2025 Chengdu Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

Jiuzhaigou in late autumn (October-November) is absolutely stunning, like winning the jackpot! The oil painting season without filters has arrived! Autumn in Jiuzhaigou is breathtakingly beautiful, with colorful forests, turquoise waters, and snow-capped mountains creating a triple visual feast. Every snapshot is wallpaper-worthy! 🔥 🌤️ Perfect Weather & Outfit Tips 🍂 October: 5-15°C (Light clothing + windbreaker, pack a down jacket just in case) ❄️ November: -2-10°C (Survival outfit = thermal underwear + fleece + long down jacket + scarf and gloves) 💡 Photo Tip: Pair a white/bright sweater with waterproof boots, add sunglasses, and instantly transform into a stylish travel influencer. ⏳ Best Viewing Periods ✅ Oct 15-25 | Early Autumn Special: Fewer crowds, clearer views, and the first golden leaves (super affordable flights and hotels!) ✅ Oct 28-Nov 15 | Peak Season: Vibrant forests and lakes in perfect harmony, with hills painted in red, orange, and gold (miss it and regret for a year) ✅ Nov 20-Early Dec | Late Autumn Exclusive: Snowflakes dancing with falling leaves, enjoy a serene fairyland all to yourself. 📸 Four Must-See Autumn Wonders 1️⃣ Jiuzhaigou · Mirror Lake 🌅 Rush there before 7:30 AM! When the wind is still, the snow-capped mountains and colorful forests reflect perfectly on the lake, creating a "sky mirror" effect. This breathtaking view disappears as soon as the wind picks up. 2️⃣ Huanglong · Five-Color Pond 🧊 Autumn snow on the calcified pools creates a gradient of blue and green, resembling a spilled glass of crystal glaze (Altitude: 3576m, bring an oxygen tank). 3️⃣ Bipenggou · Panyang Lake 🏔️ A majestic scene of snow-capped glaciers framed by red maples and golden cypresses, with the lake's reflection adding an oil painting-like effect (perfect for photos in traditional Hanfu attire). 4️⃣ Naizigou · Prayer Flag Viewing Platform 🎨 An 80-mile corridor of colorful forests for free photography! Combine Tibetan white pagodas, vibrant prayer flags, and colorful forests for a cultural masterpiece. 🚌 Lazy Itinerary (6 Days Starting and Ending in Chengdu) D1: Hotpot → Ear cleaning → Night photography at Jiuyan Bridge 📸 D2: 3-hour drive to Bipenggou → Night soak in snow mountain hot springs ♨️ D3: Drive through Asia's longest corridor of colorful forests → Stay in a Tibetan village and enjoy butter tea 🍵 D4: Summit Huanglong → Stay in Chuanzhusi and visit the Red Army Long March Memorial 🛕 D5: Walk 20,000 steps in Jiuzhaigou → Watch "Eternal Love of Jiuzhai" 💃 D6: Visit Songpan Ancient Town to buy yak meat → End tour in Chengdu. ⚠️ Pro Tips ❗ Buy sightseeing bus tickets! Jiuzhaigou's Y-shaped route spans 60km, and walking the entire way will make you question your life choices. ❗ Bring your ID! Face recognition and real-name verification are required at the scenic spots, and scalped tickets are 100% unreliable. ❗ Three-Valley Off-Peak Guide: Visit Rize Valley (Mirror Lake/Five-Flower Lake) in the morning, Zechawa Valley (Long Lake/Five-Color Pond) at noon, and Shuzheng Valley (Shuzheng Lakes/Waterfalls) in the afternoon.

Dear friends, if you come to Chengdu, besides eating and drinking, you must not miss the hidden gem of Tixiangsi Water Street! This place perfectly blends Chengdu's ancient charm with modern style, making it a great spot for leisurely strolls and photo ops~ 🏞️ Featured Scenery - Ancient Temple Heritage: Tixiangsi has a long history and carries profound cultural heritage. Stepping into the temple, a peaceful and serene atmosphere greets you, with red walls, green trees, ancient Buddha statues, and blue lamps, instantly making you forget the hustle and bustle of the world and immerse yourself in tranquility. - Water Charm: Winding waterways run through the entire water street, flanked by quaint, antique-style buildings. At dusk, when the lights come on, the warm yellow glow reflects on the water’s surface, shimmering and mingling with the weeping willows and ancient architecture along the banks, resembling a stunning ink painting. 🎈 Experience - Leisure Tea Houses: The water street has many tea houses full of Chengdu character, furnished with bamboo chairs and tables. Order a cup of gaiwan tea, sit under the shade of trees, listen to locals chatting, and enjoy an authentic ear-picking service from a master, experiencing the slow life that runs deep in Chengdu’s bones. - Artsy Shops: There are many exquisite handicraft shops, bookstores, and cultural creative stores here. Some shops offer handmade panda-themed items, while some bookstores are artistically and cozily decorated. Order a cup of coffee, pick a good book, and you can spend a delightful afternoon. 🍽️ Food Recommendations There’s no shortage of delicious food around Tixiangsi Water Street. Sichuan restaurants serve authentic twice-cooked pork and mapo tofu; snack stalls offer sugar-coated fried dough balls and "San Da Pao" (a traditional snack) to satisfy your taste buds. When tired from walking, find a restaurant and enjoy a hearty meal. 📍 Practical Information - Address: No. 88, Tixiangsi Road, Wuhou District, Chengdu - Transportation: You can take the subway and then walk; or choose a taxi, both are convenient. - Opening Hours: Open all day. When the lights come on at night, it has a special charm, perfect for night tours. Whether you love traditional culture, enjoy taking photos, or just want a place to relax, Tixiangsi Water Street will not disappoint you. Quickly invite your friends and come experience the unique charm here~✨

