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WenShuFang
No. 1 of Night Attractions in Sichuan

WenShuFang

8.1
4.8/5
475 reviews
WenShuFang is an antique-style cultural block in Qingyang District, Chengdu, adjacent to Wenshu Monastery. Opened in 2006, the Wenshu Monastery area, where it is located, is one of Chengdu's three major historical and cultural conservation zones, alongside Kuanzhai Alley and Daci Temple. The block primarily features architecture in the traditional Sichuanese residential style, with teahouses, snack shops, intangible cultural heritage workshops, and Hanfu stores nestled among gray-tiled roofs, wooden doors, and courtyards. It is also a popular spot for locals to drink tea and chat. The main streets in the district each have their own distinctive features: Wuyuegong Street is dedicated to intangible cultural heritage, with workshops showcasing traditional crafts like Shu brocade, Shu embroidery, lacquerware, bamboo weaving, and silver filigree, where artisans can often be seen working on-site; Nanyue Lane is a hub for Hanfu culture, with a constant stream of people dressed in Hanfu taking photos against the backdrop of ancient-style gate towers and red walls, and the street also offers Hanfu rental and makeup services; Jinma Lane is the heart of old Chengdu flavors, where time-honored snacks like imperial walnut cakes and Zhang Liangfen from Dongzikou can be enjoyed from one end of the street to the other. When you need a break, you can stop at a teahouse for a bowl of covered-bowl tea. The district also hosts Sichuan opera performances, where you can enjoy face-changing, fire-spitting, and long-spout tea art while sipping tea, fully immersing yourself in Chengdu's unique blend of leisure and liveliness. When touring, you might as well combine this place with the nearby Wenshu Monastery into one route, visiting the ancient temple first and then exploring the alleys, which can be completed in half a day. Travelers planning to take Hanfu photos are advised to allocate more time for makeup, styling, and framing.Chengdu · 1.9km from downtown
Chengdu Museum
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Chengdu Museum

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4.8/5
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Chengdu Museum is located on the west side of the city center, covering an area of approx. 17 acres with a total floor space of approx. 65,000m² and exhibition space of approx. 20,000m². The main building consists of south and north wings: the south wing's above-ground floors primarily house offices and research areas, while the basement level contains an auditorium (multi-function hall). The north wing mainly features exhibition areas, with the ground floor housing the lobby, screening room, and special exhibition hall. The basement level presents the "Man and Nature" thematic exhibition. Floors 2–3 showcase "Flourishing Chengdu - Ancient History and Culture of Chengdu," floor 4 displays modern history and folk customs, and floor 5 features the Chinese Shadow Puppetry and Marionette Exhibition. The museum boasts a collection of nearly 200,000 artifacts, forming a comprehensive chronological sequence from the Neolithic Age to the Republic of China period. The collection encompasses bronze ware, gold and silver artifacts, brick carvings, stone sculptures, ceramics, paintings and calligraphy, furniture, shadow puppets, marionettes, ritual paintings, masks, wood carvings, and more—establishing both quantitative significance and qualitative excellence within a systematic framework. Since its opening, the museum has hosted a series of highly acclaimed special exhibitions, including "The Restless Nostalgia: Zhang Daqian," "The Splendid Emperor: A Special Exhibition of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty," "The Soul of the Silk Road: Dunhuang Art Exhibition & Cultural Relics of the Land of Abundance and the Silk Road," "Summer Palace of the Empire: Treasures from the Peterhof State Museum, Russia," "French Modern and Contemporary Painting Art Exhibition & 'Portrait·Metamorphosis' Photography Exhibition," "Echoes of Civilization: Ancient Treasures from Afghanistan," and "The Road of Qin and Shu: Bronze Civilization Special Exhibition."Chengdu · 210m from downtown
Wenshu Monastery
No. 1 of Fall Viewing Attractions in Chengdu

Wenshu Monastery

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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.Chengdu · 2.1km from downtown
Sichuan Museum
No. 9 of Family-friendly Attractions in Sichuan

