Tickets are $8, and buses in the base are $4. It is recommended not to go in summer, because giant pandas are not active outdoors in summer. The base is very large. In addition to watching pandas, it is also suitable for people who like to walk, The souvenir shop can use visa cards, and there are direct buses at the gate of the base to other scenic spots!

The research center for For the giant panda bears It is Magnificent! If you get a Chung Du It is a must to see and you've truly missed A international gem! I took the picture of the bear with his mouth wide open... Don't worry he was just yawning, as the bear was just waking up. What an unusual and great experience!😊

Very much enjoyed my day here although there are a few things I would do differently, so hopefully others can learn from our experience. First of all, we saw more pandas than we had seen in the rest of our life combined. Such a large area with so many enclosures. However, my favorite was actually the red pandas. There were a larger number of them in a smaller area so much easier to see. They also seemed very playful and would chase each other and do other interesting behaviors. I'd be sure to swing by there. It seems like the popular areas are mostly near the south gate, so that's where most people are entering from, and that's what we did. So we first went to the more popular areas and found them to be very, very crowded, even on a weekday. We were unable to get good pictures or videos of any of the younger pandas. To me it seems like luck of the draw if you can a good shot. For example, if a panda comes out, there is a small stretch where people can capture them on camera. It's not like people in that area will take 1 picture and let the next guy in. They will take pictures and videos until the panda is gone. So pretty much only people who happened to be there at the right time could get a good shot and anyone who is a little in front or behind is out of luck. If I could do it over, I would not spend as much time in the crowded areas. After we finished with the south area, we continued on to the rest of the park, where there were a lot more pandas and a lot less people. It was a lot of walking, but it was here where we didn't have to get lucky to be in a good spot, and could take our time to get good photos. We found this part to be very relaxing and enjoyable compared to the chaos of people in the south area. After we had finished exploring, we ended up in the West gate and wanted to take the shuttle back to the south gate. The line was incredibly long and we waited for about an hour. There were no chairs to sit in while we waited so after many hours of walking, this was a disaster. I think it was a combination of people entering the park trying to go to the south area to see the younger pandas, and people like us who were done exploring and going back to the entrance where we came. If I could do it over, I would do it backward and start at the west gate and finish at the south. There should be a lot less people going from South to west when you are finished.

Travel from Chengdu East Station, very convenient. Arrive at noon, most pandas are asleep. But still pleasent to see they scratching themselves while sleeping. Very cute. According to some local guide, Pandas are more active from 7 to 9 am.

Wow! What an amazing experience. This review was a long time coming, but nonetheless the memories are so clear. Absolute highlight of my trip to Chengdu and these pandas are just lovable. The research centre looks after them and takes their well-being extremely seriously. Pandas are funny, clumsy but very smart animals too. If you ever get an opportunity to visit, please do so. It’s a lifetime memory

No doubt the research center has done amazing work on creating solutions to save pandas from brink of extinction. Visitor centre is not well organized, lengthy walks from place to place, queues everywhere and facilities not well managed. Takes forever to visit to see few cute pandas..

Really fun seeing the pandas back in 2018. Was lucky enough to see the new born Pandas that were only a few weeks old. I must warn you to wear long sleeve and use lots of mosquito repellent as they will eat you alive. Seriously they've got no chill! Take precautions or you will leave looking like a dot to dot. Other then that I would definitely recommend visiting.

Recommend to buy tickets in advance online. They don’t check your ID actually, so don’t worry about it. The base is huge, should be a full day trip. It has stroller rental which is quite family friendly. It has a great number of visitors, so expect to wait for some programs. It has cafe, restaurant, and everything you need, so just come with full energy and enjoy this experience. We had a great time even though we didn’t stay long here as we got tired quickly 🤣

The environment that the pandas reside in mimics their natural habitat; which is better than most zoos that I've visited. I loved the views that the center had to offer. However, some parts of the center can get a bit crowded. Overall, it's an experiance that is worth travelling to during a stay in China.

It was an amazing experience, loved it! The pandas, the place, everything in this place was fun! Totally recommend!