🇨🇳 This is a new dimension of nature that makes you stop and walk for a while📌✨Impressive highlights •Natural trails 🌳There are wooden walkways, a mix of forests and streams, helping to make walking not too tiring •Waterfalls / clean streams, cool breezes blowing at intervals, a "cool and comfortable" atmosphere •🏞️Snowy mountain landscape and natural forests without pollution •Peaceful atmosphere Even though it is a tourist attraction, it is not as crowded as other famous places •Suitable for taking pictures 📸Every corner is charming, whether it is a waterfall, big trees, streams or cloud shadows🚌 How to travel from Chengdu to Bipenggou 1. Travel from Chengdu to Chadianzi Station (茶店子客运站) 2. Buy a bus ticket to Li County. 3. When you arrive in Li County, change to a local bus or charter a car to Bipenggou. 4. When you reach the Bipenggou tourist service point, buy an entrance ticket and a shuttle bus ticket to various points in the valley. 💰💰 This is the approximate price when we went in 2025. 💴 The bus ticket leaving Chadianzi Bus Station (成都茶店子客运站) will have a round at 7:10 / 8:10 / 9:00. ~ Approximate price 58–62 ¥/person + mountain bus ticket ~ about 20 ¥/person + shuttle bus 🚎 Free to enter the park 🆓 + ticket price 🎟️ Entrance to the park is 60-80 yen per person, depending on the festival. 💡 Tips • The weather in the valley and at high altitudes is cool, so you should bring a sweater or long-sleeved shirt. • Taking photos in the morning or afternoon will have beautiful light, and low clouds will add depth to the image. 🏞️✨ • Check the bus schedule and book tickets in advance during the tourist season. • Prepare comfortable shoes for traveling. • Beware of altitude sickness. If you are sensitive to heights, it is recommended to buy an oxygen tank. But actually, they are sold on the mountain for the same price as in the city. You can buy it when going up the mountain. 😁#china #chengdu #travelchengdu #bipenggou #bipenggounationalpark

For nature lovers and park enthusiasts, if you have the chance to visit Chengdu, consider adding Dagu Bingchuan or Dagu Glacier to your list! 🗻 Dagu Bingchuan is a national park where snow falls year-round. The peak, where people can climb up to take photos, is 4,860 meters high, making it the highest point in Chengdu. 🌳 The park is located in Heishui City. We'll be spending about two days and one night in this Chengdu trip. ⊹ We arrived in Heishui around 3 PM on the first day, so we called DiDi to our accommodation. ⊹ We took a walk around the area around our accommodation to take photos. The light was amazing! The colors were vibrant and the temperature was perfect, around 10 degrees Celsius. ⊹ The weather here gets colder as the night goes by. We left a bottle of water outside the window, turning it into cold water. But the heater in the room was very warm, so we slept comfortably. ⊹ On the morning of the second day, we woke up early to go to the national park because we were worried about the crowds and we were traveling to another city that afternoon. So we had to make some time. ⊹ The temperature in front of the park that morning was -2 degrees Celsius, but the wind wasn't too strong. —- ⊹ The outfit I wore for the weather that day was: 👚 Heattech shirt #1 + Heattech turtleneck shirt #2 + thick knitted shirt #3 👖 For the bottom, I wore a Heattech shirt underneath and a pair of jeans on the outside. 👟 I wore a pair of thick, long socks, then sneakers. —- ⊹ At the bottom of the park, I still felt that my outfit that day was still suitable. I was able to walk around and take photos as usual. ⊹ By the time I got to the top of the cable car, the temperature had risen to 0 degrees Celsius. The temperature should have been warmer, but in reality, it was actually colder. It was warmer because the sun was incredibly strong up there, but the cold wind was also very strong. And with all the snow around, the wind was getting colder and colder. ⊹ Because the sun was so strong, I didn't really check my photos when I took them. Since I couldn't see the screen, I focused on clicking as many times as I could and then choosing later. ⊹ We probably spent about 2 hours on the mountain, having taken enough photos and feeling a little overwhelmed, so we took the cable car down. ⊹ Since we were the first to go up, there weren't many people coming back down. On the cable car ride down, it was just me and my friend, so we continued taking photos. But because it was so high up, moving around a lot made me feel dizzy and nauseous, and I was starting to get symptoms of altitude sickness (AMS), so I just sat there until we reached the bottom. ⊹ Once we got down a bit, I felt better. I picked up my bag and quickly called DiDi to the bus station, taking my friend to Maoxian. —- 💰 Park entrance fee = 1990 baht per person, including round-trip cable car. *** Ticket prices vary each month. In the photo, we went in October. —- #travelchina #travelchengdu #travelabroad #travelabroadbyyourself #travelabroadbyyourself #Chengdureview #Tagupingchuan #daguglacier

#flipittrips Chengdu - Xiling Mountain Travel Plan: 5 Days, 4 Nights Stay at Xiling Mountain and enjoy the snowy scenery for 16,148 THB per person ✅ Day 1 • Travel to Chengdu Air Asia flight Arrival at the airport at 2:00 AM Day 2 • Travel to Xiling Snow Mountain • Check in at YingXue Hotel • Stroll through the snow, the activity area, and Xiling Mountain Day 3 • Travel to Chengdu City • Stroll through Anshun Bridge • Check in at the hotel Day 4 • Chunxi Pedestrian Street - IFS Building • Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda • Chengdu Twin Tower • Check in at the hotel Day 5 • Chunxi Pedestrian Street - Miniso Land • People's Park • Kuanzhai Xiangzi Pedestrian Street • Return to the hotel and transfer to the airport • Return to Bangkok • Arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport at 2:00 AM Travel Expenses • Round-trip airfare: 8,470 THB per person • Average hotel cost: 2,348 THB per person • Admission fee: 1,992 THB per person • Travel expenses: 1,026 THB per person • Food and drink costs 2,312 baht per person. 📌 Total average 16,148 baht per person. #TravelManTravel #Chengdu #TravelMan.com

#ChengduTravel ☕: BARRIER FREE Cafe, Chengdu, China 📝: A cafe on Dongsheng Street. This street is lined with many cozy cafes. This one is beautiful and chill. Sit outside and enjoy a drink, watch people walk by, and enjoy the atmosphere. The shop is beautiful, the coffee is delicious, and the staff is friendly. I highly recommend it if you're visiting this narrow, wide alley. 📌: 37 Dongsheng St, Qingyang District, Chengdu, Sichuan, China, 610015

#hellohalloween ⛷️ Skiing in Chengdu: How to Fall Gracefully and Still Look Cool For first-time visitors to Chengdu, the dream is simple: glide down the slopes like an action movie star. Reality? Ten seconds in, you’re zooming… and thirty seconds later, lying flat on the snow 😂. Don’t worry — falling is part of the fun, and in Gaodu Mountain Ski Resort, it’s practically a local specialty! To make your trip both safe and enjoyable, here are some essential tips: 🎯 Dress in Layers – Instead of a single thick jacket, wear several thin layers. You’ll stay warm while keeping mobility. Don’t forget gloves, a wool hat, and thick socks — nothing ruins skiing faster than frozen fingers and toes 🧤🧣. 🎯 Wear Proper Gear – Ski goggles aren’t just for style. They protect your eyes from flying snow and help you see clearly on sunny or windy slopes 😎. 🎯 Be Mentally Ready to Fall – Everyone falls when learning. The difference is whether you get up laughing or lie there “mourning your fate.” Choose your adventure 🤭. 🎯 Eat and Hydrate Well – Skiing burns energy fast. Don’t run out of fuel after a few runs and end up nibbling snow to quench your thirst 😂. Ultimately, skiing at Gaodu Mountain isn’t about skill — it’s about preparation, safety, and enjoying every moment. A little tumble is nothing compared to the laughter, memories, and epic stories you’ll share with friends. So suit up, embrace the snow, and remember: the best slope moments are often the ones where you fall and get back up with a grin.

