Things to do in Fushun

It's definitely worth a visit; the scattered gates and the bridge are both excellent. The yellow glazed tiles exude grandeur. Next to it is the reconstructed county government office, which can be visited together. There's a door at the back that leads out...

The Zigong Lantern Festival truly lives up to its reputation as a World Cultural Heritage site. The lanterns are large, magnificent, and incredibly beautiful, with vibrant and diverse colors. As a family outing, we took the children to see the paper lantern festival, a World Cultural Heritage site, allowing them to experience the joy of play…

Located in the Xiqin Guild Hall, the ancient Chinese architectural style, with its carved beams and painted rafters, vividly presents the history and culture of Zigong's salt industry. The process of well digging, water pumping, transportation, and salt production is explained in a concise and vivid way. The innovative use of natural gas and gravity well technology, based on operations research, allows you to extract the salt volume. It's a worthwhile experience!

It's definitely worth a visit, especially suitable for family trips. It's highly educational, fun, and interactive. The underground parking lot is huge, so be sure to take a picture after parking, otherwise finding your car can be a bit of a hassle!

Our trip to Zigong with the kids was great! We chose the DaNaoShou Family Theme Hotel, and the experience was fantastic! I was especially impressed with Xiao Liao at the front desk; her service was attentive and gentle. Check-in was smooth and efficient; she greeted our child proactively, gave us a small gift, and explained all the hotel's services in detail, answering all our questions. The hotel had a fantastic dinosaur theme, with adorable decorations that were perfect for photos. The rooms were clean and odor-free, fully equipped, and thoughtfully provided children's amenities. The children's playground on the first floor was clean and safe, allowing our children to play to their hearts' content. The hotel's location is excellent, making it convenient to visit Fantawild Dinosaur Kingdom. The cleaning staff were also very responsible, keeping the public areas spotless. Overall, it was great value for money, the service was heartwarming, and our child loved the hotel. We'll definitely stay here again next time we come to Zigong!

A very worthwhile attraction to visit, and we even hired a guide; unfortunately, we couldn't see the brine extraction process, and seeing it separately would cost an extra 200 yuan, so we could only watch it via video; the current policies for seniors and children at tourist attractions are really thoughtful, as they are all free of charge.

1. Xianshi Ancient Town was built in the Sui Dynasty and has a history of more than 1,400 years. It is located on the banks of the Fuxi River in the northern part of Yantan District, Zigong City, Sichuan Province. It was once an important salt transport port in ancient times. Many Qing Dynasty buildings are preserved here. The ancient buildings and bells of ancient temples lined up on the streets make the whole ancient town full of historical weight. 2. There are four streets, five stacks, five temples, one ancestral hall, three docks, one carp and three archways, nine monuments and ten lands in the ancient town. These buildings not only reflect the perfect combination of architectural design and style of ancient towns in my country, but also are specimens of the customs and customs of the town in southern Sichuan. 3. Xianshi Ancient Town has not had too much commercial development, retaining its original living conditions, and residents still maintain their traditional lifestyles. The food here is also very distinctive, and tofu rice is a local delicacy. 4. Visitors can feel a leisurely and peaceful atmosphere here. There is no need to rush to visit, and they can slowly savor the charm of the ancient town. Due to the low degree of commercialization, tourists can enjoy a more peaceful experience here. 5. Although it is about 10 kilometers from downtown Zigong, the road conditions may be poor and it takes about 40 minutes to drive there [^2^]. However, once you arrive, you will find that this ancient town is unique and worth a visit.

What an exhilarating walk! On the map, the distance from the Salt Industry Museum to the Lantern Park and then to the toilet rabbit on Wuxing Street doesn't seem far, but in reality, it was a completely different story. The first half was mostly uphill, and I vividly remember how exhausting it was… Just after leaving the Lantern Park, because I was so focused on using my phone's navigation and studying the itinerary, I didn't see the guardrail on the sidewalk and scraped my shinbone. It stung terribly (because last summer I had a car accident and hit the same spot on my other leg; I could barely walk for a couple of days, but then the pain became unbearable). This was the first day of my trip to Sichuan! I spent two or three days feeling anxious like that, only feeling relieved afterward. That's why I have a particularly strong memory of that park… The park isn't large, but the scenery is quite nice. I didn't come here specifically to visit the park; I came for the lantern museum inside. I just happened to pass by the park. The lake next to the museum is nice, small and exquisite. If you like, you can go boating in it. To the north, there's also the Zigong Liberation Monument. Although it's not particularly tall or majestic, I always feel a sense of awe whenever I see this kind of architecture.

We got there 7:50 AM and a lots of pp already queued. Once opened it didn’t take long to get in. Best to buy entrance and shuttle bus tickets via trip.com. Bring your passport for scanning to entry and boarding on shuttle bus. We decided to entry from South Gate asit closed to 1-7 panda pavilions plus early as pandas are active and hungry. While we were queuing for pavilion 6 for famous panda the park service people said panda not out. After 20 mins waiting in a queue we decided to give up to other pavilion and saw so many pandas. We exited to west gate. If you decided to entry from west gate best to buy shuttle bus as it is long walk to panda pavilions. Also Didi from city centre costs about ¥30-35 tk get there.

This lantern museum is amazing! I thought the free reservation would be enough for a quick visit, but it ended up taking over two hours. It covered the history and traditions of lanterns, characteristics from all over China, representative lantern styles, folk activities related to lanterns, and exhibitions from around the world. It also showed the latest developments and material innovations in lanterns! Very comprehensive and professional.