Nature Meets City🌳

Yantai & Chengdu: the ultimate city combo trip! 🚄✨ If you’re after local vibes, People’s Park in Chengdu brings you straight into everyday Sichuan life—with a few quirky surprises. Must-See Spot: People’s Park (望江路300号九眼桥锦江南岸) Start your Chengdu day at People’s Park, bustling from early morning until dusk. Don’t miss the famous matchmaking wall—local parents gather here swapping handwritten “résumés” for their grown kids (even if you’re not in the market for love, it’s a fun glimpse into Chinese culture!). After that, chill by the lake and maybe even paddle a canoe for just a few yuan. It’s a favorite local hack for beating the heat and seeing the park’s greenery from the water. If you get peckish, try the old-school tea house inside the park—order a cup of jasmine tea and people-watch for hours like the locals do. Best time to visit: either morning (tons of lively tai chi and dancing) or late afternoon for a more relaxed vibe. Getting Around: Didi (Chinese ride-share) or the metro (Line 3, exit at Chunxi Road then walk 10 minutes!). Cash is rarely used—WeChat or Alipay is best, so set up mobile payments before you arrive. Foodie Tip: Sample spicy mala rabbit head at a humble snack stall by the park’s west entrance, or grab cold noodles from a street vendor nearby—don’t worry, all prices are budget-friendly! Essential Tips: No entry fee for People’s Park. Opening hours: 6am–10pm. Summer heat? Carry water, wear light clothes, and take sunscreen. #chengdulife #travelchina #peopleparkvibes #teatime #hellohalloween