The centre is certainly worth a visit as it is the easiest way to see a panda up close - and all ages of panda. The centre is a bit of a mix between panda theme park / zoo and breeding centre - it wasn't clear how many of the panda bred here are released in the wild? Hopefully, none of the ones we saw as they were far to familiar with people for release. The pandas themselves were classic cute and cuddly, either playing with each other, sleeping or eating - all were classic photo opportunities. Also kept at the centre are Red panda, presumably part of a breeding program too? You can get really close to both species. Certainly is a must visit, but there are also questions about how much it contributes to wild giant panda or red panda conservation in the field.

We went on a weekday and it was packed in the southern section of the park (where the most popular panda, Hua Hua, lives). Not wanting to wait for 2 hours in line for one panda, we walked around the area including the sunshine delivery house and saw several pandas, but also lots of crowds and guards yelling over megaphones. It was a hot day, so by noon, all of the pandas were relocated to the inside enclosures. In the afternoon, we walked over to the west section of the park (panda enclosures with Moon names). All the pandas were indoors, but there were *zero* crowds, which was insane in comparison to the other half of the park which was jammed with people. If I were to go again, I’d highly recommend starting at the West entrance and seeing those pandas while outside and avoiding the crowds. I’m sure Hua Hua is cute but I’m not sure she’s worth hours of standing in the sun for a 30 second glimpse!

That place is more than „must see”. It was great pleasure to see real Pandas. It is like cherry on a cake during the visit in Chengdu. You can have walk in forst with wonderful smell. You can get rest in cafes. You can buy gifts. We arrived at 7:30, the queue was very long already but when gate was opened, queue was movi g very smooth. We didn’t wait long to get in.

This place is huge, it took us 6-7 hours to explore this on foot and also eventually on tram/shuttle train as we clocked 20000 steps. A lot of panda but definitely be there by 730am or earlier, the queue is always long, this is China!:

It's a must visit place when you are in Chengdu. We went to the wrong place to see the superstar "Hwa Hwa". Went to the Chengdu Zoo. And found no Hwa-Hwa. The staff of Chengdu said that Hwa-Hwa is on the Panda Breeding center. And we're quickly find a MTR then get a bus to get into the Panda Breeding center. It cost us ¥58 each person for the entrance ticket, and we got an hour queueing to see the Cute Hwa-Hwa. We had only 3 mins to see Hwa-Hwa. It worth to visit this place. Get a shuttle mini van to get around this place just for ¥30 each person. This place was a Huge place. And you may find many Pandas everywhere.

Queue time about 20 minutes to enter the panda base. There are many places where we can see giant pandas, but we discovered that the moon sanctuary was the best with closer distance, and we observed about 10 pandas there. Sun sanctuary and other places were too crowded, and we hardly could have space to stand. There are many photo spots inside the park. The panda post office near the entrance and tourist centre was interesting. There are many panda stamps for my panda collection booklet. There is another panda post office outside the park. Here, I also got many panda stamps and were able to buy a postcard to mail to our home country. It takes about 10 days to reach our home in Malaysia

Remember to purchase tickets online in advance! There are no tickets for sale on site. We visited the research base in the afternoon and realised that the pandas will return to their resting areas at 430pm. Therefore, it was quite rushed for us. I would strongly recommend visiting early in the morning. Another tip is, just get on the tram and visit all key places first before thinking to walk the trails. The place is massive! There's a stop at the tower and it's only for photography, there's no panda there. I would also suggest families with babies not not bring strollers, a carrier is more recommended. Too many stairs, escalators as the lifts are not that convenient. Overall, I will visit again and plan my journey in advance before visiting.

Enjoyed this extensive panda zoo park. Grounds are very well maintained, and pandas very active when we were there in the cool March morning. The facilities and landscaping were very nice. Only the enclosure to the popular panda Hwa Hwa was 1hr long. We skipped it. There was plenty of others to enjoy. Note that the park is huge, so either buy the tram ticket or be prepared to walk a lot. Overall recommended.

The Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding is a remarkable institution dedicated to the conservation and breeding of giant pandas. Situated in Chengdu, China, this research base plays a crucial role in safeguarding the endangered giant panda population. The facility provides a conducive environment for pandas, simulating their natural habitat while ensuring their well-being. Visitors have the unique opportunity to witness these iconic creatures up close, observing their playful antics and learning about their habits. The base's commitment to research extends beyond breeding, contributing valuable insights into panda behavior, nutrition, and overall health. The professionalism and dedication of the staff at the Chengdu Research Base are commendable. They are knowledgeable about panda conservation and eagerly share information with visitors. The educational programs offered here contribute to raising awareness about the importance of protecting these beloved animals. The base also actively engages in international collaborations, furthering global efforts for giant panda conservation. The picturesque landscapes and well-maintained enclosures make the visit a memorable experience. Overall, the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding stands as a beacon of hope for giant panda conservation, successfully combining education, research, and breeding in a captivating and informative manner.

