World Travel
Mount Siguniang, hailed as the “Queen of the Shu Mountains,” consists of four main peaks. In the days before western Sichuan was developed, it was shrouded in mystery.While the scenery of Mount Siguniang may not rival that of Jiuzhaigou or Daocheng-Yading, its proximity to Chengdu is its greatest advantage, making it an excellent choice for weekend getaways within Sichuan.
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Jiuzhaigou is China’s first nature reserve established primarily to protect natural landscapes; it’s hailed as a “fairy-tale world” and the “King of Water Scenery.” Still not sure how to explore Jiuzhaigou?
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“Your eyes are in heaven, but your body is in hell”—this is the phrase repeated most often by everyone who has been to Daocheng Yading. And it’s true. But when you look back at the road you’ve traveled, surrounded by mountains, all the hardship feels worth it for the thrill of standing in what feels like paradise.
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Kuanzhai Alley is a historic and cultural district in the center of Chengdu. It consists of three parallel old streets—Wide Alley, Narrow Alley, and Well Alley—along with the surrounding courtyard compounds. It is a remnant of the Qing Dynasty “Manchu City” (also known as the Lesser City). The area blends the characteristics of western Sichuan residential architecture with northern hutong culture, showcasing the street life of old Chengdu alongside modern leisure living.
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When it comes to Du Fu Thatched Cottage, I get excited right away: ever since I got an annual pass in March last year, I’ve visited more than ten times, so I’ve come especially to write a guide on how to explore it.
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Wuhou Shrine is located in the southern suburbs of Chengdu, a famous historical and cultural city, and covers an area of 56 mu. The shrine complex faces south and has a rigorous layout, with halls connected by corridors and surrounded by a red wall, giving it a rich national character. The main buildings of Wuhou Shrine include the Main Gate, Second Gate, Liu Bei Hall, the Civil Officials and Military Generals Corridors, the Transitional Hall, and Zhuge Liang Hall. On the west side of Wuhou Shrine, there is also an ancient tomb—Liu Bei’s tomb.
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Sichuan is a major tourism province in China. The landscapes of Bashu are blessed with natural beauty and rich resources, and since ancient times, it has been regarded as a dreamlike paradise of prosperity, tranquility, and diverse scenery. It has long been known as the “Land of Abundance,” and the nickname “Eastern Eden” adds a romantic charm. Sichuan is a paradise for travel enthusiasts and a must-visit destination for hikers and mountaineers. Below are twenty must-visit attractions in Sichuan: Chunxi Road in Chengdu, Wuhou Shrine, Du Fu Thatched Cottage, Kuanzhai Alleys, Wuming Buddhist Academy, Daocheng Yading, Jiuzhaigou, Mount Emei, Danba, Mount Gongga, Leshan Giant Buddha, Deng Xiaoping Former Residence in Guang’an, Beichuan Qiangcheng Tourist Area, Mount Qingcheng, Langzhong Ancient City, Hailuogou, Jianmen Shu Road, Mount Siguniang, Sanxingdui, and Luoji Mountain.
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