Chengdu

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Chengdu is located in the southwest of China and has a rare historical feature of being founded 3500 years ago and its name remaining unchanged 2500 years ago. Chengdu is famous for its cute national treasure giant pandas and refreshing spicy cuisine.

Intangible Cultural Heritage

Recommended Areas

Must-Visit Attractions

Authentic Experiences

Seasonal Travel

Spring

Spring

In spring, parks and streets in Chengdu are filled with autumn crabapples and hibiscus flowers, and the air is filled with the fragrance of flowers and tea, making it perfect for outdoor activities and tea tasting.

Summer

Summer

The summer in Chengdu is shaded by green trees; Although wet, the hot pot stands at night and the cool river water in Dujiangyan Irrigation Project provide people with a perfect summer resort.

Spring

Autumn

The cool autumn wind dyed the ginkgo leaves in Chengdu golden, and the whole city was bathed in soft sunshine, adding a leisurely and romantic atmosphere.

Spring

Winter

In winter, Chengdu is often shrouded in mist and the air is clear, but the lively hotpot restaurants and tea houses in the city emit a warm and vibrant atmosphere.

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