This was one of the highlights of my trip to China to visit the research base for Pandas. Firstly it is quite a vast area and requires quite a bit of walking through numerous Panda enclosures including those for red pandas. It is quite crowded and it might be difficult to view the Pandas with the crowds, in addition to the fact that sometimes the Pandas may not be in easily visible locations within their enclosures. Be ready to spend a few hours here. The work they do here and how well organized it is is truly amazing.

If you are in Chengdu and if you like the cutest of cute fuzzy animals, this should be on top of your list. I wish the ticketing and other services were more well-thought-out towards international visitors without local guides, though. The park itself is well-maintained with loads of green spaces, shops, restaurants, etc. There are multiple places to see other than pandas like a research facility, a small cinema showing videos of pandas' lifecycles, and a small museum. The park is huge so put aside enough time. Also, pandas did not seem particularly keen on showing themselves a lot. You would have to be patient to see them. But when you do see them, you are in for a treat.

No entrance fees are needed. Basically 2 shopping streets. One is called wide street (Kuan xiang zi) and another is called narrow street (zhai ziang zi). It is a U shape shopping street. If you enter through narrow Street, then at the end, turn left and turn left again, and then you will enter the wide street and walk until the end of wide street then you will notice entrance of narrow street is on your left and train station opposite the road. There were only a handful of shops that caught my attention. The other shops just sold similar things and we discovered that ut was more pricey compared to other shops known to the locals. First was Starbucks. Second was the Holiland selling confectionery. But, cannot be denied, there are many photo spots here

Not a place worth visiting, too much store here and really expensive products. They are bad attitude for foreigners, probably due to the pandemic, I guess.

A good place to visit and buy some souvenirs, check the prices carefully, some shop sell items in extremely overpriced

A lovely, and typical, place for tourist to shop around. Well most of them sell similar souvenir, see traditional Sichuan shows and snacks but still a place you could spend an evening.

This was an highly recommended tourist place to go to in Chengdu. It has a wide range of local traditional products where you can find. It showcases the rich diverse culture and the rich history behind the place. I highly recommend everyone to come if you are on a vacation to Chengdu in the near future.

It was my first time to go Kuan Alley and Zhai Alley. Before I went, I heard from many people it was a highly recommended place for first-timers, but honestly I didn't find it was a special place to shop. There are other old town and streets in Chengdu that were nicer for shopping and eating.

Exploring amazing historical matket if fun and knowledgeable.

Train Station called "Peoples Park" will leave 5 minutes walking distance. A super SUPER congested area full of stores, Chinese opera houses and anything you can imagine. The ancient streets have been restored and look amazing. Expect to spend an entire day here.. there is way too much to do and see.

It's an area of ancient infrastructures on the outside, occupied by modern day shops inside, selling things from craft to souvenirs to food. Another of those 老街 / 步行街 concept, but this area is a main street filled with little smaller side streets, hence the 宽 and 窄. It's here that I caught some sub-par traditional performances in one of the dessert shops. Nice photo spots but it's just too crowded for any proper photos to be taken without a photo bomber.

Free to visit. Has historical values. Savour local finger food as you walk. From hot baked potatoes, hot flower teas, local ice cream, Sichuan skewers and etc.

There are lots of nice restaurants in the area. Most of our souvenirs were purchased from this place.

It’s recommended to visit at night. Shopping area with lots of interesting and unique stores to illustrate local culture and products. It is a must visit. But of course it’s mainly for tourists.

Beatiful market to visit, have so many store for buy some souvenir, have the good hotpot restaurant 👍

This was a place that I really enjoyed among many other tourism locations in Chengdu. 宽窄巷子，Wide and Narrow Alley, was an ancient town that its traditions and cultures were well kept even with so much commercialization going on in this modern days. The stone brick streets were very clean, the architectures represented prosperity and contentment. There were beautiful tea houses, crafts stores, restaurants that revealed unique Sichuan style. Like a cool breeze in the hot summer evening. Very refreshing! It is a must see!

