A complete collection of tourist attractions around Chengdu

Complete works of tourist attractions around Chengdu:

1, Jiuzhaigou

As the saying goes, "Huangshan returns without looking at the mountains, and Jiuzhai returns without looking at the water". Jiuzhaigou, with upside-down palette, snowy peaks in the ditch, dense trees and colorful ponds and shoals, is called "a beautiful fairy tale world".

2. Siguniang Mountain

Siguniang Mountain, with a beautiful name, seems to be four girls. There are high mountains and canyons and clear springs and rapids, which is one of the most densely populated areas in China.

3. Fengqi Mountain

On Fengqi Mountain, there is an ancient temple built in Sui Dynasty and rebuilt in Tang Dynasty, which has a unique influence on the status of Buddhism in China. As long as you come here, you will feel that the atmosphere of this ancient temple is extremely quiet and simple. The natural environment here is very quiet, and the trickle is mixed with birds and flowers. Sounds comfortable. It's really good to play in hot summer.

4. Gexianshan

Gexian Mountain is said to be the place where Taoist alchemy is carried out, and then a large wave of people come to worship every year. In spring, when you go to see all kinds of bloom, the colorful appearance will be shocked at once.

In summer, you can go to the summer and hide in the ravine away from the noise, which is very comfortable and leisurely. It is also very good to visit ginkgo trees in autumn. In Huagu, besides looking at flowers, you can also play all kinds of fun.

5. Luodai Ancient Town

Luodai ancient town is the most intact Hakka ancient town in the suburbs of Chengdu, with the reputation of "the first Hakka town in the world", rich in tourism resources and profound cultural heritage.

The tourist attractions in Luodai mainly include the core protection area of Luodai ancient town, Jinlong Lake scenic spot and Baosheng original ecological Hakka village. The Millennium old streets and Hakka houses in the town are well preserved, and the old streets are in a pattern of "one street and seven lanes" with rich spatial changes; There are many shops on both sides of the street, which is a typical architectural style of Ming and Qing Dynasties.