Chengdu

There are over 30 pandas in the research centre and you can pay them a visit during feeding time at 9:00 AM. Afterwards, it’s nap time in the comfort of their air-conditioned enclosures. Between August to October, it is a good time to see new-born babies that are astonishingly small and fragile compared to their stout parents.

The signboard hanging over the top of the gate reads that this is a shrine for an emperor. However, it is known more as a place of homage for his minister－Wuhou. Though constructed to honour both him and emperor Liubei, Zhugeliang is the one that earns greater respect among Chinese people. His story as one of the greatest folk heroes in Chinese history is recounted in the literary masterpiece Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

Du Fu is one of the great poets who lived during the Tang dynasty, China's golden era. His haunting poetry is still being taught in schools today. This park is built around his cottage, and the temple is dedicated to him. Check out the intricate Bonsai trees, plants and Chinese paintings that adorn the place.

The museum's treasures date back 3000 years including historical relics from the Sun and Immortal Bird gold decoration to gold mask and jade accessories. Exhibition in Jinsha awarded the Chinese Top Ten Excellent Exhibition, and you can experience the brilliance of Chengdu's history and splendour of the ancient kingdom here.

If you're up for hiking in the fresh air, climbing Mount Qingcheng is the ideal activity for your trip to Chengdu. The mountain is the cradle Taoism and is considered sacred according to the Taoist culture. There are dozens of Taoist temple hides under the greenery, some abandoned, some are still prosperous.

The Tianfu Square features huge water fountains that are exceptionally beautiful at night. While taking a stroll here, you shall not miss the light installations and water spectacles. Below the place, you can also find a shopping centre including plenty of shopping and food places.

Do as the locals do and relax in this urban park, an oasis in the middle of the city. You will find Renmin Park an ideal place for a picnic under the tree and stretch your feet. The park is a gathering point of the locals. When night falls, you will find groups of Chinese square dance, Tai Chi and a lot of other interesting and particular activities.

This amusement park will surpass your expectations! Enjoy dizzy heights, sweet candy and fun houses, and spend a day to remember with your friends. Who‘s brave enough to go on the roller coaster? Who wants to take a selfie with the panda? Find out at Happy Valley!

When in Chengdu, you can't miss the Leshan Giant Buddha, the largest and tallest stone Buddha statue in the world. Since 1996, the Mount Emei Scenic Area including Leshan Giant Buddha Scenic Area has been listed as the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Don't hesitate to explore the surrounding area by foot and enjoy the stunning presence of the tall sculpture. It's simply a must see.