Things to do in Santai

Wenshufang — a colorful historic quarter right next to Wenshu Monastery. Narrow traditional-style lanes, souvenir shops, teahouses, and plenty of street food. Noisy, crowded, and full of atmosphere — a striking contrast to the silence behind the monastery walls. A great spot to stroll, grab a bite, and pick up souvenirs.

Recommend going as soon as it opens as that is when the giant pandas are most active. For the red pandas, it might take multiple loops of their free roaming area to actually spot one but once you do it’s incredibly worth it.

The entire scenic area isn't very large; you can take an elevator to the 14th floor. The 4D cinema is a separate ticket and not worth seeing, but the night view is decent. The dance and folk music performances are quite professional.

Having passed through Jianmen Pass, no obstacle in life is insurmountable. Jianmen Pass was one of the attractions we had been longing to visit. This time, we used both our hands and feet to traverse the "bird path," truly experiencing the difficulty of the Shu Road. The large and small tunnels were both quite unique, while the Stone Bamboo Shoot Peak and the One-Line Sky were rather ordinary. If you don't want to take the bird path, you can climb the cliffside corridor, while the gate tower stands tall and imposing.

Forests, lakes, grasslands, yaks, and most importantly, snow-capped mountains! What a wonderful surprise! We encountered the first snow of November, like stepping into a fairytale world! We ate and stayed in Changpinggou, and easily explored Shuangqiaogou on our own. We'll definitely come back!

Nice visit to chengdu museum, it's free of charge. There are a few levels with different themes which u can visit for a few hours.

Çongçing'in kalbi Jiefangbei Pedestrian Street; devasa gökdelenleri, lüks alışveriş merkezleri, sokak lezzetleri ve enerjik atmosferiyle şehrin en canlı noktası. Gündüzü ayrı, rengarenk neon ışıklarıyla gecesi ayrı büyüleyici!

The thickness of the clouds and fog kept changing, and the view was different every moment. I was at 520m in the Eye of the Clouds, and I kept looking forward to the fog dissipating, hoping for that moment to be a pleasant surprise.

The flowers were so beautiful, it felt like a sea of ​​flowers and a mountain of blossoms. Seeing the pink lilies in person was especially special; it was a truly unique experience. They smelled wonderful, unlike any other flower, and their symbolism was lovely too.