Things to do in Baoxing

This time when I went to Baoxing, Ya'an, I saw the monument of the Red Army crossing Jiajin Mountain and decided to drive over Jiajin Mountain. Of course, this can't be compared with the difficulties of the Red Army's Long March, but it is just a physical examination from another perspective. Jiajin Mountain is high and densely forested, with a changeable climate. The highest altitude is more than 4,000 meters. During the driving process, I saw mountains connected to mountains, and there were distant mountains behind the nearby mountains, and higher mountains behind the high mountains. It is really hard to imagine how much hardship the Red Army suffered, and how strong their perseverance and faith were to persist until the founding of New China.

Shangli Ancient Town is not so big, but it's good, the food there is delicious. Must try their local food such as "ta ta Mian" we order not so spicy one, the taste very good, the noodles are very bouncy, also the soup very good 👍, don't worry about trying all their local foods, it's good.

Wenshu Fang, nestled against the ancient Wenshu Monastery, exudes the rustic charm of western Sichuan folk customs amidst its blue bricks and gray tiles. I strolled leisurely here with my dog, wandering through bamboo paths and red-walled, green corridors; even he couldn't resist frolicking on the stone slabs. There's none of the hustle and bustle of trendy shops, only the jasmine fragrance wafting from teahouses and the gentle sounds of artisans hammering bamboo – the atmosphere is simply divine! Wenshu Fang is a hidden gem of a Chengdu food map! Just step outside and you can enjoy authentic "Dongzikou Zhang Lao Er" sweet water noodles, their sour, spicy, and savory flavors instantly awakening your taste buds. I squatted by the window and ordered a spicy hot pot for my dog, and he quietly devoured half the bowl! There's also freshly ground soy milk and ice jelly on the street corner; even my dog ​​couldn't resist licking the soy pulp clean from the rim of the bowl! Wenshu Fang is incredibly pet-friendly! I took photos with my dog ​​in front of the "Wenshu Fang" cultural and creative shop; he posed on the bluestone slabs against the backdrop of the ancient buildings with their upturned eaves – every snapshot looked like a masterpiece of traditional Chinese style. The shop also thoughtfully provided a water station for pets, so you don't have to worry about your pet getting thirsty.

🏛️ Chengdu Museum — A Wonderful Glimpse into Chengdu’s History & CultureA really interesting place to visit while in Chengdu, especially if you want to understand more about the city beyond its famous pandas and food. 😊The museum has a great collection showcasing Chengdu’s long history, culture, traditions and development. I especially enjoyed seeing the historical artefacts and learning about how Chengdu has changed through the centuries.The exhibits are well presented and the museum is spacious, clean and easy to explore. Even though I’m not usually someone who spends a lot of time in museums, I found this visit surprisingly enjoyable and informative.It’s also a nice place to escape the heat or rain for a while and take a slower, more relaxing break from sightseeing.Definitely worth a visit if you’re interested in history and culture. A good way to appreciate the story behind this fascinating city. ❤️You can drop by if you are planning to go to Tianfu Square area or Huang Cheng mosque area as this place is only in a blink away😊

The Panda Ancient Town Scenic Area focuses on panda culture and the characteristics of Sichuan folk houses, and contains Red Army culture, Tusi culture, religious culture, and ecological culture, highlighting the integration of industry and city. The scenic area includes the ancient city gate, Panda Style Street, Panda Culture Square, Tourism and Culture Park and Wetland Park, Tusi Cultural Relics Park, etc.

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We were very fortunate to have celebrity teacher Du Gang as our guide, and we avoided the peak admission period, so it wasn't crowded at all. Without a teacher's explanation, it's easy to miss the main points and rush through the exhibits. Teacher Du's explanation was very easy to understand, humorous, and focused. There were so many exhibits that we felt like we didn't have enough time. I hope to have the opportunity to hear Teacher Du's explanation again after the Sichuan Museum finishes setting up the exhibits from the Song Dynasty onwards.

Perfect for a leisurely stroll, sampling street snacks, and experiencing Chengdu’s culture. We bought some of the tea pastry and tea leaves and shop for some panda souvenirs there. We have our lunch in one of the Sichuan cuisine restaurant in the narrow alley which the food is pretty good. There is a cat souvenir shop named Mao Mao Yao which sells lovely handmade ceramic cat product. We bought some fridge magnets before going back to our hotel.

Choices for hotel staying , transportation, food, shopping mall are easily,will be visiting with my family in future..

Really nice place to visit and learn. Thank you to our great teacher that teach and share a lot of information. My kids and me and also husband really enjoyed. Thank you