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It's already December. There are only a few days left in 2023 This is the season when we should wrap ourselves in down jackets for winter. The sun unexpectedly came out in Chengdu The December sun is exceptionally warm and comfortable It is imperative to visit Wenshu Temple during this beautiful day The streets are covered with golden ginkgo trees The Chengdu Courtyard Hotel next door is also crowded. It is said that Chengdu people are born with a sense of ease. Nothing can stop them from drinking tea and basking in the sun The quaint courtyard is not only a place to drink tea, chat and bask in the sun The whisky bar called Lanyuan is also full of atmosphere. The room is simple and elegant, full of Zen At the front desk on the first floor, I also saw various ancient style photos So close to the city I never expected to come across such an elegant place Enjoy life while the sun shines

Chengdu people have a special fondness for courtyards "There is a garden in the house, a house in the garden, a yard in the house, trees in the yard, the sky can be seen above the trees, and the moon in the sky" From ancient times to the present, the elegant courtyards have always made people yearn for them. If you ask me to recommend a yard I like Then Chengdu Courtyard Hotel must be the first choice Xuduyuanzi Hotel is located in Wenshufang Unique western Sichuan style and courtyard, ancient gardens and buildings in the courtyard, Chengdu elements can be seen everywhere Very suitable for shooting a group of national style blockbusters Chinese courtyard guest room each place is a different scenery The room is fully equipped and the furnishings and supplies are also very textured You can also drink afternoon tea and take photos on the rooftop📷 You can also make a pot of tea in the courtyard. Enjoy the tranquility of this moment, like a mayfly in the world Freedom, tranquility, beauty

New must-visit spot in Chengdu🌟 In the Monju Monastery business district, there is an amazing Tibetan-style coffee shop☕️ The shop displays exquisite Thangka art, instantly transporting you to the snowy Tibetan plateau🏔️ Friends visiting Chengdu, don’t miss this hidden gem!🎯 📸 Photo Tips: 1️⃣ Choose a window seat where sunlight shines through Tibetan-style stained glass for a great atmosphere 2️⃣ Take a photo with the Thangka art wall for an exotic vibe 3️⃣ Order a Tibetan specialty drink as a prop for a 99% chance of a great shot✨ ☕️ Drink Recommendations: Tibetan Milk Tea | Butter Coffee | Highland Specialty Pour-over Every sip tastes like the snowy plateau~ 💡 Insider Tips: 1️⃣ Best lighting is from 3 to 5 PM, and fewer people around 2️⃣ Ask the owner to take you upstairs for a tour and explanation of Thangka art 3️⃣ The shop also sells exquisite Tibetan-style accessories, perfect as souvenirs

🌴 Attraction Name: Songxian Bridge, Chengdu 🌍 Location: Qingyang District, Chengdu, Sichuan Province, adjacent to Qingyang Palace and Huanhuaxi 🎄 Historical Background: Legend has it that during the Tang Dynasty, Lü Dongbin "sent off immortals" here to enlighten mortals, hence the name Songxian Bridge. This was once a famous antique trading market in western Sichuan plains, attracting scholars, poets, and wandering magicians for over a century, forming a unique "immortal culture." At the old teahouses by the bridge, the playful saying "Immortals don’t cross the bridge; those who cross aren’t immortals" still circulates, reflecting Chengdu people’s open-minded and humorous life philosophy. ✅ Main Highlights: Old western Sichuan architecture with blue tiles and white walls, open-air antique market, century-old teahouses 🌟 Best Time to Visit: 【Spring and Autumn, early morning or afternoon】 Magnolias bloom by the bridge in spring, and ginkgo leaves turn golden in autumn, creating the most pleasant atmosphere. Watch old tea drinkers chatting in the morning and admire antique vendors’ "treasures" in the afternoon to experience the leisurely "immortal days." 🚴🏻 Half-day Leisure Tour: Morning: Hunt for "treasures" at Songxian Bridge antique market → enjoy a covered bowl tea and storytelling at the old teahouse by the bridge Afternoon: Walk 5 minutes to Qingyang Palace to touch the bronze sheep for blessings → stroll along Huanhuaxi Evening: Enjoy hotpot on nearby Qintai Road and watch Sichuan opera face-changing performances 🦀 Food 🥗 Famous Dishes: The "Immortal Tofu Pudding" at the bridgehead is silky smooth, paired with secret seasoned chili oil; next door, the "Old Bridgehead Fat Intestine Noodles" feature soft, flavorful intestines with vinegar and chili as the soul of the dish. 🏠 Recommended Restaurants: Chen Mapo Tofu (Qinghua Road branch), a century-old authentic Sichuan restaurant; Songxian Bridge Teahouse, where you can sit all afternoon for a 5-yuan covered bowl tea. 🚅 Transportation 🚆 Subway: Line 5, Qingyang Palace Station Exit B, 8-minute walk 🚕 Bus: Routes 11, 19, 27, get off at "Qingyang Palace Station" 🚗 Driving: Navigate to "Songxian Bridge Antique Art City," with paid parking lots nearby 🏨 Accommodation 🏠 Recommended: Boutique guesthouses or cultural hotels near Qingyang Palace, such as "Chengdu Courtyard Hotel," featuring traditional siheyuan layout, within walking distance to attractions. 🚗 Best Location: Around West Second Section of First Ring Road in Qingyang District, enjoying the old city vibe while being well connected to the whole city. 👧 Family Tips: Chengdu has large temperature differences between morning and evening, bring a light jacket; the antique market is crowded and busy, keep an eye on children and belongings; always ask prices before ordering at teahouses, and only trust licensed ear-cleaning practitioners to avoid being overcharged.