#hellohalloween 🍁 In the heart of Chengdu, there is a hidden courtyard where autumn lingers in every corner… As the maple leaves begin to turn, the small lanes and tiled roofs awaken in the gentle breath of the season. No rush, no noise — only the sound of wind stirring the branches, sunlight streaming through old eaves, and the fragrant spice of simmering hotpot. On a golden afternoon, sitting in this traditional courtyard with a bubbling nine-square hotpot before you, the numbing spice mingles with the crisp autumn air, warming both body and soul. Sometimes happiness is simply this — dining in a scene that feels like a painting, savoring your favorite dish, and sharing the moment with someone who smiles across the table. When you visit in autumn, don’t miss the seasonal apricot dessert — sweet, refreshing, and as gentle as the season itself, the perfect ending to a hearty meal. Every corner of this courtyard whispers with time, carrying the elegance and poetry of Chengdu — at once classic, romantic, and serene. 🌿 If you are searching for a place to feel autumn slowly, to pause amid the city’s fast rhythm, this is the hidden corner made for you. 📍 Yixia Courtyard Hotpot (春熙路店), Chengdu, Sichuan, China

⛳The location is amazing, just a 5-minute walk to Chunxi Road Pedestrian Street and very close to the subway station! 🍃A quiet oasis in the bustling city, a peaceful paradise When you're tired, come here to experience a different kind of stay. The room decor is very stylish, with a business reception room and VIP cinema TV! 💒There’s also a private hot spring bath, truly high-end and classy! Plus the stargazing canopy, lie on the bed and enjoy the night sky to your heart’s content. The service here is impeccable too—the front desk ladies are warm and attentive, patiently explaining how to use all the facilities, making you feel full of warmth and hospitality. There’s also a tea shop carefully arranged by the owner, where you can enjoy a leisurely cup of tea anytime~ 💒The best part is the dreamy rooftop terrace with exposed tiles. Climb up and you can sit and watch the cityscape, it’s incredibly healing! At night, you can even light the fireplace, gather around for cozy chats, the warm atmosphere is just too wonderful. ⛳Location: Huaxing Main Street, Jinjiang District, Chengdu 💒Homestay: Guishu.RETURN Siheyuan Hotel Qinggu

1.5 hours from Chengdu, I discovered a hidden gem bamboo sea🎋! The Pingle Ancient Town Sichuan West Bamboo Sea Scenic Area is truly a divine summer retreat～ Here you can not only play in the water but also ride a small train🚂, go creek tracing adventures💦, and speed down slides～ It’s super suitable for bringing kids along, a triple fun guaranteed✔️ 📍 Scenic area address: Qilong Village, Pingle Town, Qionglai City, Chengdu, Sichuan Province 🕘 Opening hours: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM (ticket check stops at 4 PM) 🎫 Ticket price: Early bird ¥39.9 (regular ¥60) 🚌 Super convenient transportation (tested best route) Chengdu West Station → Qionglai Station: High-speed train 26 minutes ¥25 (many departures from 6 AM to 9 PM) Qionglai Station → Pingle Ancient Town: Take bus 304 for 40 minutes directly, ¥5 Ancient Town → Bamboo Sea Scenic Area: 2 km walk or taxi ¥10, big signs at the entrance🪧 🏞️ Recommended routes ✨ Easy beginner version South Gate ➝ Small train up the mountain🚂 (15 minutes) ➝ Slide down to Banshanting Pavilion ➝ Continue walking and sightseeing ✨ Hiking adventure version South Gate ➝ Colorful bamboo forest ➝ Creek tracing and water play (30 minutes) ➝ Banshanting Pavilion ➝ Hike to the summit (1 hour) ➝ Giant guitar at the top ➝ Slide or small train down 📸 Must-visit spots 1️⃣ Xianlü Muyun Bridge: 199 meters long, feel like walking in the clouds☁️, perfect for wide-angle shots 100% 2️⃣ Glass plank road: Bamboo waves rolling🎋, nervous friends beware of shaky legs👀 3️⃣ Shout Spring: The louder you shout, the more spectacular the waterfall📢, a must for social butterflies 4️⃣ Fate Bridge: Couple’s lock🔒, super romantic photo spot 🍃 Tips 🌞 Summer is hot🔥, spring and autumn visits are more comfortable, but water play in summer is refreshing💦 👟 Wear sports shoes, bring sunscreen and mosquito repellent, long sleeves and pants are safer 👶 Family-friendly: strollers can reach the glass plank road entrance 🌍 Eco-friendly travel: bring your own trash bags, protect this bamboo sea This bamboo sea is the coolest secret spot around Chengdu in summer! Whether it’s a family trip or a girls’ outing, you’ll have a whole day of fun～💚

#VisitChengdu 🚩 "Jinli, Chengdu's Ancient Street, a Must-See Sichuan Highlight" If you're visiting Chengdu and haven't visited "Jinli (Jinli)," you're missing out! This ancient street is filled with the classic Sichuan atmosphere, with rows of red lanterns illuminated beautifully at night and ancient architecture that still retains its traditional charm. Along the way, you'll encounter local restaurants, enticing aromas of signature dishes like mala, Sichuan dumplings, and local snacks not easily found elsewhere. There are also craft shops and chic souvenirs for you to take home. The lively atmosphere is perfect for strolling, taking photos, or truly immersing yourself in Sichuan culture. At night, the entire street is illuminated with romantic lights, making you feel like you've traveled back in time. Jinli is more than just a street, it's an experience that will make you love Chengdu even more. ❤️

