Do you love the black-and-white, silly pandas? Is it difficult to see pandas in zoos in your area? If you want to see or interact with pandas up close and personal, Chengdu, China is the best place to do so, with hundreds of pandas to satisfy your panda dreams. Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, which is home to many cute pandas, allows you to see these super cute Chinese national treasures up close and personal. Imagine seeing only one giant panda at most in a zoo, and most zoos in the region don't even have access to pandas. But here there are hundreds of pandas waiting for you, it's a paradise for panda lovers, a veritable panda paradise, and you won't regret the trip! The ecological environment inside the research base is very good, where you can see pandas of different sizes and ages, and if you are lucky, you can also see the newly born baby pandas.
Du Fu's Thatched Cottage is the former residence of Du Fu, a famous Chinese poet of the Tang Dynasty, who lived here for nearly four years and composed hundreds of poems, making it a "holy place" in Chinese literary history. The cottage is located on the banks of the Ruanhua River, just outside the west gate of Chengdu, with pavilions and ancient trees in the garden. After entering through the main gate, the three main buildings, the Great Hall, the Hall of Poetry and History, and the Ancestral Hall of the Ministry of Works, are arranged in a central axis from south to north. To the northeast of the Ancestral Hall is the Shaoling Monument Pavilion and the former residence of the poet, to the east of the Ancestral Hall is the Bonsai Garden, and to the south are the Wunhua Ancestral Hall, the Flower Path, the Daya Hall and the Cao Tang Showroom near the south gate.
Jinli Ancient Street is a well-known commercial pedestrian street in Chengdu, consisting of a large area of antique buildings in the late Qing Dynasty architectural style, with many residential houses, bars, famous restaurants, and the famous attraction Wuhou Temple is also in it. Jinli Ancient Street is separated from the Wuhou Temple by a wall, and tourists usually come here for a stroll after visiting the Wuhou Temple, which overflows with the unique hustle and bustle of Chengdu. The ancient street is lined with green tiles and winding stone roads, and the stores on both sides of the street are lined with many items with local characteristics, such as handmade leather bags and colourful cloth lanterns, as well as many old Chengdu craftsmen making blowing sugar paintings and kneading noodles. In addition, many different kinds of food will make your mouth water, such as Zhang Fei beef, bean flower, beef charcoal cake and potted chicken, each with its flavour. Jinli Street is lit up with red lanterns at night when bars and teahouses are bustling with activity. One of the more famous is the Lotus House Bar, where local singers come to sing every night, and you can take a break here when you are tired of shopping.