🔍 Discovered a hidden ancient-style hotel in Chengdu! It’s got such a great vibe! 🎋 This Chengdu Courtyard Hotel is located at No. 28 Wuyuegong Street (near Wenshu Monastery), taking you instantly back to old Chengdu! 🏮 ✨ Highlights: · Authentic Sichuan-style Siheyuan architecture, with blue bricks, gray tiles, and carved wooden windows—every shot looks like a classic ancient scene! 📸 · Each courtyard is a private, standalone unit, offering great privacy and a break from the city’s hustle and bustle~ · Rooms blend classical charm with modern amenities, including WiFi and air conditioning! · The night view is stunning! Courtyards hung with red lanterns make for amazing photos! ✨ 💯 Experience Review: √ Super convenient location, within walking distance to Wenshu Monastery √ Warm and attentive butler-style service √ Wide variety of Chinese breakfast options, highly recommend the wontons! 🥟 √ Special Sichuan opera performances every night to enjoy~ 💁 Tips: 1. Choose a courtyard by the river for better scenery 2. Rent a Hanfu outfit for photos to fully immerse in the atmosphere! 3. Rainy days add even more ambiance—the feeling of water droplets rolling on the bluestone path is amazing! Hotels with such unique character in Chengdu are really rare! Planning to visit again during the holidays! 👋

Located right in downtown Chengdu! I can't believe I found this place!! - New Opening: Teppanyaki ¥298/person (all you can eat) 🦐 Six-head black tiger prawns, lamb chops, 🥩 Wagyu ribeye, foie gras, 🐟 yellow croaker, sashimi, 🍶 sake—all available! 💯 - Only 7 tables are available at the counter; other seats are also available. I personally recommend the counter area—watching the chef grill the food right in front of you is a much better experience. - After your meal, you don't need to move; this place also functions as a bar. Perfect for gatherings, dates, or casual conversations. 🥳 - 🔥 Lan Yuan Teppanyaki Fusion Cuisine (Chengdu Courtyard Hotel) 📍 Chengdu Courtyard Hotel, Toufu Street - Recommended Dishes: ☑️ Black tiger prawns: Available in garlic and cheese flavors. Large pieces with tender meat. ☑️ Foie gras: Rich and flavorful without being greasy. It's even more delicious when served with toast and pineapple! ☑️The lamb chops are very generous in portion, pan-fried until the skin is crispy and the inside is tender and juicy. ☑️The Wagyu ribeye is served with shiitake mushrooms, green peppers, and red grapes – absolutely amazing!

Chengdu in December is a bit chilly. But the red walls of Wenshu Monastery give you a sense of peace and good fortune the moment you get close. For a New Year's Eve ritual, this is the place to be! 👇 🧧01｜First Stop for New Year's Eve: Leave Blessings at the Red Walls Call your New Year's Eve buddies and head to Wenshu Monastery to take photos of the red walls. Red walls, golden light, winter shadows… Every shot is incredibly festive. 🙏02｜Burning Incense and Praying: Entrusting New Year's Hopes to Yourself When you come to Wenshu Monastery for New Year's Eve, you must: ✔ Burn a stick of incense for purification ✔ Write a prayer slip ✔ Pray for peace and prosperity for yourself and your family ☕️03｜Open a Lucky Blind Box: Want to Try Your Lucky Coffee? Don't rush off after burning incense! Stop at [Courtyard Cafe] and try your luck with a lucky coffee blind box! ☕️ Every phrase you open feels like a harbinger of the new year! 🥟04｜Eat Well for New Year's Eve! Wenshu Monastery's food is amazing! Local recommendations for hidden gems: Wen Su Yuan Imperial Pastry Shop: Cheap, delicious, and with a wide variety. Yan Tai Po Guo Kui: The brown sugar guo kui has a molten center! He Ji Egg Pancake: Definitely add cheese/ice cream! Chengdu Courtyard Sauce Garden Snacks: Tons of intangible cultural heritage snacks, like fatty intestine noodles and sugar-coated fried dough sticks—great value for money! New Year's Eve is all about eating well! 🍯 🏡05｜Where to Stay for New Year's Eve? I highly recommend this hotel: Chengdu Courtyard Hotel 📍Just 50m walk from Wenshu Monastery. A quiet oasis amidst the hustle and bustle, brimming with festive atmosphere. No need for taxis, no need to walk far, double the experience! Why this is perfect for New Year's Eve? 👇 ✨Composed of 16 traditional Sichuan courtyards. A blend of local life, ancient charm, and tranquility. ✨Intangible cultural heritage elements are everywhere within the courtyards: Sichuan opera, Shu brocade, lacquer art…even the rooms have intricate details. Perfect for photos. ✨Listen to birdsong in the morning and the wind at night. No need to squeeze into tourist attractions, less crowded and more comfortable. ✨A truly festive New Year's atmosphere. Enjoy tea, sutra copying, strolling, taking photos of the red walls, and watching Sichuan opera. Embrace the joy and peace of the New Year. New Year's Eve doesn't have to be a countdown. But treat yourself! Visit Wenshu Monastery, stay overnight at Chengdu Courtyard Hotel. Next year will be even better! 📍Chengdu Courtyard Hotel, No. 28 Wuyuegong Street, Qingyang District

If you're flying through Chengdu, book a multi-city ticket and stay a few days in a hotel. Be sure to visit the Panda Park and take plenty of walks; it's beautiful and lovely! A must-have app: Alipay. Link a foreign card or top up your account with a Russian one. You can use it to order taxis, pay for transportation, and pay for everything using a QR code. Get an eSIM from TripCom for unlimited internet access. Apple Maps is a great tool for planning routes on the subway, public transportation, and walking.