This place is dirty, poorly maintained, visually underwhelming, and way overpriced. You pay for entry fee, then you can pay more money for shortcuts through inconvenient patches. The food quality is inversely correlated with altitude while price is directly correlated. The routes are not safe due to uneven steps, some of which are loose. The temples are all filled with tourist shops and food, so it’s not exactly an immersive experience.

Qingcheng shan is one of the most famous Taoist mountains in China.Beside this mountain there is a University ,i have completed my undergraduate there that's why there is lot of memories...never forgettable from my life.The mountain which is surrounded by numerous peaks and Beautiful temple.

Not for the faint of heart! It is very humid and very steep. It is a beautiful mountain and cool temples disbursed through the trails. We are relatively in shape and young-ish, and this was a difficult hike. Even after you take the cable car to the top of the mountain, there is still significant walking. Lots of signs about the high oxygen content, since the area is so lush. Very beautiful area. I wish there were more signs about the temples.

Was there today ,June 11/2019. Staying at local hotel with wife and friends.taxi was 10 rmb.to mountain.. Walked up the less crowded trail.went back down cable car .entrance fee was 80 RMB.cable car was 35..this is a tourist spot but to me well worth it as it's Taoist history. Just don't expect quiet. As every where in China .all kinds of small shops at every temple .many signs in English with a brief information on the dieties was a pleasant surprise.was a work out of a walk up..stop often and rest.resume.(about 3? hours to go up)

Fun place, hot springs are awesome.

(Translated by Google) It is one of the secluded Taoist holy places and one of the birthplaces of Chinese Taoist culture. It is secluded and long in the mountains. There are many Taoist priests practicing in Qingcheng Mountain. They are integrated with Qingcheng Mountain and have a unique scenery. (Original) 幽静的道教圣地之一，中国道教文化的传承发源地之一，山间僻静悠长，有很多道士在青城山修炼，他们与青城山融为一体，有独具一格的景色面貌。

(Translated by Google) Qingcheng Mountain (Chinese: 青城山; pinyin: Qīngchéng Shān) is a mountain located in Dujiangyan City, Sichuan, China. It is located 68 km east of Chengdu city, and 10 km southwest of Dujiangyan irrigation project. Its main peak is Lao Tieu Peak, 1600 meters above sea level. Qingcheng Mountain is one of the most famous mountains in Sichuan with a reputation similar to Sword Gate in Emei Mountain, or Kuimen in Chongqing, it is known as "Qingcheng under Heaven". It is a historic mountain in China, a national scenic spot, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site along with the Dujiangyan Irrigation Works. Qingcheng is one of the cradles of Taoism and one of the most important Taoist centers in China. The mountain was affected by the 2008 Sichuan Earthquake. (Original) Núi Thanh Thành (tiếng Trung: 青城山; bính âm: Qīngchéng Shān) là một ngọn núi nằm ở thành phố Đô Giang Yển, Tứ Xuyên, Trung Quốc. Nó nằm cách thành phố Thành Đô 68 km về phía đông, và cách công trình thủy lợi Đô Giang Yển 10 km về phía tây nam. Đỉnh chính của nó là Đỉnh Lão Tiêu cao 1600 mét so với mực nước biển. Núi Thanh Thành là một trong những ngọn núi nổi tiếng nhất Tứ Xuyên với danh tiếng giống như Kiếm Môn ở Nga Mi sơn, hay Quỳ Môn ở Trùng Khánh, nó được mệnh danh là "Thanh Thành thiên hạ u". Đây là ngọn núi lịch sử của Trung Quốc, một địa điểm danh lam thắng cảnh cấp quốc gia, Di sản thế giới của UNESCO cùng với Công trình thủy lợi Đô Giang Yển. Thanh Thành là một trong những cái nôi của Đạo giáo và là một trong những trung tâm Đạo giáo quan trọng nhất tại Trung Quốc. Ngọn núi từng bị ảnh hưởng bởi Động đất Tứ Xuyên 2008.

A popular temple frequented by many locals. Was busy. The streets around the temple was bustling with local eateries and shops. Good for a short 1-2hr look around and to grab a light local meal.

Très beau temple bouddhiste constitué d'un ensemble de bâtiments et jardin au coeur de Chengdu. Beaucoup de locaux y viennent pour prier, c'est très facile d'accès, et l'architecture vaut le détour! (Translated by Google) Very beautiful Buddhist temple made up of a group of buildings and garden in the heart of Chengdu. Many locals come there to pray, it's very easy to access, and the architecture is worth the detour!

