In 2010, Chengdu achieved the prestigious title of City of Gastronomy from the UN Scientific and Cultural Organization, making it the first Asian city … Read the rest
The archaeological marvel of Sanxingdui
While the conventional belief is that the first settlers in China established their presence in the central plains near Xi’an, a site challengin… Read the rest
KuanZhai Alley, also known as Wide and Narrow Alley
KuanZhai Alley, also known as Wide and Narrow Alley, is steeped in history dating back to the Qing Dynasty (1644 – 1911 AD). This site is a remar… Read the rest
Temple of Marquis Wu
The Temple of Marquis Wu, situated in the southern part of Chengdu, holds a rich historical significance. Constructed by Li Xiong during the Western J
Lotus Pool Market
Lotus Pool Market, a sprawling comprehensive wholesale market, presents a dynamic shopping experience that elicits a mix of admiration and discernment… Read the rest
Taoping Qiang Village
Nestled approximately 180 km northwest of Chengdu, Taoping Qiang Village stands as a captivating destination, especially for those en route to Jiuzhai … Read the rest
The Earthquake Memorial
The Earthquake Memorial stands as a poignant reminder of the tragic events that unfolded on 12 May 2008, when a devastating earthquake struck Sichuan P… Read the rest
Xiling Snow Mountain
Embark on a delightful snowy escapade at Xiling Snow Mountain, where winter’s charm unfolds against a backdrop of distinct vegetation zones. Sit… Read the rest
Sticky Rice Balls
Sticky Rice Balls (糖油果子) are a typical delight of Chengdu’s street food scene, representing a true culinary classic of the region. This swe… Read the rest
Du Fu KFC: An Ode to Fast Food and Poetry
Du Fu KFC in Chengdu, China, is a unique fusion of fast food and cultural homage, honoring the eighth-century Chinese poet Du Fu. Despite the historica… Read the rest