Taking the kids to Chengdu this time, I immediately became a fan of Chengdu Courtyard Hotel! This Sichuan Western-style courtyard hotel hidden next to Wenshu Monastery made my two kids play so crazily they didn’t want to go home～ 🏠 The family room is like a mini playground • Right at the entrance is a wooden slide, and the two kids slid nonstop from morning till night with “whoosh whoosh” sounds. The room is always filled with giggles, and this tired mom can finally flop on the sofa, scroll on her phone, and free her hands! • The two-story loft is designed as an adventure base. The kids climb stairs, play hide and seek, and hide toys. They fall asleep immediately when out of energy, and the sleep quality is top-notch 💯 • The room thoughtfully provides a children’s toiletry bag and small slippers, and the bathtub can be filled with water to serve as a splash pool～ 🌿 Stay in a three-entry Sichuan Western courtyard • Open the big door with green bricks and gray tiles, and the bamboo forest and flowing water in the courtyard are super soothing. Waking up every morning to birdsong feels like traveling through time • Breakfast can be enjoyed in the courtyard, with spicy wontons in chili oil paired with bamboo leaf green tea. The kids happily munch on panda-shaped glutinous rice balls • At 7 PM, watch a face-changing performance in the front yard. The performers even teach kids some moves, making the cultural experience fully immersive 📍 Prime walking location • 3 minutes on foot to Wenshu Monastery, perfect for a morning stroll and a snack of Zhang Laoer cold noodles at Dongzikou • Metro Line 4 is just 200 meters away, 10 minutes direct to Kuanzhai Alley to snap panda butts • In the evening, stroll to Xiangxiang Alley for hotpot, and on the way back, you can buy rabbit heads for a late-night snack 💡 Must-know tips for parents 1. Be sure to book the family room with a slide early, there are only 5 in the whole hotel! 2. Free shadow puppet workshops are held every Friday and Saturday night, remember to sign up at the front desk 3. The “Top Scholar Room” at the end of the second floor has an open-air bathtub where you can soak and stargaze at night 4. The hotel offers stroller rental service, making sightseeing super easy Thinking back to the kids leaning on the loft window shouting “Mom, look! There really is a cat on the tiles,” I’m already planning a second visit～

This healing little courtyard is so inviting, I want to visit it again and again! 🌳 Big trees 🌳 Flowers 🌼 Little wooden house 🏡 Swing The wheat field was recently harvested, so otherwise I could still feel the wind rustling through the wheat. It's like a world from an anime, filled with the essence of nature 🍃, and the window views are absolutely gorgeous. I could drink a pot of tea 🍵 or a cup of coffee ☕️ here, lie there for an afternoon, doing absolutely nothing~ It's just so blissful! The owner's pizza 🍕 is also delicious 😋 📍Manyi's Courtyard

Do you long for a life like this—opening your window to mountains, resting your head by the water, and encountering a dreamlike landscape in the gentle waves of the Li River? The Poetry and Distance Li River Courtyard Hotel is sincerely recruiting "Sleep Experience Officers" to invite you to stay for free and capture this hidden paradise with your camera and words! ✨ Sleep Experience Benefits Free stay: 1 night in a premium river-view room Exclusive perks: Welcome tea break + breakfast at the best Li River restaurant Scenic photoshoot: Professional photographer to capture your beautiful moments with the landscape Fully equipped: Gym, children's playground, rooftop pool all available Unique experiences: Riverside fishing, intangible cultural heritage crafts, singing bowl therapy await you 📝 We are looking for people like you: Passionate travelers and enthusiastic sharers! Taste connoisseurs with unique insights into hotel aesthetics and lifestyle! Excellent photography/writing skills, able to create atmospheric photos and heartfelt reviews! Publish authentic, high-quality notes within 7 days after the experience. 💌 How to apply Follow us, like, save, and leave a comment below. Selected candidates will receive a reply within 3 days~ "Boats sail on the emerald waves, people travel within the painting." We await you at the ink-wash Li River, as picturesque as a painting

Visiting Chengdu with kids, this time we stayed at Chengdu Courtyard Hotel next to Wenshu Monastery, which transformed me from a "stressed-out mom" into a "hands-off manager"! This Chinese aesthetic family-friendly hotel is definitely a blessing for families with two kids💥 🏠 Ultimate family room setup • Slide room saves tired moms: The entrance leads straight to a children's play area, with a loft and indoor slide letting kids burn energy all day long, so moms can finally relax and scroll on their phones! • Smart home tech to the rescue: Just say "Xiao Ai" to turn lights on/off and adjust the AC, no worries about juggling kids with one hand. 🌿 Location and surroundings • 5-minute walk to Wenshu Monastery, perfect for a soothing morning pigeon feeding with the kids • 8-minute walk to Luomashi Station on Metro Line 4, direct access to Kuanzhai Alley and Chunxi Road • The hotel’s back door leads to Liao Ji Bangbang Chicken, a local favorite for late-night snacks 📸 Photo tips • Blue tile courtyard with Hanfu: The hotel offers free children's Hanfu rentals (remember to book in advance) • Bamboo path afternoon tea: At 3 PM, sunlight filters through bamboo leaves, perfect for stunning backlit shots • Sichuan opera face mask wall: When lanterns light up at dusk, have the kids strike a face-changing pose 🎪 Exclusive kid-friendly perks • 7 PM courtyard shadow puppet show (extra shows on weekends) • Free Wenshu Monastery blessing wooden plaques • Family activity room offers Shu embroidery experience (reservation required) ⚠️ Insider tips: 1. For family rooms, request the "loft room" for more space 2. Must-try breakfast: Zhong dumplings and panda rice balls, kids love them 3. Authentic experience: Walk from Wenshu Monastery’s back door to Dongzikou for sweet noodle soup The biggest surprise this trip—both kids played themselves to sleep instantly, and my partner and I actually got to enjoy a night beer in the courtyard! This kind of relaxed yet fulfilling family trip, I want a dozen more😎

Chengdu Courtyard Hotel is composed of 16 Ming and Qing dynasty-style courtyards from western Sichuan, featuring blue bricks, black tiles, flying eaves, and dougong brackets, with bluestone paths full of ancient charm. The guest rooms are themed around intangible cultural heritage such as Shu brocade and Shu embroidery, with carved doors and windows complementing the heritage collections. I especially love the tea set in the room; brewing a cup of Mengding Ganlu tea and sitting in the private courtyard soaking up the sun is just perfect. The hotel is located in the Wenshufang Historical and Cultural District of Qingyang District, adjacent to the thousand-year-old Zen temple Wenshu Monastery, about a 3-minute walk to the scenic area. In the early morning, you can listen to the morning bell while strolling through the ancient temple, and in the evening, take photos under the red walls and bamboo shadows, fully immersing yourself in the slow life of Chengdu. Shopping is right outside the door, and it’s not far from Chunxi Road, Taikoo Li, and Kuanzhai Alley. The facilities are very complete, including a gym and a café. The breakfast selection is rich, with both Chinese and Western options, as well as local Chengdu specialties like noodles and dishes. Sichuan snacks such as Dandan noodles and Bobo chicken are uniquely flavorful. The hotel has a Sichuan Opera theater, a professional small theater featuring face-changing, rolling lanterns, and water sleeve dances. Strolling through the courtyard, you can enjoy a cup of covered bowl tea, watch Sichuan Opera face-changing, or have a drink at the Lan Garden Bar, experiencing the bustling life and poetic dwelling of old Chengdu amidst ancient trees and floral scents.

