As a city with a long history and deep cultural heritage, Chengdu has many highlights that attract countless tourists to visit. The following are some of the must-see Chengdu highlights:

1. Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding

Introduction: Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding is the best place to see giant pandas. There are not only living areas for pandas, but also facilities such as scientific research buildings and open research laboratories, which allow visitors to watch pandas and learn about scientific research and conservation work on pandas at the same time.

Highlights: You can see the daily life of giant pandas, including eating bamboo, climbing trees and playing. There is also a Giant Panda Museum at the base, which details the history, ecology and conservation of giant pandas.

2. Kuanzhai Alley

Introduction: Kuanzhai Alley is one of the most representative historical and cultural neighborhoods in Chengdu, consisting of three parallel old streets and courtyard clusters, namely. It retains the architectural style of the ancient streets of the Qing Dynasty and is a great place to experience the slow life of Chengdu.

Highlights: You can experience traditional Chengdu leisure methods such as digging ears and drinking tea, as well as watch the classic Sichuan Opera program “Face Changing”. At night, the Broad and Narrow Alley has a unique flavor. When the red lanterns are lit up, the ancient buildings appear even more charming in the light.

3. Jinli Street

Introduction: Located near the Wuhou Temple, Jinli Street is a well-known pedestrian shopping street in Chengdu. It consists of a large area of antique buildings in the late Qing Dynasty architectural style, with a large number of bars, famous restaurants and handicraft stores.

Highlights: You can buy items with local characteristics, such as handmade leather bags and colorful cloth lanterns. In addition, Jinli Street is also busy with numerous old Chengdu craftsmen, such as sugar-painting blowing and noodle kneading, allowing tourists to fully experience Chengdu's city culture.

4. Dujiangyan

Introduction: Dujiangyan is one of the oldest water conservancy projects in the world still in use, and is regarded as “the originator of the world's water conservancy culture”. It not only has a long history and rich cultural connotation, but also shows the wisdom and courage of the ancient Chinese laborers.

Highlights: You can enjoy the spectacular scenery and ingenious design of the Dujiangyan Project, and learn about its working principle and historical value. Meanwhile, the natural scenery around Dujiangyan is also very beautiful, which is a good place for tourists to get close to nature and relax.

5. Mount Qingcheng

Introduction: Mount Qingcheng is one of the birthplaces of Chinese Taoism and a famous Taoist mountain. With its beautiful mountains and pleasant scenery, it is a good place for tourists to get away from the hustle and bustle and enjoy nature.

Highlights: You can visit the Taoist cultural sites and landscapes such as Jianfu Palace, Natural Picture Workshop, Tianshi Cave, etc., and feel the unique charm of Taoist culture. At the same time, the natural scenery of Mount Qingcheng is also very beautiful, with the reputation of “Qingcheng World's Seclusion”.

All of the above attractions are the essence of Chengdu tourism, and each of them is worth tourists' in-depth understanding and experience. Of course, in addition to these attractions, Chengdu also has many other places worth visiting, such as Chunxi Road, Taikouli and other commercial districts, as well as a variety of special food waiting for tourists to discover and explore.