperatures are suitable and giant pandas are active, making it easier to see them eating and playing; afternoon 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM is a good supplementary time. Classic Route: Enter from the South Gate (recommended) → Giant Panda Villas (No. 6, 7, etc., where you can see popular pandas like Huahua and Heye) → Sun Nursery/Moon Nursery (to see panda cubs) → Red Panda Activity Area → Panda Tower (overlooking the whole base) → Exit from the West Gate. The whole tour takes about 1.5 to 2 hours. Easy Option: Park sightseeing bus 30 RMB per person, unlimited rides on the same day, directly reaching all core spots, suitable for visitors with limited stamina or tight schedules.
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🏡 Independent courtyard + private hot spring pool A tranquil secret hidden at the foot of Qingcheng Mountain The guesthouse gently blends with bamboo forests and streams Open the door to a view filled with lush greenery Here, even time learns to slow down✨ - ♨️ Soak in the private hot spring pool at night Look up to see the twinkling stars Warm spring water, gentle mountain breeze The entire forest feels like it belongs only to you Daytime fatigue melts away in the rising steam - 🪵 The room features a minimalist natural wood style A tatami tea table faces the mountain view Brew a pot of local tea Watch sunlight filter through bamboo leaves, casting dappled shadows Sitting and daydreaming is the best healing - 📖 Spend your day like this: Read under the eaves, listen to the wind through the bamboo Stroll by the stream, watch the water ripple Think of nothing at all Let your body and mind truly return to nature - 🚗 Travel is very convenient: About a 15-minute drive to Jiezizi Ancient Town Walking distance to Qingcheng Mountain Scenic Area Enjoy secluded tranquility without leaving the bustle of the world behind - 🌌 Travelers who have stayed say: “After being tangled up in the city for so long You always need a place like this To gently smooth out your wrinkled self”
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On a business trip, I stayed at a hotel recommended on Trip.com, and it was just perfect!!! 🏨Hotel Address: [Meihao Lizhi Hotel Tianfu New Area Xibo City Branch] No. 266, Longxiang West 1st Street, Zhengxing Street, Tianfu New Area, Chengdu 🏨Room: This room type is about 30 square meters, which is actually quite suitable. The window is a panoramic floor-to-ceiling window, equipped with a small sofa and a desk with chairs, very fitting! 🛏Mattress: Super soft and comfortable, many times I didn’t want to get up and just wanted to stay in bed. Overall, very cozy~ 🫖Tea Room: Located on the third floor, decorated with a great atmosphere, also equipped with floor-to-ceiling windows. The lighting and view are excellent. Sitting in the tea room after work is very relaxing and helps relieve the fatigue of the whole day. 🍽Breakfast: The breakfast variety is very rich, and the overall taste is quite good. There are all kinds of flavors, including stir-fried dishes, fried rice/congee, nutritious soup/rice noodles, noodles, wontons, salad, yogurt, milk, soy milk, black tea, bread, fried items, etc. The owner is from Yunnan and has made authentic Yunnan-style "Crossing the Bridge" rice noodles with freshly stewed native chicken in the hotel. You must try it if you get the chance!!! 💴Price: The lowest rack rate for this room type is 345 yuan, the online price is nearly 300 yuan, but I got it for less than 250 yuan with a Platinum membership. When you sign up for membership, the first night is discounted at 64%, which is very cost-effective, so I signed up. Don’t worry, the front desk will calculate which membership suits you best based on your actual check-in time and recommend it accordingly!!! ❣As a luxury hotel of eLong Club, the service is truly impeccable. They offer laundry service, which is very convenient. The staff are very enthusiastic when greeting guests. They also help with luggage and escort you to the room during check-in, providing tea and towels. The attention to small details is excellent and highly recommended!!!