A new and exciting team-building activity in Changsha! A day trip to Changsha Courtyard is on the way – a paradise for foodies and gamers alike, bookmark this now! 👇 🔥BBQ Extravaganza: • Unlimited BBQ buffet 🍗🥩🍖 • Super fresh ingredients, super complete condiments • Super cool outdoor BBQ area～ 🎮Team Building Games: ✅Board Game Zone (Werewolf, UNO, Monopoly) ✅Outdoor Team Building (Archery, Frisbee, Tug-of-War) ✅KTV Karaoke🎤 ✅Board Games🃏 ⏰Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday 9:00-22:00 📍Address: No. 28, Orange Isle Avenue, Yuelu District, Changsha City, Hunan Province, Changsha Courtyard 💰Average Cost: 138 RMB/person (includes BBQ + entertainment) 🌟Tips: 1️⃣ Advance booking enjoys group discounts 2️⃣ Free parking is available in the park 3️⃣ Groups of 10 or more are recommended for better value. 💥The best team building spot of 2024! 🔥Friends gatherings | Company team building | Annual meetings – all in one place! Delicious and fun! ⚡️

After resting for a few days at Mount Emei, I took the high-speed train conveniently to Chengdu. I've been to Chengdu many times, but this trip was a reunion. I stayed at the uniquely charming Chengdu Courtyard Hotel and checked off many must-visit attractions. Here’s an AI introduction sharing my perfect itinerary with everyone💕 🏨【Accommodation Recommendation】Chengdu Courtyard Hotel 📍Address: No. 28 Wuyuegong Street (5-minute walk to Wenshu Monastery) 🌟Features: 1️⃣ Antique-style courtyard design, perfect for Hanfu photoshoots📸 2️⃣ Excellent location! Walking distance to Wenshu Monastery and the food street 3️⃣ Spacious and cozy rooms, plus free authentic Sichuan breakfast🍜 【Attraction Check-ins】 🐼 Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding 📍Address: No. 1375 Panda Avenue, Wai Bei, Chenghua District ⏰Opening Hours: Summer (March-October) 7:30 AM - 5:00 PM Winter (November-February) 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM 💰Ticket: 55 RMB/person ✨Tips: Get up early! You can only see active pandas before 9 AM🐾 🏛️ Sanxingdui Museum 📍Address: No. 133 Xi’an Road, Guanghan City, Deyang ⏰Opening Hours: Open until 8:00 PM in peak season! Enjoy a cool night tour🌙 💰It’s recommended to buy tickets online in advance 🏯 Wuhou Shrine 📍Address: No. 231 Wuhouci Street, Wuhou District ⏰8:30 AM - 5:30 PM 💰Ticket: 50 RMB/person A must-visit for Three Kingdoms fans! Connected to Jinli Ancient Street, so you can explore both🚶 🙏 Wenshu Monastery 📍Address: No. 66 Wenshu Monastery Street, Qingyang District ⏰8:00 AM - 5:00 PM 🆓Free admission The red walls are a must-see! There are also many Chengdu snacks nearby🍡

Chengdu Five-Day, Four-Night Travel Guide (Budget 15,000 RMB) Highlights: Enjoy authentic Sichuan cuisine and experience the spicy and delicious flavors Visit a panda habitat and get up close and personal with national treasures Stroll through Kuanzhai Alley and experience the slow pace of life in old Chengdu Enjoy Sichuan Opera face-changing and soak in the charm of traditional culture Visit Dujiangyan and appreciate the wisdom of ancient water conservancy projects Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Chengdu and experience the charm of the city Morning: Arrive at Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport and take the airport shuttle or subway to your city hotel for check-in. Afternoon: Stroll through Kuanzhai Alley and experience the leisurely and cozy atmosphere of old Chengdu. Savor authentic snacks such as Long Shao Shou (Long Shao Shou), Zhong Dumplings, and the Three Great Cannons. Evening: Enjoy a Sichuan Opera face-changing performance and soak in the charm of traditional culture. We recommend visiting Jinli or Shufeng Yayun Theater for a performance. Accommodation Recommendations: Boutique hotels near Kuanzhai Alley, such as Diaoyutai Boutique Hotel and Chengdu Courtyard Hotel, are available for a budget of approximately 800-1200 RMB per night. Recommended Dining: Lunch: Snacks in Kuanzhai Alley Dinner: Shu Jiuxiang Hotpot (Kuanzhai Alley Branch) Day 2: Visit the Panda Base and Enjoy Dujiangyan Morning: Depart for the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding for a close-up look at the adorable giant pandas. Afternoon: Travel by bus to the Dujiangyan Scenic Area and visit the Dujiangyan Irrigation Project, a World Heritage Site, to experience the wisdom of ancient working people. Evening: Return to downtown Chengdu and enjoy Sichuan cuisine. Recommended Accommodation: Same as Day 1 Recommended Dining: Lunch: Restaurant at the Panda Base Dinner: Chen Mapo Tofu (Qinghua Road Branch) Day 3: Worship the Dujiangyan Watershed and Seek the Dao at Qingcheng Mountain Morning: Depart for the front peak of Qingcheng Mountain to experience the profound Taoist culture and admire the beautiful natural scenery. Afternoon: Choose to take a cable car or hike to visit attractions such as Shangqing Palace and Tianshi Cave. Evening: Return to downtown Chengdu to experience Chengdu's nightlife. Recommended Accommodation: Same as Day 1 Recommended Dining: Lunch: Qingcheng Mountain Farmhouse Dinner: Bashu Dazhaimen Hotpot (Xinhua Park Branch) Day 4: Cultural Journey, Taste of History Morning: Visit Du Fu Thatched Cottage to learn about the life and deeds of the great poet Du Fu and experience the charm of poetry and culture. Afternoon: Visit Wuhou Temple to learn about the culture of the Three Kingdoms and admire the statue of Zhuge Liang. Evening: Visit Jinli Ancient Street to sample local snacks and shop for souvenirs. Recommended Accommodation: Same as Day 1 Recommended Dining: Lunch: Chen Mapo Tofu (Wuhou Temple Branch) Dinner: Jinli Snacks Day 5: Farewell to Chengdu, Return with Rewards Morning: Depending on your flight schedule, enjoy free time at your own leisure or transfer to the airport, concluding your enjoyable Chengdu trip. Budget: Airfare: Depending on your departure point, budget approximately 3,000-5,000 RMB per person. Accommodation: 4 nights, approximately 3,200-4,800 RMB. Food and Beverage: approximately 2,000 RMB. Transportation: approximately 500 RMB. Entrance fees: approximately 500 RMB. Other expenses: approximately 1,000 RMB. Total: approximately 15,000 RMB. Tips: The above itinerary is for reference only and can be adjusted based on your needs. Book your flights and hotels in advance for the best deals. Chengdu has a humid climate, so it is recommended to bring rain gear and sunscreen. Please observe proper food hygiene and avoid overeating. Enjoy your trip!