Amazing place! Two months later, I’m still thinking about how amazing was to see and hear the monks praying. I would definitely go back (in the morning, so I can hear them again)

I didn’t go into the Wenshu yuan but it’s a library with Buddhism scripts. The noodle store outside the wenshu yuan is good especially the 白凉粉。price is really affordable too. You need to pay at the cashier first to get 2 takeaway bowls if u don’t want to wait for a seat. Once u got the paper bowls, go to the side window where u will see food being prepared, to get your takeaway orders to eat by the street.

Very nice and well mantained garden with a cozy teahouse nearby. Interesting monastery with an open library for anyone interested in budhism. Even if not curious about it, a definetely should visit if you are passing by.

Beautiful monuments and architecture. Lish green vegetation with spiritual tranquility. Plenty of vegetarian food available. Never forget to enjoy aromatic tea.

One of the tourist attractions in Chengdu. Lots of local food options and shops. Perfect for walking tours

Holy place with long tradition. Nice structure with a suggestive backyard with lighting candles.

It’s a peaceful place during the day I went there, it’s a rainy day. There many souvenir shops around and sell items in reasonable prices

Amazing place to visit in Chengdu. Walk through the Manjushri monastery which has Tibetian influence. At the periphery there is a shopping area for collecting souvenirs

We spent a few hours at the teahouse on the second floor. It was the most relaxing time in Chengdu!

Such a beautiful and tranquil place; it's free to enter with lots to see and some restaurants inside also. One of the most beautiful places in Chengdu and definitely worth a visit. The surrounding neighborhood is interesting to walk around as well.

Sanyi Temple is an ancestral temple to commemorate of the brotherhood of Liu Bei, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei from the Shu Kingdom during the time of The Three Kingdoms of China dating back 220 to 280. Zhuge Liang, a well respected advisor to the brothers is also worshipped at the temple. Busy and crowded

Great street food here, perfect for morning/afternoon visit. You can also relax around the park or by the pond and have lovely Chinese tea. There are also plenty of places to get your ears cleaned :)

The Ancient Street Pedestrian Enjoyable Shops And Buildings Of Chinese Architecture There Are Many Interesting Items We ‘d Learn How’ s Good living Here

Beautiful place. There are a lot of local food and souvenir stores.

Nice and traditional atmosphere but too many many people

a very culture rich and great sichuen food!!

The place is full of spicy food and souvenir with the changing mask show but some of the show have to pay a ticket and some of them are not valuable, please be careful about selected show. And another problem is language. Some shop have a English menu but mostly no English and staff can't understand any English. Over all is a good place

Du Fu Thatched Cottage, known as 杜甫草堂 in Chinese, is a captivating historical site located in Chengdu, China. This cultural gem is dedicated to the renowned Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu. The cottage, nestled in a picturesque setting, provides a glimpse into ancient Chinese architecture and landscaping. As you wander through the well-preserved grounds, you'll encounter traditional buildings, serene courtyards, and beautiful gardens. The thatched-roof structures exude a rustic charm, creating an immersive experience that transports visitors back in time. Du Fu, one of China's most celebrated poets, lived in this cottage during the Tang Dynasty, and the site serves as a tribute to his literary contributions. Exploring his former residence offers a unique opportunity to connect with the poet's life and immerse oneself in the cultural richness of ancient China. The tranquil ambiance of the cottage provides a stark contrast to the bustling modernity of Chengdu. Visitors can reflect on Du Fu's verses, composed during times of personal hardship and societal upheaval. The site's historical significance, coupled with its natural beauty, makes it a must-visit destination for those interested in Chinese literature, history, and the enduring legacy of influential poets like Du Fu. In essence, Du Fu Thatched Cottage offers a serene retreat and a profound cultural journey, inviting visitors to appreciate the intersection of poetry and history in a tranquil corner of Chengdu.

Du Fu once lived somewhere on this large piece of land, and there's an archeological site that is suspected to have been his actual residence at one time. But the garden itself, even though beautiful, is by and large not a historical site.

A must visit when you are in the city. Well maintained and plenty to explore. The best time to visit is late afternoon as you can experience less crowd and have more peaceful time in the garden. Also less people means you can have a great opportunity to take some nice photos. When finishing the inside part you can take a brief walk around the area and I felt quite good when I was there. Enjoy.

