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The Stele of King Wen of the Northern Zhou Dynasty and Cliffside Statues were erected in the first year of Emperor Min of the Northern Zhou Dynasty (557 AD). They are located in Dafo Village, Shanquan Town, Longquanyi District, Chengdu City. They are national key cultural relics protection units. The Stele of King Wen of […]

The resort covers an area of approximately 6,000 mu and includes a theme park, high-end residences, a resort hotel, and a commercial cluster of about 500,000 square meters.

The Jiangnan Guan Street Tang-Song Neighborhood Site is located in Jinjiang District, Chengdu City. It has yielded cultural relics such as porcelain and Buddha statues, as well as well-preserved brick-paved streets, drainage ditches, and house sites. The opening hours and business status are subject to the actual conditions on the day.

Yangpingguan Taoist Temple is located in Yangping Village (formerly Guanghui Village), Xinxing Town, Pengzhou City. It was first built at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. It was the first place where Zhang Daoling propagated Taoism and is ranked first among the twenty-four Taoist administrative areas. It holds an important position in the development

Longquan Mountain City Forest Park Hejiang Scenic Area is located in Shuangliu District, Chengdu City, with convenient transportation and a vast area. It includes Longquan Mountain as the main body, and ecological areas represented by Sancha Lake, Longquan Lake, and Cuiping Lake, known for their beautiful scenery.

The Lu Xihe Ecological Zone is composed of four major thematic areas, which fully showcase the characteristics of the sponge-like wetland water ecological landscape. Each scenic spot captivates visitors, making them linger and forget to return. The area is open all day long from January 1st to December 31st.

Hejiang Pavilion, located at the confluence of the Fu River and the Nan River in Chengdu, was first built 1,200 years ago. It used to be the starting point for the sailing ships bound for the State of Wu in ancient times. The current pavilion was rebuilt in 1989. Next to the pavilion is the

Hua Qiu Village, approximately 100 kilometers away from Chengdu city center, is renowned for its exquisite ancient architectural structures, predominantly from the Qing Dynasty. Among these, the Li Family Courtyard, which covers an area of over 13,000 square meters and consists of 149 rooms, stands as a representative of Qing Dynasty architecture and is well-preserved.

Ban Bamboo Forest is located over 40 kilometers from downtown Chengdu. Apart from a small portion of artificially developed areas for dining, tea, and leisure, it largely remains an untouched bamboo forest and rivers. The Jiang’an River and Yangma River encircle the area, with patches of原始 overgrown low riverbanks, dense bamboo groves, towering camphor trees,

Dongmen Shijing is one of the famous characteristic blocks in Chengdu. The block is divided into three major parts: Sichuan cuisine, traditional market, and traditional leisure old teahouses. Together with the former residence of Li Jieren, “Lingke”, it forms the complete Jieren Park. Through the mansion complex, sunken market square, small plank restaurants, old-fashioned teahouses,