Guizhou week-long tour perfectly concluded!🌈 Sharing this nanny-level guide with everyone~ 🚄Day1 8.2 Xi'an→Chengdu (bullet train) 🍲First stop: hotpot feast to satisfy cravings~ 🏮Evening: visited Chengdu Courtyard for Sichuan opera face-changing, full cultural immersion! 🚗Day2 8.3 Chengdu→Guiyang East (self-drive car pickup) Straight to Huangguoshu! Snagged last VIP service at 17:00 🌊Combo ticket for Grand Waterfall + Water Curtain Cave highly recommended! VIP access avoids sun exposure 💁‍♀️Elderly/children suggestion: buy escalator tickets to save energy 🏞️Day3 8.4 Morning: Huangguoshu revisit: ✅Doupotang + Tianxingqiao routes! Afternoon: drove to Xingyi (3h) 🏨Stayed downtown (Wanfenglin homestays were fully booked😭) 🏡Day4 8.5 Wanfenglin day tour: 🚌Must-do morning sightseeing bus! Panoramic views unbeatable 🛵Afternoon electric bike village tour, every shot is postcard-worthy 📸Recommend extra day to enjoy slow rural life 🚙Day5 8.6 Xingyi→Renhuai (last-minute route change) 6+ hours driving🥱 🏢Stayed in Renhuai downtown - not recommended for tight schedules 🏮Day6 8.7 Morning: visited "World's Largest Bottle" 🍶Afternoon: Moutai Distillery tour Evening→Xijiang Thousand Households Miao Village 🌌Half-mountain homestay with view platform was breathtaking! 🌄Day7 8.8 Morning: immersive Miao Village exploration Afternoon: returned to Guiyang 🛌Day8 8.9 Slept in➡️sleeper train home 💡Tips: 1️⃣For elderly/children: add extra day each at Huangguoshu & Wanfenglin 2️⃣Self-drive offers flexibility but consider long-distance fatigue 3️⃣Book summer peak attractions 1 month ahead! Exhausting but absolutely rewarding trip! Next time planning pure relaxation mode😆

Just returned from a trip to this city, and its laid-back vibe and lively atmosphere are absolutely addictive! As a foodie and photo enthusiast, I've compiled a perfect 3-day itinerary that lets you savor all the delicacies without exhausting yourself. Save this guide! DAY1: 📍Kuanzhai Alley (Qingyang District): Arrive by 9am to avoid crowds. Start with photo ops at Wide Alley, then explore Narrow Alley's quaint shops. Don't miss the ear-cleaning experience (about ¥30) 📍People's Park (No.8 Xiaonan Street): Visit Heming Teahouse at 2pm - order their ¥16 Bitang Piaoxue tea with sunflower seeds for ultimate relaxation 📍Jinli Street (No.231 Wuhouci Avenue): Best visited at 6pm when lanterns light up. Must-tries: Three Cannons (¥10 for 3) and Zhangfei Beef Skewers (¥15 each) DAY2: 📍Chengdu Panda Base (No.1375 Panda Avenue): Arrive right at 7:30am opening! While Hua Hua is currently on break, the baby pandas at Moonlight Delivery Room are heart-meltingly cute 📍Jianshe Road Food Street (Jianshe Alley): Lunch destination! Recommendations: Zhouqianqian Crispy Potatoes (¥7), Grandma Ye's Bobo Chicken (¥30/person), Uncle Fu's Spare Ribs (¥15) 📍IFS + Taikoo Li (Jinjiang District): Afternoon options - snap photos with the iconic panda butt sculpture, browse Fangsuo Bookstore. The Instagram-worthy Zhongshuge in Taikoo Li basement is perfect for photos DAY3: 📍Du Fu Thatched Cottage (No.37 Qinghua Road): History buffs' paradise - scan QR codes for affordable audio guides (¥50 ticket) 📍Wenshu Monastery (No.66 Wenshuyuan Street): Free attraction! The red walls make stunning photo backdrops. Don't miss Zhang Laoer Cold Noodles at the exit (Sweet Water Noodles ¥8) 📍Jiuyanqiao Bridge (Wuhou District): Evening bar hopping - recommended "Siheyuan" Bar (¥80/person) with Sichuan Opera face-changing performances 🍜 Food Highlights: ✅Hotpot: Shudaxia's Imperial Beef at Wuhouci branch is divine ✅Skewers: Must-try rabbit kidneys at Maojiao Huola (Kuixinglou branch) ✅Snacks: Heji Egg Pancake (¥3) - go for the spicy beef filling 🏠 Accommodation Tips: Stay near Chunxi Road or Kuanzhai Alley for convenience. Recommended: Chengdu Courtyard Hotel (traditional charm) or Huazhu Hotel (People's Park branch) Pro Tips: 1. Metro is super convenient - download "Tianfutong" APP 2. Bring ID cards for many attractions 3. Locals always pair hotpot with sesame oil dip 4. Carry umbrellas during June-August rainy season

