Chengdu Sichuan, China Travel Guide
This ancient irrigation system, built around 256 BC, remains in use today. It is an UNESCO World Heritage site and an engineering marvel that has prevented floods and irrigated the Chengdu Plain for over two millennia.
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Sichuan's natural beauty extends beyond Chengdu, presenting lush landscapes and opportunities for outdoor activities.
The world's largest stone Buddha statue, carved into a cliff face overlooking the confluence of three rivers. This impressive site is also an UNESCO World Heritage site, embodying ancient Buddhist artistry.
A well-preserved ancient town featuring traditional architecture, cobblestone streets, and charming teahouses. It offers a glimpse into a simpler, bygone era.
Consider adding 1-3 days to your itinerary to explore more distant, yet equally captivating, destinations in the region.
A stunning national park renowned for its colorful lakes, multi-tiered waterfalls, and traditional Tibetan villages. It is an UNESCO World Heritage site, famous for its autumn foliage.
A scenic area famous for its unique calcified pools and travertine formations, resembling a golden dragon winding through the landscape. It is also an UNESCO World Heritage site.
Xi'an: Home to the world-famous Terracotta Army and an ancient capital. Chongqing: A sprawling "mountain city" known for its unique urban landscape and fiery hot pot cuisine.
A stunning national park renowned for its colorful lakes, multi-tiered waterfalls, and traditional Tibetan villages. It is an UNESCO World Heritage site, famous for its autumn foliage.
A scenic area famous for its unique calcified pools and travertine formations, resembling a golden dragon winding through the landscape. It is also an UNESCO World Heritage site.
Experience Chengdu's most celebrated day trips, each a distinct cultural or natural immersion.
The world's largest stone Buddha statue, carved into a cliff face. A UNESCO World Heritage site.
Ancient engineering marvel preventing floods and irrigating the Chengdu Plain for millennia.
A well-preserved ancient town featuring traditional architecture, cobblestone streets, and charming teahouses.
This facility offers a more natural and larger setting for giant pandas than the city base, focusing on wild training and reintroduction programs.
Discover ancient towns and natural panda habitats, offering diverse cultural and wildlife experiences.
Well-preserved ancient town with traditional architecture and teahouses.
A natural setting for giant pandas, focusing on wild training programs.
Sacred Taoist mountain with lush scenery and ancient temples, part of UNESCO site.