Sichuan Museum

7.4
4.7/5
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The Sichuan Museum is located in the Chengdu Huanhuaxi historical and cultural scenic area. Relocated to its current site in 2009, it covers an area of 80 mu and is a national first-class museum integrating collection, research, conservation, exhibition, and education. The museum boasts a rich collection of cultural relics, with particular strengths in bronze ware, calligraphy and painting, stone carving, ceramics, ethnic folk artifacts, and revolutionary relics. Additionally, museum education provides the public with a resource and channel for lifelong learning. The museum pioneered the establishment of a museum education research institute, a mobile museum, and a home-school-museum alliance in China, creating a new model for cultural and educational collaboration. Over the years, it has developed over 200 research courses, launched more than 20 themed routes, and trained 916 "junior on-site guides." The Sichuan Museum is divided into three floors. The first floor is a temporary exhibition hall that hosts various thematic exhibitions year-round, with themes and contents changing periodically. We recommend you follow the official WeChat account for exhibition updates. The second floor is the core area for understanding Sichuan's ancient history, featuring an educational interactive space. It primarily focuses on bronzeware, pottery and porcelain, as well as pictorial bricks and stone carvings. "Ancient Sichuan - The prehistoric period" exhibition outlines the reproduction, cultural integration of ancient humans in the Sichuan Basin and showcases the formation process of early civilization in the region through over 340 cultural relics. "Ancient Sichuan - The pre-Qin period" exhibition presents the epic development history of the ancient Ba and Shu regions through 200 precious artifacts, combined with historical documents and recent archaeological findings, recreating the splendor of Ba-Shu civilization over two thousand years ago. The third floor is the special exhibition and experience area, which also continues the general history exhibition from the second floor, presenting the complete ancient history of Sichuan. We recommend learning about the specific content of the special thematic exhibitions on-site. Meanwhile, you can purchase unique cultural and creative products in the cultural and creative experience area and experience cultural creativity. It also features a space for museum volunteer-related activities.Chengdu · 3.1km from downtown
Kuanzhai Alley
No. 4 of Night Attractions in Sichuan

Kuanzhai Alley

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4.6/5
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Kuanzhai Alley is a well-preserved ancient block from the Qing Dynasty in Chengdu. Originally part of the old Manchu city where Eight Banner soldiers and their families lived, it now consists of three parallel old streets—Kuan Alley, Zhai Alley, and Jing Alley—along with their courtyard houses. With gray brick walls and varied gate designs, the area blends the charm of Sichuanese residential courtyards with the layout of northern hutongs. Each alley has its own character: Kuan Alley embodies "leisurely living," with old teahouses, hotpot restaurants, and private Sichuan cuisine spots tucked away in courtyards; Zhai Alley represents "slow living," featuring cafes and bookshops converted from traditional houses; Jing Alley focuses on "new living," with relatively fewer crowds. A several-hundred-meter-long brick cultural wall, pieced together with old bricks and historical photos, showcases Chengdu's street memories and is worth a closer look. Teahouse lounging is a classic pastime here—order a cup of Mengshan yellow bud tea and listen to the elderly at the next table spinning yarns from their bamboo chairs. You can also request an ear cleaning from a "comfort ear practitioner," whose gentle techniques bring tingling relaxation, making it a must-try for many travelers. For photos, don't miss the arched gateway of "Kailu" at No. 11 Wide Alley, one of the most distinctive courtyard entrances in the area. When lanterns light up at night, bars and snack stalls buzz with energy, creating a vibrant contrast to the daytime leisure—another flavor of Chengdu to savor.Chengdu · 1.4km from downtown
Chunxi Road
No. 5 of Night Attractions in Sichuan

Chunxi Road

7.2
4.7/5
5.1k reviews
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.Chengdu · 1.2km from downtown
Sichuan Science and Technology Museum
No. 14 of Family-friendly Attractions in Sichuan