🏔️Name: Siguniang Shan (四姑娘山) • Location: Xiaojin County and Wenchuan County, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province, China • Distance from Chengdu: Approximately 220 kilometers west, approximately 5–6 hours' drive • Nickname: The "Eastern Alps" due to their stunning landscape of snow-capped mountains, lush forests, and deep valleys Location: Xiaojin County and Wenchuan County, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan Province, China #tripbestfreeaccommodation

🏙️ SKP Chengdu – A cutting-edge shopping mall in the heart of the city If you're visiting Chengdu and looking for shopping, cafes, and beautiful photography opportunities, this place has it all! The mall's atmosphere is luxurious and modern, featuring a full lineup of famous fashion and lifestyle brands. But what really impressed me was the "Bamboo Fountain" zone. 🌿💦 At first, I thought it was just an ordinary fountain, but when I actually saw it, it was truly spectacular! The fountain was designed to shoot up and down, resembling a swaying bamboo pole. It's calming, yet incredibly cool, and the photos are truly unique. After a long day of shopping, stop by and take a break. There are several cafes where you can enjoy coffee or tea—a truly feel-good experience. Come see the fountain around 7 or 8 PM for a photo-worthy view of the colorful fountain against the dark sky. If you arrive early while it's still dark, you can stroll around the mall first. There are plenty of clothing stores and restaurants to choose from. 🥰💕#Chengdu #TravelChina #TravelSolo #ChinaVisaFree ⸻ 🚇 How to get to SKP Chengdu • Take Metro Line 1 or 18 to South Railway Station (成都南站), then take Exit D. It's a 5-minute walk. • Alternatively, you can take a taxi/DiDi and ask for "SKP 成都" (小站). It's about a 20-minute drive from the city center. ⸻ For those who enjoy shopping at malls but also want a relaxing spot close to nature in a big city, 💚 Try stopping by SKP Chengdu and seeing the "Bamboo Fountain." You'll definitely get tons of beautiful photos. 📸

If you love dinosaurs, fossils, or nature exhibits 🌍🐾, you definitely can't miss the Chengdu Natural History Museum. This state-of-the-art museum is Chengdu's most advanced natural history museum, filled with interactive exhibits, from giant dinosaur fossils to rare Sichuan animals to exhibits on Earth's evolution that transport you back millions of years ✨ 🎨 The highlight is the "Sichuan Dinosaur" zone, featuring a large skeleton on display in the center of the hall. It's a sure hit for photography enthusiasts. The museum also features exhibits suitable for both children and adults. Fun for the whole family! 👨👩👧👦 ⸻ 🚇 How to get to the Chengdu Natural History Museum • Subway: Take Line 5 to Huagui Road Station (花卉路站), Exit D, then walk for about 10 minutes. • Taxi/Didi: From Tianfu Square, it takes about 20–25 minutes and costs around 30–40 yuan. • Bus: Several lines pass through, including lines 198A, 181, and 343. Get off at the Chengdu Natural History Museum stop. It's a short walk. ⏰ Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Closed on Mondays) 💰 Admission: Free, but it's recommended to book tickets online in advance via WeChat or local apps. ⸻ ✨ If you're looking for a break from exploring the city, stop by here for some educational and fun. You're guaranteed to find beautiful photos and new experiences. 🌿🦖 #Chengdu #TravelChina #Museum

#VisitChengdu 宽窄巷子, Chengdu 🇨🇳🐼 宽窄巷子, or "Wide and Narrow Alleys," is an old neighborhood in the heart of Chengdu that has everything in one place — history, cafes, teahouses, street food, souvenirs like panda dolls, and a full-fledged traditional performance. Walking in feels like stepping back in time to the Qing Dynasty, but with a cup of milk tea in hand 😂 The streets are lined with **gray brick walls, antique wooden doors, and shop signs with classic Chinese calligraphy**. Walking along, you'll forget you're in the middle of a big city. The Chinese really don't skimp on atmosphere! The highlights here are: - The uniquely decorated pop-mart - Plenty of food, including 串串, green tea ice cream, and other uniquely named snacks you have to try - An old-fashioned teahouse where you can watch people play mahjong Listen to the sound of wooden spoons tapping on teacups, evoking the slow pace of life in true Sichuan style. - The 变脸 (Face-Changing Opera) show is a must-see. - If you walk a little further, you'll find the 见山书局, a quiet bookstore where you can escape the crowds for a bit before heading out. 📍 *Location:* Qingyang District, Chengdu 🕒 Open all day, but we recommend visiting in the evening when the lights are beautiful and all the shops are open. #Chengdu

