Chengdu Travel Guide

Chengdu Travel Overview:

An enduringly illustrious cradle of deep-running historical and cultural traditions and an endearingly inspiring breeding ground for some of the most miraculous uncanny stunts of Mother Nature, Chengdu counts itself among the most intriguing cities in China.
Already the political, economic, educational and cultural center of China's most densely populated area in the richly endowed Sichuan Basin by the the early 4th century BC whose such significant status has remained unchanged till now, Chengdu is justifiably the storehouse of heavenly treats in the deservedly acclaimed Heavenly State.
From the irresistibly hot and spicy Sichuan cuisine whose dosage of hot red pepper and Chinese prickly ash tinge the plateful of sumptuous feasts with a intimidating red and pungent scent, to the delicate brocades and embroideries whose insurmountable aesthetical and archaeological values come hand in hand with splendid harmony, from the marvelous Sichuan Opera whose sleight-of-hand skills of face-changing and fire-spitting rival the uniqueness and significance of any UNESCO World Heritage Site, to the giant Buddhist statues and graceful ancient temples in Leshan and Mount Emei whose holiness established and preserved among Buddhist pilgrims, and the magnificence truly recognized by the UNESCO, Chengdu is the place to immerse yourself completely in its profound historical and cultural heritage.
Add the poetic landscape which has inspired some of the most learned of the literati in the ancient history of China, Sima Xiangru, Xue Tao, Li Bai and Du Fu to name just a few, a surprisingly unspoiled biodiversity consisting of some of the most endangered species in the world, including one-third of the entire world¡¯s population of giant pandas, a rapidly modernizing development introducing greater conveniences into every aspect of its social life and a disarmingly relaxed street life where residents often while away the entire afternoon over endless refills of tea in one of the thousands of teahouses dotting the cityscape, the storehouse of heaven has no shortage of things to see and do.
Nearby Cities: Jiuzhaigou, Munigou, Chongqin
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What To Do in Chengdu

1. UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Huanglong Scenic and Historic Interest Area: north of Chengdu in the southern Mingshan Mts;
Jiuzhaigou Valley Scenic and Historic Interest Area: 110km/176mi ... More>>>

What To Wear in Chengdu

Chengdu's climate is of subtropical monsoon type characterized by an early spring with light rains and drizzles on-and-off most of the times, a windless hot and humid summer when daytime maximum te... More>>>

What To Eat in Chengdu

1. Local Food
What to eat:
Bang Bang Ji: poached chicken served cold with sesame and soy sauce;
Chengdu Huo Guo: Chengdu Chafing Dishes;
Fuqi Feipian: thinly sliced cattle inner ... More>>>

Where To Stay in Chengdu

1. Civil Aviation Hotel, Chengdu
Tel: +86-28-86716688
Location: 31 Beixing Road, Chengdu
214 rooms in total; Rates from approximately US $61
With air-conditioned bedrooms equipped with w... More>>>

How To Go Chengdu

1.By Air
Airport:
Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport, 16km southwest of city center;
For more detailed information, contact the airport on 028-85702649, 85205063.
Major d...
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What to be noted in Chengdu

1.Time to visit
Seasons:
Spring (Mar-May): Average daytime temperature 27C;
Summer (Jun - Aug): Average daytime temperature 30C;
Autumn (Sep - Mid Nov): Average daytime temperatur... More>>>

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