Which bus should I take in Chengdu to browse the whole city?

first of all, let's talk about buses. Chengdu has a special urban sightseeing bus No.91. It starts at Xinnanmen Bus Station, ends at Jinsha Site Museum, and passes other famous tourist attractions in Chengdu along the way. If you have time, you can take the 91 bus. The fare is 1 yuan, and you can transfer 3 times for free on the same day.

but personally, I suggest not to take the bus, because the ticket price of the 91 bus is too high and there are too few tourists, and only 1 buses are sent every day. If you don't hurry at the right time, I'm afraid you'll have to wait a long, long time. . . . . And you only have one day.

1. You can take bus No.16 at the bus stop of North Railway Station and walk the central axis of Chengdu. This route includes the fun and free Wenshufang, Tianfu Square in downtown Chengdu, the digital square with scientific and technological civilization, and the American consulate where foreigners and rich people are concentrated.

2. After getting off at South Railway Station, transfer to No.111 (under the bridge) opposite the Cancer Hospital and get off at Shuhan Road. On the way, you can see the Bauhinia area, the edge area of high-tech industrial park, the Hongpai Building where migrant workers are concentrated, the newly-built qingshui river bridge and the mysterious Jinsha Site Museum.

3. After getting off at Shuhan Road, transfer to Bus No.82 across the street and get to the terminal Chengren Bus Station. On the way, you will pass the Du Fu Caotang and Antique Street, the Taoist holy land Qingyang Palace, the Wuhou Temple with the largest number of tourists, and the meaningful Hejiang Pavilion in Jinli (free of charge in Jinli).

4. transfer to No.47 at Chengren Bus Station and get off at the terminal Jinsha Station. On the way, we will pass through Chunxi Road, the commercial center, Yanshikou, and the image of old Chengdu-Kuanzhai Lane and the antique Qintai Ancient Road, which are created by the municipal government.

The Jinli, Wenshufang, Kuanzhai Lane and Hejiang Pavilion listed above are all places that don't cost money.