Du Fu Thatched Cottage (杜甫草堂) is a park and museum in honour of the Tang dynasty poet Du Fu, who was a great and historical personage. The "thatched hut" period was the peak of Du's creativity, during which he wrote two hundred and forty poems. It’s my pleasure to visit such a historic and beautiful house.

Peace and tranquility within a busy city. As it's not as popular as other sites, this antique/heritage complex is perfect for a nice walk around. Do explore every part of the complex, as it encompasses various buildings and iconic design features.

This is location was where a famous poet once lived, 杜普。 kind of an Okay place to walk around, listening to the professionals explaining the various points of interest and history. The bamboo trees are beautiful!

Lingering gardens , art exhibitions , this house is s real treasure for locals and tourists from abroad . This place has captured the architecture of old times and the ambience carries you back in time . Immersed in the vibe , visitors could use the background for stunning shots depicting old China . Dafu was one of the most influential scholars from this region and he left immense cultural inheritance

A nice park in the middle of the city, and it has a lot of outdoor restaurants near the lake for tea. A nice place to go for tourist who want to chill. It also house some museum and memorial statue.

I'd like to have a cup of Sichuan tea here! A big like from Guangdong!

Good couple of hours spent here walking distance from Tianfu square

Amazing park, classic Chengdu at it’s finest

There were numerous groups of people performing or exercising which the audience may participate in and enjoy. Additionally, there were many tea places where you can drink and relax. I wouldn't recommend if it were just for a picnic.

Amazing park where friends and family meet. So much going on. And no tour guides with loud speakers!!! All types of singers, dancing, photos, card playing, displays. A nice place to wander around and people watch.

Nice area, relaxed and quiet with market stalls in some areas, restaurants in some areas, tea rooms and across the day there is entertainment in some areas. It has also small railway protection area, bonsai garden and areas with water.

This place is very good national park for walking and breath some air with a tea house and great environment. A lot of place you can go with a tons of shade and tree. This is the place you should come if the weather is great.

This is a green belt in the city that offers locals and visitors a place to slow down the pace of life and destress. There are many trees and beautiful flowers around this big park, with the nice and cute dragon displays (it's the year of the dragon) with artful landscaping, bonsai garden, tea houses, kiddie amusement rides, a pond with row and motor boats. It is tranquil. And there are monuments to commemorate those who perished during the Xinhai Revoluntionaries and Anti-Japanese era. You will find that time has stopped temporarily here and you can enjoy in the quietness over a cup of tea, while enjoying the tea pouring demonstration or the pond to relax and recharge!

There’s so much going on in this park: people dancing, singing, playing cards, playing other board games, drinking tea, looking for a partner, strolling around… It is the most “eclectic” park I’ve ever been to Loved itttt!!

One of the most famous park in Chengdu that the locals (and a lot of tourists) to chill, drink tea, and eat snacks. It is quite easy to get to as it is right besides People's Park station. It is a place to chill out for a couple of hours if you want to relax and enjoy the "old" chengdu lifestyle. However, I recommend skipping it if drinking tea, eating snacks, and chilling with hundreds of people is not your thing 😅 (I was there for 30 mins...)

No entry fees. There is a teahouse which looks nice but extremely overcrowded. Good atmosphere overall.

A busy park with few tea houses by the water. Very crowded and noisy. Interesting experience having tea and watching people.

Visiting my family in Chengdu in October right before Covid. This park is the best place to hang out with friends and friendly locals. Full experience of bliss, peace, harmony, and content at ease in cultural essence of Sichuan style. Beautiful landscapes, well designed gardens, variety of flowers and plants, architectures of Ming/Qing styles and the most importantly happy crowds of people; seniors, kids, teens, young folks, all walks of life; Singing, dancing, playing, wandering, laughing, napping, chatting, eating and so much more. You can always find something you enjoy here. I have been there so many times at different seasons and will always go back whenever I’m in town.

Paled in comparison to the Sanxingdui. However is a similar BC era archaeological site and museum, but situated closer to the city centre. Only about 4 exhibition halls. Will be done in about 1 to max 2hours.