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Dujiangyan + Zhongshuge + Panda Valley one-day tour Who would have thought! Found the real-life Hogwarts castle in Dujiangyan🏰 Arched book corridors paired with mirrored ceilings It really feels like stepping into Inception Every snap looks like a blockbuster shot The visual impact is off the charts💥 A stunning bookstore you can visit for free It truly understands what girls love! Compiled a super complete check-in guide, babes, save this👇 📍Address: Zhongshuge, 2nd floor, Rongchuangmao, Dujiangyan, Chengdu ⏰Hours: 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM 🚗Transport: 1-hour drive from Chengdu / 10-minute taxi from Dujiangyan High-Speed Rail Station 📸Photo Tips 1. The best spot is the platform on the second floor facing the stairs, where you can capture both the arches and the panoramic mirror reflections 2. Use a focal length around 14mm, or 0.5x ultra-wide on your phone, to instantly capture a stunning sense of depth 3. Avoid weekends! When it’s less crowded, you can capture the empty magical castle vibe Whether you love photography or are a book-loving artsy youth You’ll find joy here If you’re unsure where to go for a trip around Chengdu This is definitely worth rushing to!
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Chengdu is a tranquil, green city with charming streets and Sichuan cuisine. But honestly, we included it in our China itinerary solely for the pandas. The Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda is the best option to get acquainted with them. If pandas are a must-see for you, Chengdu is definitely worth adding to your trip. However, if you're planning to visit other cities, I recommend checking in advance whether they have large panda bases or zoos—perhaps a separate trip to Chengdu isn't necessary 🐼 If you’re already planning to visit Chengdu, here are a few locations I’d recommend: Jinli Street, Hong Ding Yan, SKP Chengdu, Dujiangyan, Starbucks Kuanzhai Alley. We stayed in Chengdu for two nights—this was enough for the panda base and city strolls. Some places on the list we didn’t visit because they would have required an additional day.
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Have you ever imagined stepping into a garden and conversing with the poetic soul from over 1,200 years ago? On the banks of Huanhua Creek in the western suburbs of Chengdu stands the Du Fu Thatched Cottage. This is not only the former residence of the "Sage of Poetry" during his exile in Chengdu but also a sacred site in the history of Chinese literature. It lacks imperial grandeur but carries the timeless worries of "If only there were thousands of spacious houses" through its simple bamboo fences and thatched cottages. This journey is not an ordinary sightseeing trip but a quiet pilgrimage through verdant bamboo and clear streams, reflecting on poetry, life, and history. The essence of the cottage lies in the "Thatched Cottage Former Residence," symbolizing the scholarly spirit and common people's sentiments. Here, Du Fu spent four relatively peaceful years yet composed works like "The Song of the Thatched Cottage Broken by Autumn Wind," expressing his deep concern for the world. The greatest impression from visiting the cottage is this strong contrast and spiritual elevation of "living in a humble home while worrying about the world." The garden’s profound tranquility intertwined with the poetic and historical depth allows visitors to feel the loneliness, resilience, and vastness that transcend time and space as they move through the changing scenes. Detailed Travel Plan: · Visit Duration: Recommended 3-4 hours for a mindful tour. · Best Time: Early morning when the garden opens or weekday afternoons when crowds are fewer, allowing a better experience of the serene atmosphere. · Recommended Route (Immersive Tour Sequence): 1. Main Entrance (West Gate): Enter through the main gate bearing the plaque "Du Fu Thatched Cottage," full of ceremonial significance. 2. Great Hall - Poetry History Hall - Thatched Gate: Walk along the central axis, visiting commemorative halls in sequence. At the Poetry History Hall, feel the profound respect later generations have for the "poetry history." 3. Core — Thatched Cottage Former Residence: The focal point of the visit. Pause before the reconstructed thatched cottage, bamboo fences, and vegetable garden to imagine Du Fu’s family life and creative moments, experiencing the imagery of "the window frames the eternal snow on the Western Ridge." 