Sichuan Science and Technology Museum

7.1
4.5/5
737 reviews
The Sichuan Science and Technology Museum is located north of Tianfu Square in the center of Chengdu. It was renovated from the former Sichuan Provincial Exhibition Hall and, after a comprehensive upgrade, has become an interactive experience-oriented science museum. The four-floor museum features three themed floors—"Three questions," "Three explorations," and "Three lives"—covering over 20 permanent exhibition areas, including aerospace, the Dujiangyan irrigation system, a children's zone, a robot world, acoustics and optics, mathematics and mechanics, life sciences, and disaster prevention. Most of the hundreds of exhibits can be operated hands-on. The aerospace hall on the first floor is particularly popular, featuring a real J-7 fighter jet and a 1:1 simulated space station. Visitors can step inside the "space station" to see facilities like a vacuum lab and a space exercise bike, as well as experience fighter jet and passenger aircraft simulation cockpits. On the same floor, the dynamic model of the Dujiangyan irrigation system vividly demonstrates the water management principles of the fish mouth, flying sand weir, and bottle-neck channel. The robot world on the second floor showcases robots that can play rock-paper-scissors, compete against three opponents simultaneously in chess, and quickly solve Rubik's cubes. A robot band also performs regularly in the robot theater. The third floor offers earthquake and fire escape simulations, along with insights into the mysteries of the human body and life. The fourth floor's Makerspace Future Academy excels in hands-on projects like robotics workshops and science shows. Notably, many exhibits in the museum are "Made in Chengdu," including the J-7 fighter jet and the WP-6 turbojet engine, both produced by Chengdu's local aviation industry. The visit focuses on hands-on experiences. Popular attractions may have long queues during holidays, so we recommend reserving at least half a day. Families with young children can start from the first-floor children's area. Some simulated driving experiences have height requirements, so please check the on-site notices.Chengdu · 296m from downtown
Jinli Street
No. 2 of Night Attractions in Sichuan

Jinli Street

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4.6/5
16.2k reviews
Jinli Ancient Street is a well-known pedestrian commercial street in Chengdu. It consists of large antique buildings with architectural styles of the late Qing Dynasty and numerous bars and restaurants. The famous Wuhou Temple is another well-known attraction nearby. People generally visit Wuhou Temple before coming over to Jinli Ancient Street. Both sides of the street sell small ornaments with local characteristics and many old Chengdu craftsmen can be seen busy blowing sugar paintings and dough figurines. The huge variety of food available on site can make you drool too - Zhang Fei beef, beancurd pudding, beef pancake, bobo chicken, etc. Each of them has its unique flavor so please go there with an empty stomach! The street also comes alive at night as red lanterns light up and visitors fill the bars and teahouses. You can fill your tummies with street food and head to the bars or teahouses after that for some alcohol or tea depending on your preferences.Chengdu · 2km from downtown
Eastern Suburb Memory
No. 13 of Night Attractions in Sichuan

Eastern Suburb Memory

6.7
4.6/5
542 reviews
Eastern Suburb Memory was originally called the “East District Music Park”. The music-themed park is located in Chengdu's Chenghua District, repurposed from the Hongguang Vacuum Tube Factory. This is also one of modern Chengdu's newly famous sites. Eastern Suburb Memory features an interesting landscape of century-old office buildings, red brick factories and locomotives built with the aid of the former Soviet Union. The area is completely suffused with a deep sense of nostalgia and is a popular photography spot for young creative artists. The scenic area frequently hosts many all kinds of musical and theater performances and art shows. You also can come and look for a café or a bookstore or catch a movie at the complex's IMAX.Chengdu · 5.6km from downtown
Tianfu Square
No. 16 of Night Attractions in Sichuan

Tianfu Square

6.5
4.7/5
813 reviews
Tianfu Square is a famous landmark and representative symbol of Chengdu. Tianfu Plaza is also one of Chengdu's transportation hubs and a transfer point between Metro Lines 1 and 2. At the center of the plaza stands a magnificently large statue of Chairman Mao. Famous sites such as the new wing of the Chengdu Museum, the Sichuan Science and Technology Museum and the Jincheng Art Palace are all nearby. Many of Chengdu's famous tourist sites are located near Tianfu Plaza. Chunxi Road and Chengdu Wangfujing are to the east. The Wenshuyuan Monastery is located to the north. People's Park, Kuanzhai Alley and Jinli are located to the west.Chengdu · 9m from downtown

