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A complete guide to tourist attractions in Chengdu

Du Fu Thatched Cottage

The thatched cottage has a simple and elegant architecture, towering nanmu trees, and a rich cultural atmosphere. It is the most popular place for tourists in Chengdu One of the tourist attractions.

It is composed of Sanjue Monument, Liu Bei Hall, Wuhou Temple, Liu Bei Tomb, Three Kingdoms Culture Museum and other attractions, which comprehensively displays the Shu-Han culture of the Three Kingdoms. At that time, Du Fu fled to Chengdu to avoid the Anshi Rebellion. With the help of friends, he built a thatched cottage, which he called himself a "thatched cottage." Inside the "thatched cottage" were towering nanmu trees, a forest of plums and bamboos, alternating bridges and pavilions, flower paths, wooden doors, and winding paths. The classical garden architecture has a strong cultural atmosphere. Here you can see Du Fu's sculptures, portraits and precious poems that have been passed down through the ages, and feel the concern for the country and the people of a generation of "poetic saints".

Bus guide: Take bus No. 17, 35, 47, 82, 84, 301 to get there.

Qingyang Palace

Qingyang Palace is the oldest and largest Taoist temple in Chengdu. Although it was built in the Tang Dynasty, the Sanqing Palace currently exists in the palace. Doumu Hall, Hunyuan Hall, Lingzu Tower, Zijin Terrace, Bagua Pavilion, etc. were all rebuilt in the Qing Dynasty. The most eye-catching ones are the two bronze sheep in the Sanqing Hall: a double-horned sheep and a single-horned sheep. It is said that the one-horned sheep was once used as a copper stove for curing clothes in Jia Si Taoist school in the Southern Song Dynasty. And although the one-horned sheep looks like a sheep, it is actually the reincarnation of the 12 zodiac signs. How did this copper sheep turn the twelve into one? You have to come and see it in person!

Bus guide: Take 5, 11, 17, 19, 25, 27, 34, 35, 42, 47, 58, 59, 63, 82, 84, 109, Route 301 is accessible by car.

Wuhou Temple

Wuhou Temple is an ancestral hall to commemorate Zhuge Liang, Prime Minister of the Shu Han Dynasty. The "Han Zhaolie Temple" has become a temple where monarchs and ministers worship together. Far away, you will see an ancient building complex surrounded by red walls. The main buildings in the temple include Liu Bei Hall, Liu Bei's Tomb, and Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and Zhuge Liang's sacrificial halls. Among them, Liu Bei's building is the most majestic. Once you step through the gate, you will be interested in calligraphy. What a feast for the eyes! The stele gallery on the east side was written by the famous prime minister Pei Du of the Tang Dynasty, written by the famous calligrapher Liu Gongchuo, and the famous craftsman Lu Jianle put the stele on the stone. Because the articles, calligraphy, and engravings were all by famous artists, it was passed down as the "three wonders" by later generations. "Stele", so tourists are rushing to take a look. In addition, the Wuhou Temple Museum on the south side of Liu Bei's tomb also has a history exhibition of the Three Kingdoms and an exhibition of cultural relics of the Three Kingdoms for you to "appreciate".

Bus guide: Take buses 1, 8, 10, 26, 53, 53, 57, 59, 82, 301, and 302 to get there.

Kuanzhai Alley

The "narrowness" of the wide alley is the mark of a carefree life, and the "wideness" of the narrow alley is the memory of a comfortable life; a life of carefree ease, flowing clouds and flowing water, and letting nature take its course. Attitude is the essence of Chengdu people and the charm of the living environment of Xianyuan's hometown; the short wide and narrow alleys carry too much historical information and historical imprints of the city, which makes people think about it and feel endless...

Kuanzhai Alley is bounded by the line between Zhijishi Street and Kuanzhai Alley in the north and incorporated into the north wall of Chengdu Painting Academy, Jing Alley in the south, Changshun Upper Street and the east intersection of Kuanzhai Alley in the east, and Xia Tongren in the west The road is bounded by the west intersection of Kuanzhai Alley.

Bus guide No. 5, 13, 43, 47, 58, 64, 78, 81, 163 and other buses get off at the "Jinhe Road" station, or take Buses such as No. 62, No. 70, No. 93, No. 163, and No. 340 get off at the "Changshun Shangjie" stop.