A day of eating and playing at the hotel~ After being busy with work, I finally booked this courtyard hotel suite I've loved for so long with friends to experience the trendy sisterhood hotel getaway and relax. Upon entering, you'll feel the cultural depth of Chinese architecture, surrounded by exquisite gardens as if stepping into an ancient mansion from a distant historical era. The hotel has many different courtyards - I stayed in the suite next to Deyuan Garden. Passing by Deyuan Garden, I discovered it's actually a grand banquet hall with three main halls and two smaller ones. The layout is clever and comfortable, with truly antique decor that would make any banquet feel ceremonious and special👍 By the way, the hotel breakfast is excellent - diverse selection and delicious flavors. My Chinese stomach hasn't tasted such good mung bean porridge in ages🙏

The hotel consists of 16 courtyards in Sichuan-style architecture, offering 86 Chinese-themed guest rooms across a 16,000-square-meter area with multiple functional zones. Chengdu Courtyard Hotel features ingenious design, comfort, and harmonious spatial arrangements, reflecting the neighborly harmony of traditional living. The guest rooms showcase themes of Shu brocade, Shu embroidery, silver filigree, lacquerware, and bamboo weaving, embodying the millennia-old intangible cultural heritage of Shu Han culture. Hotel Highlights The antique quadrangle design transports you back to old Chengdu, with blue bricks, gray tiles, and carved wooden windows exuding rich historical charm. Spacious and comfortable rooms perfectly blend Chinese aesthetics with modern amenities, offering both classical elegance and contemporary convenience. The hotel boasts uniquely themed Chinese and Western banquet halls, catering to discerning palates with authentic Sichuan cuisine or exquisite Western dishes. The most unforgettable experience was the lavish family dinner—savoring delicious food in an elegant setting while creating cherished memories with loved ones was truly a blissful experience!

## Chengdu in a Courtyard: Retrieving City Memories Among Grey Tiles and Blue Bricks Push open the heavy wooden door studded with copper nails, and the boundaries of time and space suddenly blur. The entrance to the Chengdu courtyard hotel serves as a carefully designed barrier, instantly shutting out the hustle and bustle of Renmin Road. In the three-section courtyard that opens before you, old pomegranate trees stretch their branches toward the grey sky, while wind chimes at the eaves make clear, melodious sounds. The front desk attendant in linen uniform rises from behind the tea station, smiling before speaking: "Would you like a cup of Mengding Ganluo tea before checking in?" As the steam rises from the covered tea bowl, I realize this is not just a stay, but an immersive theater experience of Chengdu's collective memory. ### I. Architectural Narrative The hotel is converted from a late Qing dynasty Siheyuan (courtyard house), with designers preserving the original "courtyard within courtyard" layout. Past the brick-carved screen wall at the second gate, the surrounding gallery reveals the typical Western Sichuan residential style of "three bright and five dark" spaces. Guest rooms are distributed between the east and west wings, each doorway adorned with restored plaques crafted by master carpenters. Mine reads "Listening to Rain." The wooden pivot makes a long "creaking" sound when opening the door, like opening an old thread-bound book. The room interior presents a delightful dialogue between past and present: a tatami platform evolved from a Qing dynasty raised bed topped with a latex mattress, traditional window lattices fitted with smart-tinting glass instead of traditional leather paper, and a Nespresso coffee machine sitting boldly next to a purple clay teapot. Most ingenious is the bathroom - above the bathtub carved from a single piece of Emei Mountain black sandstone hangs a pendant lamp made using Qionglai bamboo weaving techniques. When hot water flows, light dances through the bamboo strips like flowing gold sand. ### II. Locality Experiment During evening "Babatea" time, the hotel butler brings a stack of blue-printed cloth cushions to scatter on stone benches in the courtyard. Guests naturally gather to listen to a folklore scholar with a goatee telling stories. Holding a copper tea boat - a common "sound tool" in old Chengdu teahouses - he strikes the bluestone slab with a "clang" at dramatic moments: "Did you know? This courtyard was once a silk shop in the Commercial Affairs Bureau. When Wang Zengqi was at Southwest Associated University, he often came here to buy Shu brocade to send to Shen Congwen." The dining director is well-versed in "food chorography." The breakfast tremella soup uses snow fungus from Tongjiang elm trees, the fermented tofu comes from Pujiang's old brand "Guangxing Yuan," and even the earthenware jars for fermented rice wine are specially ordered from Guihua Town in Pengzhou. Most impressive is the "midnight snack" that comes with turndown service - a miniature version of Zhong dumplings in a covered bowl, served with half a peeled Xinfan pickle, and underneath lies an illustrated food note telling the century-old romance between this snack and Jinguan City's nightlife. ### III. Archaeological Layers of Memory Unable to sleep late at night, I wandered to the library in the back courtyard. Under dim lamplight, I discovered an entire archive of Bashu culture: Republican-era maps of Chengdu streets, handwritten "Jincheng Bamboo Branch Poems," and even the 1962 inaugural issue of "Sichuan Cuisine" magazine. Opening the yellowed pages, the scent of ink mixed with camphor wood wafts up, with old ginkgo leaf bookmarks left by former tea guests between the pages. Rain suddenly starts falling, pattering on the roof tiles and cascading down the chain drainage system (locally known as "dragon water spouts") into earthen jars. The butler has quietly placed wooden clogs under the corridor, which make "clacking" sounds when worn, momentarily evoking the market sounds from Li Jieren's "Ripples on Dead Water" era. At this moment, the courtyard hotel is like a three-dimensional "Chengdu Chronicles," with every brick and tile engaging in non-fiction writing about urban memories. ### IV. Conclusion: Theory of Local Lodging On the morning of check-out, I saw the gardener trimming winter plum blossoms in the courtyard corner. Pointing to the subway construction site visible beyond the wall, he apologetically said, "Sorry if it disturbed your rest." I suddenly realized this courtyard is a metaphor for contemporary Chengdu - Line 2 subway tunnel passes beneath the century-old foundation, while Chunxi Road's neon lights reflect in the courtyard's goldfish pond. The hotel operators have gathered scattered city memories within this container of blue bricks and small tiles with almost anthropological field research dedication. When the butler returned my ID card, I discovered the card holder was actually a miniature "Old Chengdu Street Sign" engraved with "Suwa North First Lane." This meaningful detail perhaps reveals the ultimate mission of new cultural hotels: they are not just temporary residences for travelers, but should become living museums of urban memory. Here, every cobblestone tells a story, and each moon gate serves as a portal to the past.