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Chengdu to Mt. Siguniang One-Day Tour (including ticket, sightseeing bus + optional luxury bus tour group & 8-person mini tour group)
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Chengdu Departure: [Xiling Snow Mountain | Snow Viewing | Skiing | Sunset Viewing | Hot Springs] One-Day Tour
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One-day private group tour to Dujiangyan and Qingchengdao Hot Spring experience in Chengdu [Private chartered car + admission tickets]
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Jiuzhaigou Day Trip - All-Inclusive Independent Tour [Small Group of Up to 8 People in a Minivan + Round-Trip High-Speed ​​Train Included]
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One-day tour from Chengdu to Bipenggou [Little Switzerland of Western Sichuan: Magnificent wonders of glaciers and snow mountains]
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Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding | Close encounter with the national treasure | Moonlight Nursery House | Optional morning/afternoon session
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衔春归玄燕1 May 2026
5.0
Wenshu Fang, nestled against the ancient Wenshu Monastery, exudes the rustic charm of western Sichuan folk customs amidst its blue bricks and gray tiles. I strolled leisurely here with my dog, wandering through bamboo paths and red-walled, green corridors; even he couldn't resist frolicking on the stone slabs. There's none of the hustle and bustle of trendy shops, only the jasmine fragrance wafting from teahouses and the gentle sounds of artisans hammering bamboo – the atmosphere is simply divine! Wenshu Fang is a hidden gem of a Chengdu food map! Just step outside and you can enjoy authentic "Dongzikou Zhang Lao Er" sweet water noodles, their sour, spicy, and savory flavors instantly awakening your taste buds. I squatted by the window and ordered a spicy hot pot for my dog, and he quietly devoured half the bowl! There's also freshly ground soy milk and ice jelly on the street corner; even my dog ​​couldn't resist licking the soy pulp clean from the rim of the bowl! Wenshu Fang is incredibly pet-friendly! I took photos with my dog ​​in front of the "Wenshu Fang" cultural and creative shop; he posed on the bluestone slabs against the backdrop of the ancient buildings with their upturned eaves – every snapshot looked like a masterpiece of traditional Chinese style. The shop also thoughtfully provided a water station for pets, so you don't have to worry about your pet getting thirsty.

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AZURIIN6 September 2026
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🏛️ Chengdu Museum — A Wonderful Glimpse into Chengdu’s History & CultureA really interesting place to visit while in Chengdu, especially if you want to understand more about the city beyond its famous pandas and food. 😊The museum has a great collection showcasing Chengdu’s long history, culture, traditions and development. I especially enjoyed seeing the historical artefacts and learning about how Chengdu has changed through the centuries.The exhibits are well presented and the museum is spacious, clean and easy to explore. Even though I’m not usually someone who spends a lot of time in museums, I found this visit surprisingly enjoyable and informative.It’s also a nice place to escape the heat or rain for a while and take a slower, more relaxing break from sightseeing.Definitely worth a visit if you’re interested in history and culture. A good way to appreciate the story behind this fascinating city. ❤️You can drop by if you are planning to go to Tianfu Square area or Huang Cheng mosque area as this place is only in a blink away😊

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M42***543 October 2026
5.0
nice..............?.................................................................

Wenshu Monastery

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xrbx8 October 2026
5.0
We were very fortunate to have celebrity teacher Du Gang as our guide, and we avoided the peak admission period, so it wasn't crowded at all. Without a teacher's explanation, it's easy to miss the main points and rush through the exhibits. Teacher Du's explanation was very easy to understand, humorous, and focused. There were so many exhibits that we felt like we didn't have enough time. I hope to have the opportunity to hear Teacher Du's explanation again after the Sichuan Museum finishes setting up the exhibits from the Song Dynasty onwards.

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Qw77886 June 2026
4.0
Perfect for a leisurely stroll, sampling street snacks, and experiencing Chengdu’s culture. We bought some of the tea pastry and tea leaves and shop for some panda souvenirs there. We have our lunch in one of the Sichuan cuisine restaurant in the narrow alley which the food is pretty good. There is a cat souvenir shop named Mao Mao Yao which sells lovely handmade ceramic cat product. We bought some fridge magnets before going back to our hotel.

Kuanzhai Alley

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KALML1 July 2026
5.0
Choices for hotel staying , transportation, food, shopping mall are easily,will be visiting with my family in future..

Chunxi Road

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丽芹13 September 2026
5.0
Really nice place to visit and learn. Thank you to our great teacher that teach and share a lot of information. My kids and me and also husband really enjoyed. Thank you

Sichuan Science and Technology Museum

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M2r***ki27 August 2026
5.0
This hot pot restaurant is pretty good; the spiciness is just right, I especially like it 😍 The environment is also nice, and it's very conveniently located on the third floor of Champagne Plaza. Overall, I highly recommend it.

Jinli Street

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Ana_leela_game22 May 2026
5.0
I was come here to see amazing show and dinner and find this amazing memorable very beautiful and interesting to discover by itself 

Eastern Suburb Memory

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muhammadshoaibcs21 September 2026
5.0
Wonderful tianfu square with special evening street walk.

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