Nice museum about the neolithic inhabitants of the region, their lifestyle, religion, art, etc. The museum sits at the site of the excavations of what was a major area at the time. Many tombs have been found, kilns, jewellery, tools, daggers, chariots, etc. The park around the museum is also a major asset, with a beautiful river and green spaces, as well as ancient petrified trees from thousands of years ago. The park is part of the museum grounds, so you have to pay to get access to it. Park and museum are a few meters away from the nearest metro station. You can spend a nice afternoon there.

This is a really nice and organised musuem as compare to San Xing Dui . I've enjoyed my visit. the artifact were all place in a well organized manner that making viewing so much easier and to understand. Would be better if there is some write up on each of the artifacts.

This is a fantastic museum and well worth a visit. It includes both the archeological site where the excavations took place which is well explained and the main museum which included the artefacts which they found. The museum is very good even for English speakers as everything is available in English. It is worth noting that there is a really good audio guide available in both Chinese and English. Simply scan the we chat code as you walk into the excavation site accept the friend, click on them and then click on the first button with Chinese on the bottom left of the screen and choose audio guide.

An accidental finding during digging of a building foundation turned out to be the earliest knowing culture in Chengdu history. Lots of gold, jade, stone and clay artifacts were found. The famous gold plate with the sun and four mystery birds became the city symbol for Chengdu. The designs and craftsmanships of the artifacts had me say WOW to what people can do thousands of years ago.

This has to pay for entrance fee. Chengdu Museum is free for admission & has more exhibits.

Jinsha site was accidentally discovered in February 2001 during a real estate construction. The site flourished around 1000 BC. Ivory, jade artifacts, bronze objects, gold objects and carved stone objects were found at the site. The city was build on the banks of Modi river. The Golden Sun Bird excavated from Jinsha site is now the official emblem/logo of Chengdu.

Bit of a walk but quite a lovely laid out park. I was quite awed by how incredibly advanced people were 3000 years ago. Great place to go if your a history buff or if you just want to walk around and enjoy a bit of scenery.

Buzzling with options. Reasonable ticket prices. Enter once with ticket and enjoy all the day. However for food you have to go out after which you cannot enter without buying ticket again so plan carefully.

Reasonable lines fun roller coasters. One really needs to experience the Chinese version of amusement parks. I'm adding this years after we visited, because our whole family laughs everytime someone brings Happy Valley up. Corny but fun would be appropriate.

I've been quite familiar with the Happy Valley brand now, and this one is a dump. The ride line up is okay, but a lot of them are broken , the roller-coasters have condamned seats on the first rows. The employees are extremely rude, moving you from your row by grabbing and pushing you like you were a kid. They operate super slowly, chit-chatting while the queue is waiting. They look depress of doing their job. I think they haven't got the point of neither an AMUSEMENT park nor HAPPY Valley. Avoid.

Good for kids and youth. The rent self-drive cart is wonderful for people who don't like walk too much.

Nice park with many rides. They make you do warm ups on every coaster ride.

Awesome park. But overweight people are not allowed on many rides

Great Amusement Park in Chengdu. New rollercoasters were amazing.

Interesting place to have a walk about with plenty of street food. Very crowded when we were there on Sunday. Just be careful with the open drains as I saw a few people stepping into them. The local authorities should close them up.

They call it the number one Hakka town in West China. I find it fun. A lot of food. A nice getaway destination if u live in Chengdu. If u a tourist. No need tho.

A good place to visit and easy to get to via public transportation (metro and bus). Takes you back to the middle ages with many streets to explore. But beware of the snacks, they are a con. Tried the bbq lamb, does not taste like lamb at all. Coconut drinks are diluted, no taste at all. Eat before you come here.

A walk to remember This is not the typical built ancient town, it still has the old vibes although part of it is rebuilt and has plenty of stores. The walk along the street is pleasant and if one gets out of the street there's a nice park with a lake where people can walk, rent a boat or have a pick nick. It's easy to get there from Chengdu. My friends and I took two buses in total (4 rmb to get there). The bus stops at Luodai bus station and then the ancient street starts quite close from that (with hon is easy to see because it's marked as green on the map). We took buses 81 and 219 (1h30m). Luodai Golden Wall This is a must day your around Chengdu. It's super easy to get there and the views are beautiful. This wall is not as impressive as the Great Wall in Beijing but it gets close. We took three buses from Chengdu to get there (1h50m). The bus arrived to Luodai town bus station (I recommend to visit the ancient town before or after the wall), from there you can take a small bus to the beginning of the wall (it's the last stop and the ticket office is nearby). The ticket entrance is 10 rmb (no discounts for students or elders). It takes around two hours to go up and down. At the top of the wall there's a temple and the hiking isn't very strong, just rest when you feel tired. We took buses 81, 219 and 853. To go back just take the same buses but mind that the last one is at 6h30pm and the wall closes around 6pm.