4. Flower Path - Cottage Screen Wall: From the thatched cottage, head south into the famous red-walled corridor (Flower Path), an excellent spot for photography with bamboo shadows and red walls creating a deep artistic atmosphere. 5. Tang Dynasty Ruins - Huanhua Shrine: Visit the archaeological site of Tang Dynasty living quarters, confirming the cottage’s history. Then proceed to Huanhua Shrine to learn about local culture. 6. Orchid Garden - Bonsai Garden - Exit South Gate: Finally, stroll through the exquisite garden areas, calming your mind amid lush greenery and vitality before leaving through the south gate. Practical Tips: · Address/Transport: No. 37 Qinghua Road, Qingyang District, Chengdu. Take Metro Line 4 to "Caotang North Road" Station, Exit B, then about a 10-minute walk. · Tickets: Adult ticket 50 RMB (advance booking on the official platform is recommended). · Guided Tours: Strongly recommend using the official audio guide or booking a guide to deeply understand the stories behind the relics and poems. · Nearby Attractions: Combine your visit with the adjacent Huanhua Creek Park and Sichuan Museum for a culturally rich day trip. As you leave the cottage and look back at the simple thatched gate, you will realize that what you take away is not just photos but a tranquility that settles above the noise, along with a profound respect for "the eternal matters of literature." This place is an indispensable landscape in the spiritual homeland of every Chinese person.
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【Chengdu Departure · Jiuxiang Ancient Town Pear Blossom Festival Comfortable Self-Drive】Comfort Guide at 300 RMB per Person 🌸Best Season: Mid to Late March (Peak Bloom + Off-Peak Travel) 🚗 Self-Drive Upgrade Plan for Comfort Chengdu → Jiuxiang: ▪️ Route: Chengya Expressway → Yaxi Expressway (Exit at Jiuxiang) ▪️ Vehicle Type: SUV/Business Vehicle (Recommended 4 people carpool, about 50 RMB fuel cost per person) ▪️ Parking: Ancient Town Scenic Area Parking Lot (10 RMB/day) 🏡 Highlights of Comfortable Experience ▫️ Scenic Area Shuttle Bus: Free loop bus (stops on signal) ▫️ Lunch Break Arrangement: Ancient Town Teahouse (20 RMB/person including tea and snacks) ▫️ Photography Service: Hanfu rental + follow-up shooting (80 RMB/hour) 🍜 Exquisite Dining Recommendations ▪️ Lunch: Flower Sea View Restaurant (50 RMB/person) Recommended: Pear Blossom Aromatic Chicken + Sichuan Pepper Fish ▪️ Afternoon Tea: Coffee Bar Under the Pear Tree (30 RMB/person) ▪️ Dinner: Yellow Beef Soup Pot (60 RMB/person) 🎫 Paid Experience Items ✅ Flower Sea Sightseeing Car (30 RMB/person) • Includes stops at 5 popular photo spots ✅ Intangible Cultural Heritage Zhazha Noodles Making Experience (20 RMB/person) • Finished product can be taken home ✅ Drone Rental (50 RMB/hour) 📸 Premium Photography Spots ① Pear Blossom Viewing Platform (Best time 10:00-11:00) ② Sanqiang Village Pear Blossom Avenue (Low-flying drone perspective) ③ Ancient Town Arcade Light and Shadow Corridor (Afternoon backlight shooting) 🎁 Quality Souvenirs ▪️ Hanyuan Sichuan Pepper Oil (30 RMB/bottle) ▪️ Huangguogan Gift Box (20 RMB/5 jin) ▪️ Handmade Pear Blossom Soap (15 RMB/bar) ⏰ Suggested Itinerary ▫️ 08:30 Depart Chengdu ▫️ 11:00 Arrive at Flower Sea Fruit Village ▫️ 11:30 Sightseeing car tour of core area ▫️ 12:30 Lunch at viewing restaurant ▫️ 14:00 Hanfu follow-up shooting + afternoon tea ▫️ 15:30 Ancient Town intangible cultural heritage experience ▫️ 17:00 Purchase souvenirs before return ▫️ 19:30 Disband in Chengdu 💎 Comfort Upgrade Details ❶ Book VIP parking spot in advance ❷ Equipped with car refrigerator + insulated box ❸ Complimentary sunscreen products + folding stools ❹ Professional photographer follow-up shooting for 1 hour
