Attractions

In the year 713, during China's Tang Dynasty (618 – 907A.D.), a monk named Hai Tong initiated an ambitious project to carve a giant statue of the Buddha overlooking a confluence of rivers in Sichuan province, so as to suppress a water spirit which was believed to be causing numerous boat accidents in the region. Upon completion of the project, well after Hai Tong's death, the massive Buddha sculpture stood…

Three Day TravelOn the morning of Day 1, walk to Baoguo Temple (报国寺) and Fuhu temple (伏虎寺), then purchase a park entrance ticket (120RMB/person; half-price with student ID card

With a large number of breathtaking attractions, Jiuzhaigou will give you a wonderful experience for your Sichuan tour. Here, you won't miss the charming attractions such as Nuorilang Waterfall, Five Colored…

If you want to visit the most fantastic landscape in Sichuan, you should not miss Huanglong Park which is a wonderful place with lots of natural scenery. Huanglong Park is famous for snowy mountains, colorful…

A visit to the charming and fantastic Munigou Park will give you a wonderful journey in Sichuan. Here, you should not miss the main photography attractions including Zhaga Waterfall and Erdao Lake. They are…

Scenery SpotsPeak season(1st of Apr. - 30th of Nov)Low Season1st of Dec - 31st of MarChangping ValleyEntrance Ticket70RMB40RMBSightseeing bus50RMB20RMBShuangqiao ValleyEntrance Ticket80RMB80RMBSightseeing Bus50RMB60RMBHaizi ValleyEntrance Ticket60RMB40RMB   

Miyaluo Scenic Area has the most beautiful red autumnal leaves in autumn. It is really an ideal place for photography or holiday. Miyaluo, decorated with maples, birch trees and hot springs, will give you a…

If you are looking for a place with clear blue sky, blooming wildflowers and wonderful meadows, Hongyuan Grassland could be your best choice. A great area for photography and for encountering the local Tibetan…

Zoige Grassland is a charming land to visit in Northern Sichuan. It will give you a wonderful experience with the vast grassland, herder with their yak and sheep and the Tibetan culture.