Lan Garden Whisky Bar|||🎉 While wandering around Wenshu Monastery, I suddenly felt hungry. I happened to see Lan Garden Whisky Bar online and decided to give it a try. It turned out to be a great choice! 💥 After sitting down, I was immediately drawn to the Australian M3+ sirloin steak 🥩. The meat was tender and juicy, and it was thoughtfully paired with carrots 🥕 and mashed potatoes 🥔, creating a rich and unforgettable taste experience. Next came the basil pesto pasta 🍝. The unique aroma of the basil pesto perfectly complemented the al dente pasta, making every bite a delightful treat for the taste buds. The fruit platter 🍉🍊🍓 was also exquisitely presented, with vibrant colors that made it look like a work of art, almost too beautiful to eat. The biggest surprise was the opportunity to enjoy wine 🍷 here! The bartender crafted a special cocktail 🍹 just for us, with a unique taste that perfectly complemented the delicious food. In short, Lan Garden Whisky Bar offers both food and wine that are truly impressive! 👏 The dining experience was excellent, and I highly recommend it to anyone who gets hungry while exploring the area around Wenshu Monastery! 😉 Address: No. 1, 2nd Floor, Building 5, No. 23 Toufu Street, Qingyang District, Chengdu (inside Chengdu Courtyard Hotel)

Ginkgo leaves are turning yellow. Golden ginkgo leaves cover the streets and alleys. 🛤 If you want to capture this golden beauty, check out these 4 ginkgo photo spots in this guide. . Ginkgo Road . Recommended: Highlights: Over 100 ginkgo trees are planted on both sides of the street, and the road is covered with layers of fallen leaves. The light and shadow intertwine, and every photo is a masterpiece. . Transportation: Take Metro Line 7 to Wuhou Avenue Station, and walk for about 10 minutes. . Qingyang Palace . Recommended: Highlights: As the "No. 1 Taoist Temple in Western Sichuan", the ginkgo trees and ancient buildings complement each other. Here, you can enjoy the golden ginkgo trees and the tranquility of Taoist culture. . Photo tips: Stand in front of the red wall of Qingyang Palace and use the ginkgo leaves as the foreground to add depth to your photos. . Taikoo Li . Recommended: Highlights: Taikoo Li is not only a shopping paradise, but also a great place to see ginkgo trees. The ginkgo trees in the neighborhood are scattered among the modern buildings, creating a perfect blend of modernity and nature. . 🤸🏻‍♀Recommended: Take photos under the ginkgo trees in Taikoo Li, and then visit the panda on the roof of IFS. . Wenshu Monastery . Recommended: Highlights: The ginkgo trees in Wenshu Monastery are low-key but stunning. The ancient ginkgo trees in the courtyard shed their leaves like rain in December, covering the ground with golden leaves, creating a beautiful contrast with the red walls and blue bricks in the courtyard. . 🔎Hidden spot: Chengdu Courtyard Hotel . If you want to find a quiet ginkgo secret place in Chengdu, you can visit Chengdu Courtyard Hotel near Wenshu Monastery. The courtyard is full of ginkgo trees, and every golden leaf is carefully protected. Whether you are strolling in the courtyard or enjoying tea in a sunlit room, the Courtyard Hotel will give you a beautiful experience of tranquility. . Recommended: ▪Only a 5-minute walk from Wenshu Monastery, you can easily visit after seeing the ginkgo trees. ▪The hotel has a strong Chengdu vibe, combining traditional western Sichuan courtyard design, making it a great place to relax. ▪You can also stay overnight and enjoy the tranquility of the ginkgo courtyard and the first ray of sunshine in the morning.

I came to Chengdu to work and lived in Chengdu Yard, which is adjacent to the thousand-year-old Zen temple Wenshu Temple and is located in the historical and cultural protection area "Wenshufang". The 86 guest rooms in the courtyard are surrounded by 16 large courtyards of Ming and Qing dynasty mansions in western Sichuan. It is a microcosm of western Sichuan architecture. The main entrance is a pedestrian street, and vehicles can enter the courtyard through the side door. The staff will lead the guests into the hotel lobby, check in, and then lead the guests into the courtyard room with their luggage. You can spend a whole day in the hotel. The courtyard hotel is divided into five courtyards: Longyuan, Deyuan, Lanyuan, Jiangyuan Commune, and Majia Mansion. All of them have historical origins. They may be the Sichuan folk house of Ba Jin's grandfather, Mr. Li Zhuxi, or the early residence of Zhang Qun, or the place where Tao Ranshi studied and translated "Huayang Guozhi·Shuzhi"... There is also a courtyard theater in the hotel, where face-changing, Sichuan opera, fire-breathing, and Sichuan opera Furong national quintessence "head oil lamp" are performed, so you can feel and experience Sichuan culture. The room is equipped with gardenia aromatherapy, a small balcony, local Sichuan tea, snacks, and rice paper for writing calligraphy... It is quiet when you go to bed late, and birds sing when you wake up early. There are fragrance of flowers everywhere, and scenery at every step! The breakfast at Chengdu Yard is also very rich, with wonton, noodles, tofu pudding... everything! Will stay here again next time.

