Attractions

People say that Chengdu is the type of city where once you come, you'll never want to leave. Indeed it is, not only for its bustling urban feel and lively nightlife, but also for its historical importance and n

Sichuan's variety of world-famous dishes is one of the big draws for tourists coming to China's southwest region. In Chengdu, you can find many restaurants specializing in Sichuan cuisine, which has a reputation for being fiercely hot and spicy. Chengdu is also proud of hotpot, another trademark Sichuan dish that is equally as spicy and possilby more well known.The snacks and street foods that are…

When it comes to leisure activities, Chengdu is the hands-down leader of China. Sichuan has a widely known reputation for being one of China's most laid-back provinces: from traditional teahouses to shopping malls, modern cafes, and pubs and clubs, there are one-hundred-and-one ways for you to enjoy the entertainment options here, and when you visit, you can feel the vitality of this city both day and…

The Jinsha Site Museum is widely regarded as China's most important archeological discovery of the twenty-first century. It has brought significant interest and a depth of understanding of the culture of Chengd

Sichuan Opera is noted for its magically fast mask changing art. It's on the top list of things to do in Chengdu, Sichuan for overseas travelers.

Before the East Train Station came into use in the middle of 2011, Chengdu North Train Station was the primary train terminal for Chengdu and the busiest station in southwest China. The Chengdu North Station has been accessible by Chengdu Metro line 1 since 2011, as well as by a number of city bus lines, and several automatic ticketing machines are now in service to alleviate the difficulty of buying a…

The best times of year to visit Chengdu are from March to June, before the heat and humidity of summer descends,  and from September to November, when the weather cools and the flora begins to change color and fall.

Honored as one of China's national treasures, the giant panda is adored by people throughout China and around the world. As one of the rarest animals in the world, giant pandas can now only be found in Gansu, Shaanxi and Sichuan provinces, with the majority of them concentrated in Sichuan province.In addition to their rare status, giant pandas' black and white fur, cute appearance, and laid-back demeanor…

The Hakka people are a unique branch of the Han nationality with a very distinguishing history. In fact, the Hakka are one of the most widely distributed ethnicities in the world and have produced some of the most influential people in Asia, including Deng Xiaoping - leader of the People's Republic of China in the 80's and 90's.The largest concentrations of Hakka people are found on China's east coast, in…