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#chinaadventures Stepping into Zhongshuge Bookstore in Chengdu feels like entering a dream sculpted from books, light, and imagination. As a photographer, I’m immediately drawn to the dramatic curves and mirrored surfaces that stretch shelves into infinity. The space plays with perception—arches melt into reflections, staircases appear to float, and books become architectural elements rather than objects. Every angle challenges the lens, inviting experimentation with symmetry, depth, and illusion. Light is the silent storyteller here. Soft, ambient glows highlight the warm tones of wood and paper, while reflections multiply scenes into surreal compositions. Shooting low exaggerates the towering shelves, while wide angles capture the cinematic scale of the space. Even the quiet presence of readers adds life, their silhouettes grounding the fantasy with a human touch. Close-ups reveal textures—the grain of timber, the spines of books, the subtle interplay of shadow—while long shots transform the bookstore into a modern cathedral of knowledge. Photographing Zhongshuge Chengdu is about more than documenting a bookstore; it’s about capturing a visual narrative where literature meets art and architecture. Each frame feels like a portal, a moment where reality bends and stories come alive—not just on the page, but through the lens itself.
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My trip to the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding. I spent the whole day here—from 8 AM to 4 PM—and managed to explore almost the entire vast territory. I was overwhelmed with emotion, it was an absolute delight! 🕒 Opening Hours: · The base is open from 7:30 AM to 6 PM (last entry at approximately 5 PM). · Tip: Arrive at opening time! The pandas are most active from 7:30 AM to 10:00 AM, eating breakfast and playing. 🐾 Park Zones: The base is vast and divided into themed zones. • The Old Area: The classic enclosures, where it all began. Perfect for a first encounter. • Infinite Hill Area: One of the new, expanded zones. There are four spacious panda pavilions (such as "Xuzhi" and "Yingzhi"), where pandas live in a near-natural environment. • Adventure Valley Area: Another new, large area with seven pavilions (such as "Shanyue" and "Yunyue"). The area is very green and picturesque. • Panda Cub Rearing Center: A must-see! Here you can see tiny panda cubs in their incubators. The chance to see them is especially good from August to December. • Red Panda Enclosures: This area is home to charming and active red pandas, no less adorable than their larger counterparts. • Panda Tower: A modern architectural landmark of the base, offering panoramic views of the entire park. 🚌 Getting around the park: The area is truly vast. For convenience, you can take the electric carts (30 yuan per person) that run along the main routes. I preferred to walk. This isn't just a zoo, but the world's largest research and conservation center. Watching these amazing animals eat bamboo, play, and laze in the sun is priceless. Every moment is filled with peace and joy. If you're in Chengdu, this is a must-see! I definitely recommend setting aside at least half a day, wearing comfortable shoes, and charging your camera. #chengdu
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Here is a Chengdu travel guide suitable for a budget of 2000 RMB for 4 days and 3 nights, helping you enjoy the charm of Chengdu while controlling your expenses. Chengdu 4 Days 3 Nights Travel Guide (Budget: 2000 RMB) Preparation Before the Trip Transportation: It is recommended to use the subway and buses, which are economical; you can also consider carpooling or taxis (such as using Didi, while reasonably controlling costs). Accommodation: Choose budget hotels or hostels (such as Hanting, Home Inn, Pod Inn, or youth hostels), with prices around 100-150 RMB per night. Tickets: Purchase in advance on official websites or group-buying platforms to enjoy discounts. Day 1: Arrival in Chengdu, City Tour Transportation From airport/train station to downtown: subway or bus, about 20-30 RMB. Itinerary Chunxi Road Pedestrian Street Shopping and experiencing the bustling atmosphere of Chengdu. Special snacks: Chuan Chuan, Rabbit Head, Long Chao Shou (about 15-30 RMB per serving). Taikoo Li A commercial area combining modern and traditional styles, great for photos. Kuanzhai Alley Experience the lifestyle of old Chengdu. Snacks: Dan Dan noodles, Douhua (tofu pudding), Bingfen (ice jelly) (about 10-20 RMB per serving). Accommodation Choose budget hotels or hostels, about 150 RMB/night. Budget Transportation: 50 RMB Meals: 80 RMB Accommodation: 150 RMB Others (souvenirs, miscellaneous): 20 RMB **Day 1 Total:** About 300 RMB Day 2: Panda Base + Wenshu Monastery Transportation Take subway or bus to Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding (ticket 60 RMB, including free shuttle bus). Itinerary Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding Go in the morning to see the adorable pandas. It is recommended to book tickets online in advance. Lunch: Snacks near the base or bring your own simple meal (about 20 RMB). Wenshu Monastery Experience Buddhist culture and taste vegetarian meals (about 20 RMB). Accommodation Continue to choose budget hotels or hostels. Budget Transportation: 50 RMB Tickets: 60 RMB Meals: 40 RMB Accommodation: 150 RMB **Day 2 Total:** About 300 RMB Day 3: Dujiangyan + Qingcheng Mountain (Optional Day Tour) Transportation Take a bullet train or tourist bus to Dujiangyan (about 30-50 RMB one way). Itinerary Dujiangyan Scenic Area World Cultural Heritage and a marvel of hydraulic engineering. Ticket 80 RMB. Qingcheng Mountain (optional hiking or cable car) Experience Taoist culture. Cable car: about 50 RMB, ticket: 90 RMB. Return to Chengdu, free time in the evening. Budget Transportation: 100 RMB Tickets: 170 RMB Meals: 30 RMB Accommodation: 150 RMB **Day 3 Total:** About 450 RMB Day 4: People's Park + Shopping + Return Itinerary People's Park Experience the leisurely life of Chengdu locals, drink tea, and join square dancing. Gaiwan Tea Experience Experience authentic tea culture (about 20 RMB). Shopping: Buy special souvenirs near Chunxi Road (budget 50 RMB). Return: Take subway or bus back to train station/airport. Budget Transportation: 50 RMB Meals: 50 RMB Souvenirs: 50 RMB **Day 4 Total:** About 150 RMB Total Budget Estimate: Item Cost (RMB) Transportation (city + scenic spots) 250 Tickets 290 Accommodation (3 nights) 450 Meals 200 Others (souvenirs, miscellaneous) 50 Total 1240 RMB **Remaining Budget (about 760 RMB)** can be used to upgrade accommodation, try special local foods, or participate in unique experiences (such as Sichuan Opera face-changing, tea art performances, etc.). Tips Book tickets and accommodation in advance to enjoy discounts. Use WeChat/Alipay QR code payments for more benefits. Pay attention to sun protection and bring some common medicines. Maintain a good schedule to fully enjoy your trip. Wish you a pleasant time in Chengdu and wonderful memories! If you need more detailed guides or customized suggestions, feel free to ask!
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For those who want to savor authentic Sichuan cuisine, we recommend visiting Taode, a popular restaurant among locals. The flavors are bold and aromatic, true to Sichuan style, and the prices are friendly. 🚇 How to get there (detailed directions you can follow): • Take the subway and get off at Chuxi Road Station. • Exit through Gate E1, and you'll see an escalator going up. • Walk out and you'll see a green staircase → don't go up yet. • Walk a bit further, and you'll find another set of green stairs. • Go up to the 2nd floor, and Taode is located there. Tip: Look for the restaurant sign above. If you see many locals dining there, you're in the right place. 👍 ⭐ Recommended dishes (must-try): • 🦐 Shrimp with glass noodles – Fragrant, packed with ingredients, and the glass noodles soak up the sauce perfectly. • 🐟 Pickled mustard greens fish soup (Suan Cai Yu) – A signature Sichuan dish that's tangy, spicy, and mildly numbing, perfect for sipping. • 🍚 Free rice! – Unlimited refills, and it pairs wonderfully with the bold-flavored dishes.

FAQs About Travel to Chengdu

  • When is the best time to visit Chengdu?

    Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) offer pleasant weather—perfect for tea houses, panda visits, and strolling old streets.

  • What’s the best way to get around Chengdu?

    The Chengdu Metro is clean and reliable. Taxis and Didi (China’s Uber) are also affordable for getting around.

  • What is Chengdu best known for?

    Pandas, hotpot, relaxed lifestyle, tea culture, and spicy Sichuan food. It’s also a UNESCO City of Gastronomy!

  • What local foods should I try?

    Don’t miss mapo tofu, Chengdu-style hotpot, cold noodles, and snacks like rabbit head or skewers.

  • What should I pack for Chengdu?

    Light layers, comfy shoes, and an umbrella (rain is common year-round). Summers are humid; winters are damp but not freezing.
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