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Recommended for National Day travel, this high-end hotel in Chengdu is too outrageous! This hotel is right outside Wenshu Monastery. Every street is not only good for taking photos, but also has many delicious snacks 🥓🥂🥪. The streets are full of Chengdu's artistic atmosphere. The hotel is not an ordinary hotel. As a non-legacy theme hotel, the courtyard has Shu embroidery, Shu brocade, silver silk lace, lacquerware, bamboo weaving displays everywhere, screens, chandeliers, tea sets, hanging paintings, ornaments...🍄 Whether it is the lobby, restaurant, cafe, room or corridor, it seems that there are different treasures waiting for you to discover in every corner. 🥃 There are a total of sixteen large houses from the Ming and Qing dynasties in western Sichuan in the yard, and the large yard is composed of several small courtyards, forming a new scene at every step. 🌵 Wearing the right clothes will make you feel like you have traveled through time. 🍀 The location is excellent, next to Wenshu 🙏🏻 Temple ~ It is very convenient to Chunxi Road Taikoo Li, Jinli, Wuhou Temple, Kuanzhai Alley, etc., and the drive time is 10 minutes. The facilities in the hotel include watching Sichuan opera face-changing, tasting gaiwan tea, listening to Sichuan opera, and a coffee shop. There is a bar 🍺, full of atmosphere There is also a fitness room with a full range of equipment. Don't miss it if you like fitness. There are rows of restaurants outside, selling skewers, beef stew, hot pot, rabbit heads, and Sichuan cuisine! Room The rooms are themed after the intangible cultural heritage "Five Golden Flowers", including Shu Brocade, Shu Embroidery, Silver Silk, Porcelain Weaving and Lacquer Art. There are many room types to choose from~👌🏻 The palace-like Ma's Mansion, the three-courtyard De Garden, the tall and spacious Sanheyuan Soy Sauce Factory, the Ma's Garden that combines western Sichuan dwellings with Western architecture, and the sudden strong red Orchid Garden, everything is just right, not too much and not too little! 🍀 The Chinese style is very warm and comfortable, and the bed and pillows are very comfortable. The toilet is also very large and the dry and wet separation design is great! 🍀

In Chengdu!! A treasure hotel that I will visit countless times Right next to Wenshu Monastery!! Quiet in the middle of the hustle and bustle!! A quaint Chinese courtyard with a unique tranquility Blue bricks and black tiles, bougainvillea in the corner, quiet alleys... The photos are really good 📸!! · This hotel is not only in a good location!! Take exit K of Wenshu Monastery Station on Metro Line 1 and walk a few steps to get there It is also very close to Wenshu Monastery, Qingyang Palace, and Kuanzhai Alley There is also a theater!! You can watch Sichuan opera!! There is also a bar with a great atmosphere!! If you are tired, you can come and have a drink to relax If you are visiting Chengdu for the first time and don't know what to eat Then just You can eat Chengdu snacks at the hotel's Jiangyuan Snacks No need to leave the hotel Watch Sichuan opera, eat Chengdu snacks, stay, and have a drink all in one!! So comfortable!!

Are you still staying in the same old high-rise hotels? In fact, in the center of Chengdu You can experience the slow life next to the thousand-year-old temple Who wants to go back to work after living there for a few days! 🥹 16 courtyards with Western Sichuan style, picturesque and poetic, forming a dream🫧 Each courtyard has guest rooms themed after the intangible cultural heritage of Shu brocade, Shu embroidery, silver thread lace, lacquerware and bamboo weaving. A view of the courtyard at every step Friends who want to experience garden-style accommodation must not miss it! 🛋 Facilities｜Chinese and Western banquet halls, courtyard tea bar, coffee bar, gym, whiskey bar services are all available Address｜No. 28 Wuyuegong Street, Qingyang District, Chengdu Courtyard Hotel in Chengdu Not just enjoying five-star comfortable accommodation You can experience the charm of Chengdu's intangible cultural heritage more deeply A bowl of gaiwan tea and a Sichuan opera face-changing performance Back to the old Chengdu when I was a kid~🏮

| Come and lie down in the courtyard of Chengdu. Not working hard is really comfortable | Come and lie down in the courtyard of Chengdu. Anxiety is everywhere after staying in the city for a long time. I just want to find a courtyard on the weekend to lie down and do nothing, chat with friends, drink tea, and add a bit of the color that life should have. A secret urban retreat where you can escape the city without leaving the city. The environment for lying down is hidden in the city, surrounded by the thousand-year-old ancient temple Wenshu Monastery. Hidden deep in Wenshufang, it is composed of 16 courtyards from the Ming and Qing dynasties in western Sichuan, retaining blue bricks, stone slabs, red walls, and green tiles. Exquisite wood carvings can be seen everywhere. It is quiet, elegant, and unique. Once you enter here, it feels like your soul is healed. The rooms for lying down are in a literary and retro style, themed around the intangible cultural heritage element "Five Golden Flowers", with a strong cultural atmosphere. Open the window, and you can lift the tiles and return to childhood. Lying on the roof, drinking tea, looking at the sky, and relaxing yourself is pleasant and comfortable. The facilities for lying down: If you want to go out for a walk, you can visit Wenshu Monastery in a few steps, recite scriptures, pray for blessings, and calm your mind; or go to the coffee shop in the courtyard, order a special bowl of auspicious coffee, drink coffee, and bask in the sun 🌞. For meals, the two restaurants in the courtyard offer Cantonese and Sichuan cuisine, both of which taste very nice. After the meal, you can take a walk around the more than 16,000 square meters of the courtyard to digest and experience the "courtyard" sentiment of Chengdu. ✨ Day after day, autumn has arrived in the blink of an eye. Stop competing! Take a break and see another kind of scenery.

I brought my parents to Chengdu for a trip and stayed at Chen's Courtyard. The service was very thoughtful, the breakfast was also good, and the key was the ancient decoration that made people feel like they were traveling through time. It was great.