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Guest User: This hotel is very clean and at good location. There are garden opposite the hotel. Street food Markets just next door. Less than 20min to bullet train station and san xin duai museum. They provide washing machine and dyer. They also offer unlimited bottle of water and mini snacks. One thing to be mindful of is the noise generate at the street food market and ppl dancing on the square can be hear from the room but the good thing is they stop around 10pm
Guanghan Bailun Plaza, No. 10, Zhongshan Avenue South Section 1
From BRL 183
Hoshijima: My first impression upon checking in was how well the room was soundproofed; I couldn't hear any outside noise at all. The bed was just the right firmness, and I slept very well. The toilet flushed powerfully, providing a great experience. The internet speed was fast, so work and entertainment didn't interfere with anything. The restaurant had a wide variety of dishes, including local specialties, and the food was authentic. The receptionist, Xiao Xu, was very friendly and attentive. The hotel's decor is very modern, and the rooms offer beautiful views. I'd definitely stay here again!
No. 92, Section 2, Hengyang Road
From BRL 67
Guest User: This Fengdu Hotel! Its location is super convenient for visiting Sanxingdui; it's just a 10-minute drive to the museum. The decor is very unique, exuding a rich Sanxingdui cultural atmosphere. The room was clean and tidy, and the smart home system worked flawlessly. The mattress was incredibly comfortable. The staff were warm and attentive, and check-in was very quick. Overall, the value for money is excellent. It's a perfect place to stay and rest after exploring Sanxingdui. I'll definitely choose it again on my next visit.
No. 2, West Section 1, Shenzhen Road
From BRL 217
Dajiuwo❤️xiaojiuwo: Compared to the hotel near Jiuzhaigou's entrance we stayed at the night before, this place was half the price but didn't skimp on quality, either in terms of facilities or service. As soon as we entered the room, my daughter was so excited, exclaiming about the projector, the portable toilet, and the modern minimalist decor. The hotel even offers a complimentary late-night snack service that's surprisingly good – hot congee, bread, desserts, and fruit. Our main reason for coming to Guanghan was Sanxingdui. While there's a Sanxingdui station on the high-speed rail, Guanghan North Station is closer, and getting to and from the hotel by taxi was very convenient.
No. 1, Tianjin Road East 2nd Section
From BRL 172
Erjiaoer: Facilities: The hotel is very new and exceptionally well-maintained! Cleanliness: Excellent attention to detail, no hidden spots. Environment: The hotel environment is beyond words – quiet, comfortable, and offers great privacy! Service: The service is incredibly thoughtful. Right after I made my reservation, the butler proactively added me on WeChat. Upon arrival, the concierge staff promptly brought our luggage to the room. Knowing we had a child, they even added an extra bed for free, and fish food was supplied endlessly. In the evening, we were informed about a welcome ceremony, and sweet soup was offered at night. The butler also guided us to our room and provided relevant hotel information. We arrived late for breakfast, but the restaurant staff proactively offered us a selection of local specialties, which was a refreshing change from the typical breakfast buffets at large chain hotels! Truly fantastic! Butler Service: Spot on
No. 1 Attached, No. 7, West Section 4, Yanjiang South Road
From BRL 634
Guest User: My friend and I chose Guanghan City as our first stop for our trip, primarily to visit the Sanxingdui Museum. Your hotel had all the essential facilities, and the surrounding area was wonderfully quiet at night. The breakfast was plentiful and delicious, and having free parking made getting around incredibly convenient.
2nd Floor, Building 47A, No. 10, Taibei Road East Section 2
From BRL 97
Binghongcha_6711: This was my first time staying at a Home Inn, and it was much better than I expected. The lobby was spacious, there was a dedicated free parking lot, the price was reasonable, the service was good, the rooms were clean and hygienic, the water pressure in the shower was strong and the water temperature was consistent, it's very close to Sanxingdui, the breakfast noodles were especially delicious, truly living up to its signature dish, there was unlimited bottled water, and self-service laundry, drying and ironing services were provided. Robots automatically delivered items to the rooms quickly. Overall, it was extremely cost-effective.
No. 35-43, Section 1, Nanchang Road
From BRL 103
Anonymous User: Sanxingdui is truly awe-inspiring and definitely worth a visit. The hotel's transportation is also very convenient. The room is spacious and clean, with a separate wet and dry area, and the layout is very comfortable and well-designed!
No. 139 Foshan Road West Section 2
From BRL 154
Lishu: Temporarily decided to come to Guanghan to play and go straight to this hotel after get off work. I booked this one when I came to Samsung Dui two years ago. The impression was very good, the front desk was very good, the room was very good, the location was very good, so I came here this time Services: The front desk of this hotel is the one I have seen the most small objects. I remember that when I arrived two years ago, I greeted us to eat ice cream. This time I left, I also asked us to take the newly made lemonade. If I come back next time, I will choose this one. Facilities: This weather, hot water and air conditioning are great, it is a plus, the bed is very comfortable
No. 6, South 1st Section, Zhongshan Avenue
From BRL 141
Guest User: Pros: 1. This hotel is a hidden gem in Guanghan, just over ten minutes' drive from Sanxingdui. It's quiet and uncrowded, with spacious rooms. It also boasts the largest gym I've ever seen in a hotel, complete with a boxing octagon, a dedicated yoga studio, a spin bike room, and a heated indoor pool. Outside, there are tennis courts. My family, who loves fitness, absolutely adored it! 2. The breakfast spread is fantastic, and they even make fresh 'jianbing guozi' (savory crepes), which my child especially loved. The 'jinsi mian' (golden thread noodles) made by the auntie were also delicious. The multigrain drink, dispensed from a machine, tasted very authentic and wasn't too sweet. 3. The room came with an air purifier, so the air felt quite fresh when it was on. Cons: 1. Upon entering the room, there was a noticeable strange smell, and it felt quite stuffy. The windows were tightly shut. Perhaps they could open them periodically for ventilation, especially since it's a new hotel. 2. Although the hotel parking lot is large, it lacks EV charging stations. While there are ground-level charging stations nearby, it would be much more convenient and cooler to charge underground. 3. The toiletries were produced in 2024. Even though their shelf life is three years, it feels a bit like cost-cutting. Products made in 2025 would feel a bit better. 4. The ceiling above the hotel elevator entrance in the underground parking lot was leaking, with a cracked trash can placed underneath to catch the water, which was an eyesore.