「🗺️5-Day Chengdu Tour | Classic Combo of Panda Base and Dujiangyan・Suitable for All Groups」 Chengdu, a city that has leisure carved into its bones! In 5 days, take your parents to tea houses, accompany friends to ancient towns, and chase pandas with your kids. Every day is slow and relaxed, with food to the brim, the whole family can have a great and comfortable time~ 🗓️Itinerary Overview: D1: Arrive in Chengdu → Kuanzhai Alley → People's Park → Chunxi Road D2: Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding (5A) → Wenshu Monastery (4A) → Kuixinglou Street D3: Dujiangyan Scenic Area (5A) → Qingcheng Mountain (5A) D4: Wuhou Shrine (4A) → Jinli → Jiuyanqiao Night View D5: Du Fu Thatched Cottage (4A) → Qingyang Palace (4A) → Return 🐼Day 1: Slow Taste of the Old City · The Fireworks of Chengdu 📍Kuanzhai Alley Core Highlights: Representative of old Chengdu’s “leisure life,” see residential houses in Wide Alley, shop in Narrow Alley, elders can listen to Sichuan opera excerpts, kids can chase sugar-blowing masters. 🕙Opening Hours: All day (shops 9:00-22:00). 💰Cost: Free. 📸Photo Spots: Entrance archway of Wide Alley (take family photos with the ancient street); bamboo chair area in old teahouse inside the alley (take leisurely photos with covered bowl tea). 📍People's Park Core Highlights: Landmark of Chengdu people’s “slow life,” drink covered bowl tea at Heming Teahouse (20 RMB/person), elders can experience ear picking (30 RMB/time), kids can feed fish and row boats by the lake (50 RMB/hour). 🕙Opening Hours: 6:00-22:00. 💰Cost: Free. 📸Photo Spots: Under the wisteria trellis at Heming Teahouse (capture the tea aroma atmosphere); ginkgo path beside the matchmaking corner (beautiful fallen leaves in autumn and winter). 📍Chunxi Road Core Highlights: Bustling commercial area, must-check-in at IFS climbing panda, elders enjoy the towering buildings, kids love the cartoon sculptures inside malls. 🕙Opening Hours: All day (malls 10:00-22:00). 💰Cost: Free. 📸Photo Spots: IFS 7th floor rooftop (take a front photo with the climbing panda); Chunxi Road subway exit (capture the crowd and commercial area panorama). 🍖Recommended: Spicy Hot Pot at Kuixinglou Street, must-try cold pot skewers, clear soup base suitable for kids, about 50 RMB per person; paired with nearby ice jelly (8 RMB/bowl) to cool down the spice. 💡Tips: Kuanzhai Alley is crowded, hold kids’ hands tightly; choose pedal boats at People’s Park, easier for elders to operate. 🎋Day 2: Cute Pandas · Quiet Ancient Temples 📍Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding (5A) Core Highlights: The world’s largest panda base, watch cubs rolling in the Moon Nursery, see panda moms with babies in the Sun Nursery, kids can watch for hours. 🕙Opening Hours: 7:30-18:00 (recommended 7:30-10:00 for more active pandas). 💰Cost: Adults 55 RMB, free for seniors over 60, free for children under 1.3 meters. 📸Photo Spots: Platform outside Moon Nursery (capture cubs climbing trees); adult panda villa (take photos of pandas hugging bamboo and chewing cutely). 📍Wenshu Monastery (4A) Core Highlights: Red walls and bamboo shadows perfect for photos, serene ancient temple, elders can burn incense and pray, kids can see stone lions in front of the main hall. 🕙Opening Hours: 8:00-17:00. 💰Cost: Free (ID required). 📸Photo Spots: Red wall bamboo shadow path at Wenshu Monastery (take ancient style back photos); entrance of the Three Great Saints Hall (take family photos with ancient architecture). 🍖Recommended: Dongzikou Zhang Laoer Liangfen near Wenshu Monastery, must-try sweet water noodles and yellow liangfen, elders and kids can try fermented glutinous rice powder (10 RMB/bowl), about 25 RMB per person. 💡Tips: Take sightseeing bus at panda base (20 RMB/person) to reduce walking for elders; keep quiet in Wenshu Monastery, remove hats inside. 🏞️Day 3: Hydraulic Wonder · Qingcheng Mountain Taoism 📍Dujiangyan Scenic Area (5A) Core Highlights: Over 2000 years old “world hydraulic wonder,” the Baopingkou and Yuzui water-dividing dikes are stunning, show elders ancient wisdom, kids can play by the river (watch safety). 🕙Opening Hours: 8:00-18:00. 💰Cost: Adults 80 RMB, free for seniors over 60, free for children under 1.4 meters. 📸Photo Spots: Baopingkou viewing platform (capture the water diversion spectacle); middle of Anlan Suspension Bridge (take family crossing photos with green mountains and water background). 📍Qingcheng Mountain (5A) Core Highlights: “Qingcheng is the most secluded under heaven,” many Taoist temples on the front mountain, elders can take cable car (one way 60 RMB) up, kids love chasing squirrels and watching streams in the forest. 🕙Opening Hours: 8:00-17:30. 💰Cost: Adults 80 RMB, cable car same price. 📸Photo Spots: Entrance of Shangqing Palace (take photos of temple with clouds and mist); Moon City Lake dock (capture lake reflections of mountain shadows). 🏨Recommended: Stay in Dujiangyan city, such as Qingcheng Hotel on Qingchengshan Road, near scenic spots, family rooms available, breakfast included, price 350-450 RMB/night. 💡Tips: Steep steps going down Qingcheng Mountain, suggest cable car round trip for elders and kids; wear non-slip shoes, bring mosquito repellent as there are many insects. 🏯Day 4: Three Kingdoms Culture · Ancient Street Night Charm 📍Wuhou Shrine (4A) Core Highlights: The only temple honoring both lord and minister, a must-visit for Three Kingdoms fans, elders love listening to Zhuge Liang stories, kids can recognize the “Oath of the Peach Garden” statue. 🕙Opening Hours: 8:30-18:00. 💰Cost: Adults 50 RMB, free for seniors over 60, free for children under 1.2 meters. 📸Photo Spots: Wuhou Shrine main gate (take photo of “Han Zhaolie Temple” plaque); red wall bamboo shadow path (capture ancient style atmosphere shots). 📍Jinli Core Highlights: Ancient-style street next to Wuhou Shrine, lanterns hang all over, sugar painting and shadow puppetry attract kids, elders love buying Shu embroidery small pendants. 🕙Opening Hours: 9:00-22:00. 💰Cost: Free. 📸Photo Spots: Jinli entrance archway (take lantern night photos); in front of ancient stage (capture Sichuan opera face-changing performance). 📍Jiuyanqiao Night View Core Highlights: Landmark of Chengdu nightlife, bar street lights dazzling, elders can stroll by the river, young people can sit for a drink (drink responsibly). 🕙Lighting Hours: 19:00-23:00. 💰Cost: Free. 🍖Recommended: Chen Mapo Tofu near Wuhou Shrine, signature Mapo tofu (can be mild spicy), kid-friendly Zhong dumplings, about 60 RMB per person. 💡Tips: Jinli snacks are pricey, better to eat main meals outside; Jiuyanqiao is crowded, keep kids away from the water edge. 📜Day 5: Home of the Poet Sage · Taoist Charm of Qingyang 📍Du Fu Thatched Cottage (4A) Core Highlights: Former residence of Du Fu, dense bamboo forest, simple thatched cottages, elders can recite “The Thatched Cottage Was Broken by Autumn Wind,” kids can learn characters in the Poetry History Hall. 🕙Opening Hours: 8:30-18:00. 💰Cost: Adults 50 RMB, free for seniors over 60, free for children under 1.3 meters. 📸Photo Spots: In front of thatched cottage ruins (take ancient style cottage and bamboo forest photos); in front of Dayatang Hall (take photos with Du Fu statue). 📍Qingyang Palace (4A) Core Highlights: The oldest Taoist temple in Chengdu, the bronze sheep in front of Sanqing Hall is the “treasure of the temple,” elders love Taoist stories, kids curiously touch the bronze sheep for blessings. 🕙Opening Hours: 8:00-18:00. 💰Cost: Adults 10 RMB, seniors over 60 half price. 📸Photo Spots: Qingyang Palace archway (take photos of “Qingyang Palace” characters and red walls); in front of Sanqing Hall (take photos of bronze sheep and ancient temple). 🍖Recommended: Long Chao Shou near Du Fu Thatched Cottage (Qinghua Road branch), must-try Zhong dumplings and Lai tangyuan, about 30 RMB per person, good for a quick meal before heading out. 💡Tips: Bamboo forest in Du Fu Thatched Cottage is dense, bring mosquito repellent in summer; bronze sheep at Qingyang Palace can be touched but don’t climb. 📌Chengdu Survival Guide: 1. Transportation: Metro starts at 2 RMB, covers all core attractions, super convenient; direct shuttle buses to scenic spots (e.g., Panda Base to Dujiangyan, 50 RMB/person) suitable for elders and kids; taxi starting fare 9 RMB, good for short trips. All attractions have barrier-free access for wheelchairs/strollers. 2. Clothing: Spring wear light jacket + long sleeves (cool mornings and evenings); summer wear short sleeves + long pants (mosquito protection); autumn wear knitwear + jacket; winter wear down jacket (damp and cold, recommend non-slip shoes). 3. Taboos: Don’t use chopsticks to flip food in hot pot (rude); keep quiet in Taoist temples and monasteries, don’t step on thresholds; don’t let kids touch cultural relics and exhibits randomly. 4. Accommodation: Prefer near Chunxi Road/Kuanzhai Alley, convenient metro access. For elders choose low floors or hotels with elevators; for kids choose family rooms with children’s beds, good soundproofing. 🎁Must-Buy Souvenirs: ① Shu Embroidery Small Screen (80-150 RMB each, exquisite patterns, stylish gift for friends) ② Lantern Shadow Beef Shreds (25 RMB/bag, individually packed, five-spice flavor suitable for elders and kids) ③ Zhang Fei Beef (40 RMB/bag, firm texture, mildly spicy and widely accepted) ④ Panda Plush Toy (50-80 RMB each, Chengdu icon, kids love it) 🥰Ending Interaction: Chengdu’s slowness is the leisure brewed in covered bowl tea, the warmth simmered endlessly in hot pot~ If you come, would you want to take your parents to People’s Park for a whole day of tea, or accompany your kids to camp out all day at the Panda Base?

