Overview

With a history of more than 2000 years, Chengdu is full of cultural and historical remains. Du Fu Thatched Cottage, where the famous Tang poet-Du Fu used to live and write poetry, Wuhou Shrine, Tomb of Wang Jian, and Wangjiang Tower are must-see for tourists.

Being the capital city of China's most populated province, Sichuan, Chengdu is an interesting city with interesting people. There are a lots waiting for you to explore.

To seek to a quieter place, the Green City Mountain, the Taoist centre, or the Emei Mountain, are ideal destinations outside the city.

Further away, 800 to 900km west from the city is Jiuzhaigou, a famous 60,000-hectare primitive forest filled with flowers, lakes, waterfalls, and exotic animals such as the giant pandas!