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2013年9月5日 · Chengdu (成都, Chéngdū) is no great draw when it comes to major tourist sites, yet this is one of the few super-sized Chinese cities that most visitors do end up enjoying.
Chengdu. This Tang dynasty monastery is dedicated to Wenshu (Manjushri), the Bodhisattva of Wisdom, and is Chengdu’s largest and best-preserved Buddhist temple… Chengdu Museum. Spanning ancient Shu and pre-Qin dynasties to the Revolutionary era and modern Chengdu, this spectacular five-storey museum (completed in 2016) is packed… Jinsha Site Museum
Chengdu. On a clear day the views from the outdoor 218m observation platform of the 339m Sichuan Tower are said to stretch all the way to Dujiangyan. On a hazy or cloudy day (so that will be most days), you'll get a weirdly interesting view over an ocean of massive identikit tower blocks. The glass elevator whisks you from ground-floor to the ...
Sichuan. China, Asia. It's fitting that an ancient form of opera and magic called biànliǎn (face-changing) originated here, for Sichuan (四川, Sìchuān) is a land of many guises. Capital Chengdu shows a modern face, but just beyond its ring roads you'll find a more traditional landscape of mist-shrouded, sacred mountains, and a countryside ...
- People's Park
- Wangjiang Pavilion Park
- Du Fu Thatched Cottage
- Huanhuaxi Park
- Tianfu Greenway
- Bamboo Craft Village
- Visiting Mount Gongga – Chengdu's Snow Mountain
Lying at the heart of the city and with its own metro station, People's Parkis easily Chengdu's most accessible green space. It was Chengdu's first public park when it opened in 1911, and it remains an important hub for cultural, social, and recreational activities. It's easy to spend an hour or two watching locals dance, sing and practice taichi, ...
Nestled in a bend of the Jinjiang River, Wangjiang Pavilion Park houses a lush forest of more than 150 different types of bamboo. The softly swaying bamboo creates a cooling refuge from Chengdu's summer heat. On the riverbank stands the 128-foot high 'River Watching' pavilion. Built in 1889, the pavilion has become a landmark of the city, famed for...
Another park with literary connections, Du Fu Thatched Cottage honors Du Fu, considered one of China's greatest poets. Having lived for much of his life in Chang'an (now known as Xi'an), Du Fu fled to Chengdu in 759 A.D. to escape a violent uprising against the ruling Tang emperors. With the help of friends, Du Fu built the eponymous thatched cotta...
Right next door to the grounds of Du Fu's Thatched Cottage, Huanhuaxi Park is a large green space nestled between the Qingshui River and Huanhua Brook. The park features a network of picturesque paths and lanes that wind through stone-paved sculpture gardens and bamboo thickets and along the brook itself. Huanhuaxi is a haven for runners and cyclis...
The Tianfu Greenway is an ambitious urban renewal project designed to connect and enhance Chengdu's wetlands, lakes, and woodlands. Nearly 1,900 miles have been completed of the planned 10,501-mile network. The greenway incorporates walking and cycling paths that wind through some of the city's most impressive and ecologically important green space...
A day trip away from Chengdu and set amid extensive bamboo forests, Daoming Town, or the Bamboo Craft Village, showcases the centuries-old art of bamboo weaving. Villagers make everything, from clothing to furniture to utensils, out of the bamboo that surrounds their homes. More than a rural industry, weaving is vital to maintaining community links...
With an elevation of nearly 25,000 feet above sea level, Mount Gongga - or Gongga Shan as it's often called - is Sichuan province's highest peak. Gongga's extremely steep, snow-covered slopes make conquering its summit tougher and more dangerous than scaling Mount Everest, despite its lower altitude. To date, fewer than 50 mountaineers have made it...
2018年5月24日 · Sichuan (四川) – the ‘China of China’. This far west province is a microcosm of all that draws visitors to the Middle Kingdom. Fiery food, sleepy pandas, a diverse set of ancient cultures and wild natural landscapes are just a handful of Sichuan's perennial attractions.
Home to nearly 120 giant and 76 red pandas, the base focuses on getting these notoriously love-shy creatures to breed and has been remarkably successful at it. March to May is the ‘falling in love period’ (wink wink). If you visit during summer or autumn, you may see tiny newborns in the nursery incubators. Try to visit in the morning, when ...