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Guess where I am? Drinking tea under the thousand-year-old ginkgo trees of Mengding Mountain, watching the golden leaves flutter down 🍁, this feeling is truly healing! I finally found the autumn ceiling in Ya'an! The ginkgo here is brilliantly yellow, the colorful forest is as dazzling as a spilled palette, and the best part is fewer people and beautiful scenery—every shot looks like a masterpiece. These hidden spots in Ya'an have already become like oil paintings! 🌟Must-visit spots: Ya'an autumn limited check-in list 1️⃣ Mengding Mountain · Thousand-Year-Old Ginkgo Group Highlight: 12 ancient ginkgo trees over 2,000 years old! Under Tiangai Temple, ginkgo leaves flutter down. Have a cup of Mengding Mountain tea while watching the Longxing Eighteen-Style tea ceremony—this is what autumn should feel like. 📸Photo tip: The ginkgo carpet in front of Tiangai Temple is a must-shoot; wearing red or white clothes makes for amazing photos! 💰Ticket reference: 52 RMB/person 2️⃣ Longcang Valley National Forest Park · Fairy Tale World Highlight: Starting in October, this place turns into a colorful fairy tale world. Colorful forests, red leaves, and waterfalls combine. Driving along the winding roads feels like being inside an oil painting. 💡Helpful tip: Mid-October to mid-November is the best viewing period. Remember to bring your camera and plenty of memory! 3️⃣ Wanggangping · Snow Mountain and Colorful Forest Frame Highlight: This is the closest natural viewing platform to Gongga Snow Mountain! In autumn, one side is fiery red and yellow colorful forest, the other is the cold and majestic silver-white snow mountain—a stunning contrast. 🚠Experience: Take the cable car for 10 minutes straight up; the Gongga peaks gradually come into view during the ascent—super thrilling! 4️⃣ Bifeng Gorge · Pandas Dancing with Autumn Colors Highlight: Not only can you see colorful forests, but you can also watch the chubby pandas roam among the red and yellow leaves at the panda base. Fiery red, lush green, and golden yellow intertwine, with an abundance of negative oxygen ions. 🚗Perfect 3-day itinerary Day 1: Chengdu → Ya'an → Mengding Mountain (enjoy thousand-year-old ginkgo + tea tasting) → stay overnight at a tea mountain guesthouse Day 2: Mengding Mountain → Longcang Valley (colorful forest hiking) → stay near Bifeng Gorge Day 3: Bifeng Gorge (pandas + autumn colors) → return to Chengdu If you have more time, you can add a one-day trip to Wanggangping for snow mountain and colorful forest views—definitely worth it! 📝Practical tips Best time: Mid-October to mid-November (ginkgo fully yellow, colorful forest at its peak) Transportation advice: 1.5-hour drive from Chengdu, self-driving recommended Clothing guide: Big temperature difference between morning and evening, remember to bring a jacket; wear comfortable shoes suitable for hiking Food recommendations: Ya fish, dada noodles, Shimian barbecue—heartwarming and delicious 💌A little secret Honestly, Ya'an's autumn is really underrated! Compared to those crowded popular spots, here you can truly calm down and enjoy the beauty of autumn. Take advantage of the rich autumn colors and embark on a spontaneous autumn trip to Ya'an!

Vinyl records and antique toys create a unique vibe. Yesterday, I stumbled upon a newly opened coffee shop, and I was immediately drawn to its design! Half of the shop serves coffee, while the other half is filled with vinyl records and antique toys, giving the entire place a very artsy feel. You can pick your favorite vinyl record, order an Americano, and enjoy the slow-paced music while savoring the aroma of coffee—it's incredibly relaxing! There are also lots of quirky little trinkets that are so fun to look at, you'll find yourself snapping photos non-stop 📸. The transparent glass wall at the entrance is amazing. Sitting there and looking out is so soothing. On sunny days, when the sunlight streams in, it even feels a bit like Chiang Mai—so healing that you won't want to leave! However, with the recent heat, it can get a bit overwhelming if you stay too long, so I recommend visiting earlier in the day or in the evening for the best experience. If you're into vinyl records and artsy vibes, this shop is definitely worth a visit. Enjoy some coffee and take some Instagram-worthy shots—it'll make for a fulfilling afternoon! 😋