If you have a lot of time in Chengdu, it's worth a day trip. You can get a taxi for about 18 dollars including the toll or the bus for about 50 cents. The town has recently been rebuilt so it's not original, but it remains a fun day out. There are lots of shops selling local Hakka snacks and crafts. There are also activities such as shooting games and trick art houses. However, it can be difficult to get back to Chengdu, it's best to get a bus as taxis are usually full when you find them. Good for families and kids.

This is a nice ancient town with local snacks and shopping. It's very convenient to get here from Chengdu and a nice half day trip.

Major tourist trap full of loud mouthed locals and their loud kids running all over the place and shouting. You will see the same shops over and over again selling the same things. You might as well goto jinli street at the Wuhou temple in downtown for a better experience with better quality shops. Don't waste your time coming here.

We went here before noon, pity some of the pandas started to rest, but a few of them remained active and were eating. They are adorable!

We got there around 10 AM, lucky to see these adorable pandas having there meals!!! Will suggest taking a walk instead of tour bus, not a super big place. Super excited to see so many pandas at one time!

If you are a panda lover this is a heaven. The only place in the world where you can hold a panda cub. This is a research centre and a panda reserve. You can cuddle a panda cub and also be a volunteer for a day. You can also see the red panda. A must visit if you are in China...the land of Kung-fu Panda

What an experience! Strongly recommended for panda lover and family visit.

Best panda viewing experience ever! Much better than the one in Chengdu. If you are a panda lover or just curious, this is the place to be!

The only facility in the world where you can hold a panda! Bucket list ticked! Highly recommended!

Panda lover come and see the beauty of panda,how they eat bamboo... 😋

You never know how different pandas could be and how fluffy and cute they are until you see a LOT of them.. This place is an absolute gem for seeing pandas.

Absolutely great FREE museum! Small but interesting. Located 7 minutes walking distance from the art and antique market. Tons of brass and porcelain artifacts. Expect to spend about 1.5 hours here. No food sold here (only light snacks) so eat before your arrival.

中国人は身分証タッチで、外国人は名前を書いてただで入れる。成都博物館が歴史をテーマにしているなら、こっちは伝統芸術と工芸がテーマ。 (Translated by Google) Chinese people can enter for free by touching their ID, and foreigners can enter for free by writing their name. If Chengdu Museum's theme is history, this one's theme is traditional arts and crafts.

Nice exhibit but a bit too warm to enjoy the place. One would rush through the displays to escape the heat. Escaping to the main halls to cool down..

Sichuan Museum is in Chengdu and can be reached through subway on Line 2, or Line 4 stop Chengdu University of TCM & Sichuan Provincial People’s Hospital. (One need to walk a little from Subway stop to reach the museum). This visit was a unique experience. The museum building is based on three flours with clear layout plans and directions in both Chinese and English. However some exhibits only have description in Chinese. Entrance to the museum was free but one needs to display identity documents. The staff at the entrance was helpful and it didn’t take long to go through the security check. The museum hosts several galleries. Among all the galleries I enjoyed "Gallery of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy", dont miss it. Gallery of Sichuan Ethnic Culture, Gallery of Sichuan Embroidery, Gallery of Tibetan Buddhism are alsoa must visit. Bronze section was closed on the day I visited. Dont miss it if you are in Chengdu, Museum remains closed on Monday and public holidays.

Great exhibits with tons of beautiful pieces with good detailed explanations in english. Some of the glass for the display cases was a bit dirty though.

Sichuan Museum is located in the heart of Chengdu, the political, economic and cultural center of western China one can also see many age-old cultural treasures

It's not that big, but have very interesting exhibition's to see.

Very well-curated musuem, traces history of chengdu. Excellent collection of cultural relics

Beautiful place with ornaments everywhere. It does however feel very showy and touristy. Appears to cater to local and western tourists exclusively.

Very beautiful Taoist temple.

Great temple anyway！

Very interesting for photography

The place here is Just okay

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Good views.