Jinsha Site Museum

Jinsha Site is a Shang and Zhou Dynasty ruins located in Jinsha Village, Supo Township, west of Chengdu City, Sichuan Province, China. It covers an area of ??more than 5 square kilometers and is a national key cultural relic protection One of the units. The Jinsha Ruins Museum was built and opened at the original site of the Jinsha Ruins in 2007, displaying the site’s sacrificial area and cultural relics.

The Jinsha Ruins Museum is a theme park-style museum established to protect, research, and display the Jinsha Ruins and unearthed cultural relics. It covers an area of ??300,000 square meters and has a total construction area of ??approximately 38,000 square meters. It consists of the Relics Hall, Exhibition Hall, Cultural Relics Protection Center and Garden Area.

Bus guide: You can take the 901 sightseeing bus from Xinnanmen Bus Station.

Jinli Ancient Street

Jinli Ancient Street features the architectural style of an ancient town in western Sichuan and integrates tourism, shopping, leisure and entertainment. Teahouses, restaurants, bars, tourist crafts, Sichuan specialty products and other business projects, various specialty stalls are scattered throughout the streets, and there is also a delicious street that collects various famous snacks with Sichuan characteristics, so that every tourist can enjoy Watch while walking, eat while watching, and play while eating. The ancient streets regularly hold interesting folk weddings, folk music and drama performances, folk costume shows, and theme activities with distinctive folk characteristics based on traditional Chinese festivals. For example, the Lantern Festival, the Snack Festival, the Dragon Boat Festival Zongzi Eating Competition, Chinese Valentine's Day themed activities, the Mid-Autumn Festival reunion of relatives and friends, etc., allow you to enjoy the most comfortable way of leisure and entertainment in an authentic Western Sichuan folk culture atmosphere.

In Jinli, in this new world of urban leisure, there is always a place that will make you dream.

Bus guide: No. 1, No. 8, No. 10, No. 21, No. 26, No. 29, No. 57, No. 82, No. 109, No. 110, No. 213, No. 301, No. 302, No. 334, No. 335

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The famous ancient temple, known as the "No. 1 Zen Forest in China" in ancient times, is located in Section 1 of Dongfeng Road, Chengdu. The temple was founded in the Tang Dynasty and was the ordination place of Xuanzang, a famous monk in the Tang Dynasty. It is now the Chengdu Municipal Museum. On sunny days, the tea gardens, chess gardens, specialty food stores, etc. in the museum are overcrowded.

Bus guide: You can reach it by bus No. 3, 4, 58, 81, and 98.

Zhaojue Temple

It is close to the zoo. It is a famous ancestral temple of Buddhism. It was built during the Zhenguan period of the Tang Dynasty. Xuanzong gave it the name Zhaojue. Because there are many eminent monks in the temple, it is known as the "No. 1 Zen Forest in Western Sichuan". "Bi Yan Lu" and "Engo Heart Essentials" written by the famous eminent monk Sono Zen Master are included in the Japanese Taisho Collection, and his "Tea Zen Yiyi" is still a treasure in the Japanese tea ceremony world. The temple is regarded as the ancestral temple by Buddhists in Southeast Asia and Japan.

Public transportation guide: Take buses 1, 7, 45, 60, 63, 69, 70, 71, 83, and 302 to get there.

Wangjiang Park

As the name suggests, Wangjiang Park is close to the waterside, with willow trees and green bamboos in the park. The park covers an area of ??120,000 square kilometers, and most of the ground is covered by bamboo forests. Covered, it is a place where famous domestic bamboos gather, so it is also called "Bamboo Park", which undoubtedly provides you with an excellent place to drink tea and relax. The main building of Wangjiang Tower is in memory of the famous female poet Xue Tao of the Tang Dynasty It was built. Xue Tao once worked as a school clerk, and he collaborated with Bai Juyi, Liu Yuxi, Du Mu and others at that time. You can sit in the bamboo and feel Xue Tao's "vigor, energy and wonder, humility and self-control". There are also famous names in the garden. The "Wangjiang Tower" is more than 30 meters high and has now become a symbol of Chengdu. Looking up from the height, you can have a panoramic view of the beautiful south bank of New Chengdu.

Bus guide: Take bus No. 3, 19, or 35 to get there.