I've finally compiled my personal list of must-visit dessert spots in Chengdu! Each place is uniquely beautiful, perfect for enjoying desserts and snapping Instagram-worthy photos. Dessert enthusiasts, take note! 1. Little Woods: A cozy, forest-themed ambiance with desserts that are as healing in taste as they are in presentation. A perfect spot to relax. 2. NAYA Land: Fresh and adorable vibes with beautifully colored desserts that photograph wonderfully. A haven for those with a girly heart! 3. Xinghui Bingguo: Specializing in shaved ice and Japanese-style desserts, offering refreshing flavors that are perfect for summer. You'll want to try a new flavor every time. 4. Ginko: Desserts here are crafted like works of art, with delicate flavors that pair perfectly with tea. A refined experience. 5. In Dough We Trust: Known for both bread and desserts, especially their chiffon cakes, which are soft and sweet. 6. Wuzao Cafe: A retro-style cafe with a comfortable atmosphere. Their desserts are not overly sweet, making them perfect for an afternoon tea with coffee. 7. Arnò: Authentic European-style desserts made with premium ingredients. Each bite is layered with rich flavors, a must-try for those who love bold tastes. 8. Arnò (Branch): Consistently excellent offerings with the same stylish ambiance as the main store. A great spot to meet friends. 9. HAVE 3 Coffee & Dumpling Bistro: While known for dumplings, their desserts are a delightful surprise with unique options that pair wonderfully with coffee. For those who love beautiful desserts and great photos, these spots are worth visiting one by one. Guaranteed to leave you in a great mood! 😋

1️⃣ Shu Yan Fu (蜀宴府) Prices: ¥¥¥ (300-500 yuan) A theater-restaurant with unique dishes, a traditional show, and the opportunity to try on Hanfu. 2️⃣ Shunxinglao (顺兴老茶馆火锅) Prices: ¥¥ (150-300 yuan) A restaurant-museum with a show where you can see the famous mask-changing show. 3️⃣ Astoria Hotel Tea (阿斯托利亚酒店下午茶) Prices: ¥¥¥¥ (400-600 RMB) A luxurious hotel tea experience with panoramic city views. 4️⃣ Starbucks Kuangzhai (星巴克宽窄巷子店) Prices: ¥¥ (60-120 RMB) A teahouse-style coffee shop with unique drinks. Very similar to the one in Kyoto. 5️⃣ Yunnan Hotpot (云南野生菌火锅) Prices: ¥¥ (150-250 yuan) Mushroom hotpot, Miao style. Divinely delicious. 6️⃣ Chen Mapo Tofu (陈麻婆豆腐) Prices: ¥ (80-150 yuan) A century-old restaurant with an original recipe for the famous tofu dish. The food is very spicy, but worth a try. #gourmetguide

🐼 The Panda Research Center is a 106-hectare nature reserve with over 80 pandas and conservation programs. 🏙 Chunxi Road is a vibrant 1.1-kilometer pedestrian street lined with shops, attracting over 250,000 visitors daily. 💦 Dujiangyan is an ancient irrigation system (256 BC), a UNESCO World Heritage Site with the Erwang Temple and picturesque landscapes. 🏯 Wuhou Temple is a historic complex with red walls and a classical Chinese garden dedicated to the strategist Zhuge Liang and Emperor Liu Bei. 🛍 Jinli Street is an ancient shopping street (550 m) with Qing Dynasty architecture, home to over 200 stalls selling traditional handicrafts and Sichuan delicacies. 🏮 Kuanzhai Alley is a historic Qing Dynasty neighborhood that combines traditional architecture with modern cafes and shops. 🌃 SKP is a park featuring bamboo-shaped fountains and the largest shopping mall in Asia. #myroute

A 4-Day Chengdu Itinerary for History, Culture, and Food Lovers: A Must-Visit for Chengdu Travelers Day 1: Arrive in Chengdu – Experience the Old City Breakfast - Arrive at Shuangliu International Airport - Transfer to your hotel (~1 hour) and check in - Start at the Wuhou Shrine, dedicated to the Confucianist Zhuge Liang from the Three Kingdoms period - Stroll along Jinli Ancient Street to admire traditional architecture, local snacks, teahouses, and handicrafts - Lunch - Try authentic Sichuan cuisine, such as hot pot, Mapo Tofu, and Dandan Noodles Chengdu's Famous Hot Pot Restaurants Hot pot is a symbol of Sichuan cuisine, and Chengdu has many famous restaurants that are a must-try for both locals and tourists. The specialty is the fragrant, spicy, and numbing broth from the Mala peppers. Choose from two types of hot pot. (Spicy/Non-Spicy) Suitable for those who don't eat spicy food. Popular dishes include sliced ​​beef, offal, fresh vegetables, potato noodles, and dumplings. Recommended restaurants include: Shu Jiu Xiang Hotpot (蜀九香火锅) – Rich and flavorful mala soup Haidilao Hotpot (海底捞火锅) – Legendary service with live noodle-making demonstration Shu DaXia Hotpot (蜀大侠火锅) – Fun and full of ancient warrior atmosphere Eating hotpot in Chengdu is more than just a meal; it's a Sichuan cultural experience that everyone should try at least once. Afternoon - Visit the Chengdu Museum or Sichuan Museum to learn about history and artifacts. Dinner: - Have dinner at a local restaurant. - Stroll around Anshun Bridge Night Market to admire the canal lanterns and sample local snacks. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Day Two: Giant Pandas & Ancient Culture Morning: - Visit the Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding and Research Center (~1 hour from the city) ***Best time: 8:00–10:00 AM. The pandas are awake and playful. Lunch: Try delicious Sichuan hotpot or other cuisine near the panda center (Hei LongTan Da YuTou Hotpot (黑龙潭大鱼头火锅)). Afternoon: - Visit Du Fu Thatched Cottage, home of a famous Tang Dynasty poet. - Explore Wenshu Monastery, a Qing Dynasty temple known for its classical architecture and beautiful gardens. - Evening: - Watch a Sichuan Opera mask-changing show. - Have dinner at Kuanzhai Alley, admiring the ancient courtyard and the ambiance of the night. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Day Three: Day Trip to Qingcheng Mountain Qingcheng Mountain & Dujiangyuan Irrigation System (~1 hour from Chengdu) - Morning: Visit Qingcheng Mountain, Taoist temples, hiking trails, and bamboo forests - Afternoon: Visit the Dujiangyuan Irrigation System, a 2,000-year-old World Heritage Site - Evening: Return to Chengdu ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Day Four: Local Culture & Departure Morning: Stroll through People's Park, sample traditional tea, watch locals dance, play chess or cards, or participate in a Sichuan-style tea ceremony. Lunch: Try local street food or Sichuan noodles. Afternoon: - Shop on Chunxi Road or Taikoo Li for souvenirs, silk, and handicrafts. - Enjoy a cup of tea at a teahouse before departure. - Evening: ------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Transfer to the airport. Chengdu Travel Tips - Getting There: The city's subway, taxis, or Didi are convenient. For a day trip to Leshan or Qingcheng Mountain, consider renting a car or taking a tour. - Food: Sichuanese food is very spicy. You can request a less spicy level. - Best Time: Mornings are ideal for pandas and temples to avoid crowds. - Hidden gems: Qingyang Temple, teahouses in narrow alleys, and hiking trails near Qingcheng Mountain. #flipittrips #travelchengdu #travelingisserious #travelchina #trip

