What are the strategies for four days and three nights in Chengdu?

Introduction of Chengdu for four days and three nights;

Day 1: Wuhou Temple → Jinli → Kuanzhai Lane → Xiaotong Lane.

The first stop, of course, is to visit Wuhou Temple, which represents the ancient Shu culture! I went to Wuhou Temple in the morning and felt the long history. The bamboo shadow on the red wall, where Chengdu's famous golden official is located, is also the most influential museum of the Three Kingdoms relics in the world.

Then visit the "West Shu First Street" near Jinli. On the old street less than 400 meters away, traditional snacks and inns are everywhere, which is very popular. Let's solve lunch by the way!

After dinner, go to Kuanzhai Lane, near People's Park, and experience Chengdu's original leisure lifestyle.

In the evening, visit the creative shop in Xiaotong Lane and find a cafe or bar to kill time.

The next day: Du Fu Caotang → Qingyang Palace → Wangjianglou → Wenshuyuan → Jiuyan Bridge.

The next day's journey began from Du Fu's Caotang, looking for the lingering poetic soul!

Then visit Qingyang Palace, the first Taoist temple in western Sichuan.

In the afternoon, go to wangjiang tower park, the symbol of Chengdu, enjoy the scenery of Chengdu on both sides of Funan River, see Xue and have tea in the park tea shop. Then go to Wenshuyuan to meditate and burn incense and taste the most authentic Chengdu cuisine. Go to Jiuyanqiao to soak in the bar at night and feel the nightlife in Chengdu.

Day 3: Panda Base → Chunxi Road

First, I went to Chengdu Giant Panda Base to see the lovely giant pandas. In the afternoon, I went to the famous Chunxi Road, where several old-fashioned food shops in Chengdu gathered, which is also a place where beautiful women haunt!

Day 4: Walking into Dujiangyan

Dujiangyan is located in the west of Chengdu, Sichuan Province, 48 kilometers away from Chengdu. Named after the famous Dujiangyan water conservancy project, it is located on the Minjiang River in the west of Chengdu Plain, with a history of more than 2,200 years. Known as "the originator of world water culture", it is a famous tourist attraction in China.