Wenshu Monastery

Located on Wenshu Monastery Street in the north of Chengdu, it is the best preserved Buddhist temple in the urban area. In 1703 AD, Emperor Kangxi personally wrote the inscription "Empty Forest" "The plaque was given to Wenshu Monastery, so the temple is also called "Konglin Temple". Wenshu Monastery has a rich collection of Buddhist cultural relics, including copper castings, iron castings, colored sculptures, wood carvings, and stone carvings. There are more than 450 statues of Wenshu Monastery. The most precious cultural relics in the courtyard are: the Song Dynasty embroidered statue of the "Diamond Sutra", the Thousand Buddha cassock embroidered by Emperor Chongzhen's concubine Tian, ????the Qing Dynasty Governor Yang Yuchun's daughter of Sichuan and Shaanxi Province and the Water Moon Guanyin statue embroidered by pulling her own hair. During the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, the yarn-picking Manjusri embroidered by Jiangsu embroidery master Wu Zhennv, etc.: The courtyard also collects Tang Xuanzang's skull fragments, the Indian Sanskrit "Baye Sutra", Japanese gilt prayer tubes, and Song, Yuan, Ming, Famous calligraphers and paintings from various dynasties since the Qing Dynasty. This is also a "holy place" for many Buddhist believers. It is said that burning incense here to make wishes is particularly effective.

Bus guide: Take bus 16, 55, 64, 99, 302 *** Accessible by car.

Yongling Mausoleum

Located in the northwest of Chengdu City, it is a mausoleum built by the former Shu emperor Wang Wang during the Five Dynasties. The tomb consists of 14 stone coupons, with a coffin bed in the middle and 24 musical instruments carved around it. , the image is lifelike, and it is the most complete one of the Tang Dynasty palace orchestras excavated so far. The cultural relics unearthed from the tomb provide valuable physical information for the study of the architecture, music, dance, costumes, court etiquette, etc. of the Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties.

Bus guide: Take buses 4, 25, 42, 46, 48, 54, 56, 62 and 302 to get there.

Chengdu Zoo

Chengdu Zoo is located in the northern suburbs of Chengdu City, Sichuan Province, opposite the corner wall of Zhaojue Temple, a famous temple in western Sichuan, and 4 kilometers away from the city. The park is lined with green trees, sparkling lakes, birds singing and flowers fragrant, and the scenery is alluring. More than 30 groups of animal houses with various novel and unique shapes are scattered among 17.342 hectares of green trees, bamboos and flowers. When you walk among them, you will definitely feel the harmonious atmosphere of nature, animals and humans. If the time is right, you can also experience the fun of feeding wild animals, and you can also take photos with the lion cubs and tiger cubs.

It was founded in 1953 and moved to the current location of Chengdu Zoo in 1976. After nearly 50 years of construction and development, it has become a special park that exhibits more than 300 species and more than 3,000 animals (heads) of various mammals, amphibians, reptiles, birds, ornamental goldfish and other nationally protected rare and endangered wild animals all year round. It receives 1.5 million visitors annually and is the largest zoo in Southwest China, ranking fourth among the top ten zoos in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou.

Bus guide: Buses 9 and 18 can reach the main entrance of the park. Route 1, 302, and 49 can reach Qinglongchang (Zhaojue Temple) bus station and pass through Zhaojue Temple.

Chengdu Botanical Garden

Chengdu Botanical Garden is located in Tianhui Town in the northern suburbs, 10 kilometers away from the city, covering an area of ??774 acres, with a green space rate of 94%. Its predecessor was Chengdu Forest Farm. The garden is lined with green trees, luxuriant flowers and leaves, has an elegant environment and pleasant scenery. It is the first artificial botanical garden in Sichuan Province.

The park has 8 specialized plant areas and more than 10 specialized plant gardens, as well as camphor forest, Qianzhang forest and pine forest. The garden is lush with vegetation and has many plant species.

There are more than 1,000 species of woody cultivated plants and more than 800 horticultural cultivars, including 67 species of silver fir and other national first-, second- and third-level protected plants.

In 1987, the Chengdu Botanical Garden and the Chengdu Landscape Research Institute jointly operated, making the Chengdu Botanical Garden a multifunctional botanical garden with the appearance of a landscape garden, integrating scientific research, science popularization, and tourism services. In 1990, it was rated as one of the eight new scenic spots in Chengdu by the municipal government and named "Green Sea Treasure".

Bus guide: You can get there by taking bus No. 9, 87, 217, and 821.

Teahouse Culture

There are now more than 3,000 teahouses and teahouses in Chengdu, ranging from luxuriously decorated high-end teahouses to small roadside teahouses. The consumption ranges from hundreds of yuan to less than a few yuan. Wait, business is very good, which is unique in the country.