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck📝 Chengdu Review – The City of Pandas and Sichuan Culture: 🐼 Chengdu is home to the world's most adorable giant pandas. 🌶️ Spicy Sichuanese food, including hot pots and local specialties. 🏯 Ancient temples offer a tranquil and deeply spiritual atmosphere. 🧋 The rich and flavorful Sichuan milk tea is a must-try. 🚶♀️ Strolling through Jinli Street is like stepping back in time. 🎭 The mask-changing opera performance is a unique charm of this city. 🌳 Parks and teahouses offer a relaxing, local atmosphere. 📸 Every corner of the city is a living and cultural photo opportunity. 🛍️ Local markets are filled with adorable handicrafts and souvenirs. 💬 Chengdu's people are kind and humorous, ready to share smiles. 🎁 Chengdu is a city worth visiting with a heart open to culture. 📌 Hashtags: #ChengduTrip #VisitChengdu #ChengduPanda #SichuanFood #JinliStreet #MaskChangingOperation #ChengduVibes #Photography #ChineseCulture #SichuanHotPot

This is our second trip to Chengdu, and we've captured the atmosphere and the charm of this city in full. 🏙️✨ Chengdu is such a lovely city, from its tourism management and urban development to its care for animals, especially pandas, which have become the city's iconic symbol. 🐼 It truly shows how skilled China is at promoting its cities as global tourist destinations. It made me think... if Thailand could support Thai elephants in a similar way, presenting them to international tourists in an organized manner, our economy would likely improve significantly. 🇹🇭✨ We've filled our camera with wonderful memories of Chengdu, this adorable Chinese city. 📸 China is truly impressive. I wish Thailand could support our elephants in the same way. 🐘💖

💸 Budget: 12,000–15,000 THB (All-inclusive for 4–5 days) 🎯 Suitable for: Those wanting to experience the charm of modern China, nature, and pandas ✈️ Travel Costs • Round-trip flight ticket from Bangkok to Chengdu: 6,000–7,500 THB (choose a low-cost airline or full-service promotion) • City subway/bus: 10–20 yuan/day (50–100 baht) • If going to 4 Girls/Shuangqiaogou Add an out-of-town trip: ~1,500–2,000 THB 🏨 Accommodation • Hostel/Guesthouse in Kuanzhai Alley, Old Town, or near People's Park: 400–600 THB/night • Total 4 nights: 1,600–2,400 THB 🍜 Food • Local Cuisine (Sichuan Food): Average 50–150 THB/meal • Sichuan Hot Pot (Highlight): 400–600 THB/session (share with friends for even better value) • Total Food Budget for the Trip: 2,500–3,500 THB 📍 Must-Visit Attractions • 🐼 Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda (Entrance fee ~350 THB) • 🌳 People's Park: Sip tea and enjoy the Chengdu atmosphere • 🏮 Kuanzhai Alley: Stroll through the Old Town, explore cafes, and shop for souvenirs • ⛩️ Wuhou Shrine + Jinli Street (Three Kingdoms History + Walking Street) • 🛤️ Leshan Giant Buddha (If you have time, transportation + ticket total ~1,000–1,500 baht) • ⛰️ Nearby day trips: Emei Mountain or Siguniang (add ~2,000 baht) 💡 Money-saving tip: • Top up your WeChat Pay/Alipay card in advance. It's much more convenient than exchanging cash. • Eat at local restaurants/food courts in malls. Delicious and cheap. • Take the subway (most convenient in the city). • Book Panda Base and Leshan tickets online in advance. Save time and queues. Going to Chengdu on a budget of 15,000 baht is a real possibility! ✨ Meet pandas, enjoy authentic Sichuan hotpot, stroll through the old town, and if you have the energy, you can even join a beautiful mountain tour. #TravelChina #VisitChengdu

#VisitChengdu Kuan Zhai Alley is a cultural tourist attraction in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China. It's an ancient Qing Dynasty district that seamlessly blends modernity with traditional architecture. It's divided into "Kuan Zhai Alley," the main street lined with upscale restaurants and cafes, and "Zhai Alley," a pedestrian street lined with chic shops, restaurants, bars, and galleries. Known for its beautiful decor and numerous photo opportunities, it's a hub for Sichuan culture, local cuisine, and performances. Highlights of the alley include: Experience traditional Chinese clothing in Chengdu! On this trip to Chengdu, I finally checked in at a Chinese clothing store, offering both Tibetan and other popular costumes! It was a truly worthwhile experience! Price: Starting at 199/299/399 yuan (no additional charge). (Price depends on the outfit you choose.) - Choose from a variety of outfits (various styles, including ancient Chinese, cute and lively panda, opera, and Tibetan). - Professional makeup and hairstyling (perfect makeup, hair, and accessories). - Photographer included. 10 beautiful photos ready for posting (beautiful angles, props included). Note: The photographer sent 10 photos, and all were great. 100/10... The number of photos depends on the package you choose. Wearing the ancient Chinese outfit, it was like stepping into a period drama! Every photo came out so beautiful you won't want to delete it. The photographer was skilled at choosing angles, and the makeup artist did a wonderful job, paying attention to every detail. The total time was about 1.5 hours. If you have time, I highly recommend it. • Location: Chengdu's Kuan Zhai Alley, also known as the Wide and Narrow Pedestrian Street, has many shops to choose from. ~🌸 Let's be a Chinese fan for a day. ~🌸