No. 69 Nanchang Road Section 4, Sanshui Town
From BRL 206
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For our autumn break, we didn't want a packed itinerary. We took the kids to Sanxingdui and found the perfect spot for a relaxing getaway. The entire property is a Chinese-style lakeside garden, with white walls and winding corridors surrounding the water, and flat, easy-to-walk stone paths. The kids' favorite activity was crouching by the pond to feed the koi. Watching the fish swim over in schools kept them quietly entertained for ages. We chose a villa-style room with plenty of space for the kids to run around freely. The small courtyard even had a private hot spring—perfect for soaking away the fatigue after a long day of exploring. It felt very private. The grounds are incredibly atmospheric, perfect for photos. They even offer traditional costumes to try on, making it easy to capture some great traditional-style shots 📷 The food was mild and flavorful, with plenty of kid-friendly options. After dinner, we took a stroll along the lake, where the only sounds were the wind and birdsong—it was so healing. ✨A quick guide to visiting Sanxingdui with kids (kid-tested and approved) ▪️Book attraction tickets in advance. Release times are fixed, and there are basically no tickets available on-site, so be sure to set an alarm. ▪️When visiting with kids, I don't recommend relying on boring audio guides. Prioritize guided tours designed for children, as they are better at capturing their interest. ▪️Control the duration of your visit. About 3 hours is appropriate. You can return to your accommodation for a nap in the middle of the day to avoid the kids getting tired and fussy. ▪️There is a lot of walking inside the museum, so the whole family should wear comfortable, soft-soled shoes. You can also carry water bottles and small snacks with you. Our pace was: a slow morning at the museum, back to the garden for lunch and a nap, and then letting the kids play freely and soak in the hot spring in the evening. The kids had space to play, and the adults could finally breathe a sigh of relief. This is what a comfortable family vacation should feel like.
🏺Took the kids to Guanghan for the autumn break, starting a family autumn exploration of ancient Shu. Before we left, I booked Sanxingdui attraction tickets on the official WeChat account and rented a children's audio guide. Obscure ancient Shu stories turned into fun legends the kids could understand. The Bronze Mask with Protruding Eyes, the Bronze Sacred Tree, and the Gold Mask—exhibit after exhibit unfolded before our eyes, and the kids' eyes were full of wonder. 🌿After visiting the museum, we headed to the nearby Sanxing Lake. Large, flat lawns, lakeside greenways, and egrets occasionally flying over the lake. Without the crowds, the kids could run freely and fly kites. Walking slowly along the wooden boardwalk, feeling the gentle autumn breeze, it was the perfect way to shake off the fatigue from visiting Sanxingdui. The historical depth and the relaxation of nature blend gently here. 🍂In the evening, we checked into the Zhuangsheng Xiaoyue Garden Hotel and chose the Yinyuan Garden View Private Hot Spring Family Villa. Hidden in a Chinese-style garden, the villa is quiet and elegant, with its own private courtyard hot spring. It's spacious, making it very comfortable for the whole family to stay. White walls, winding corridors, flowing water, and koi fish—every step is a view. The kids loved chasing the little fish in the courtyard. ♨️After settling in at night, the family soaked in the private courtyard hot spring. The privacy was excellent, washing away the fatigue of a day of traveling. The warm water melted away our tiredness, the kids laughed and played in the water, and we chatted quietly, savoring the joy of exploring ancient Shu during the day. The resort environment is quiet, the amenities are thoughtful, and it's very close to Sanxingdui, making it very convenient for our departure the next day. 🍁The romance of the thousand-year-old ancient Shu is hidden in the bronze artifacts, and also in the gentle moments by the autumn lake and the courtyard hot spring. Accompanying the kids to touch a distant civilization and unwinding in nature—this is the most precious family memory of the autumn break.
If you also want to unlock this limited-edition autumn romance, save this treasure trove of a guide👇 · 📸 **Must-visit photo spots:** Photos 1 & 2: Shaanxi Guild Hall Photos 3 & 4: Wangjianglou Park Photos 5 & 6: Daci Temple Photo 7: Huanhuaxi South Road Photo 8: Baihuatan Park Photo 9: Yiyuan Garden Photo 10: Yanhuachi Photo 11: Eastern Suburb Memory Park Photos 12 & 13: Rensheng Palace Photo 14: Qingyang Palace Photo 15: Jintang Ciyun Temple · 🏛️ [Must-visit in the city · Within walking distance] ▫️Wenshu Monastery: Red walls reflecting the ginkgo trees, full of Zen vibes; every shot looks like a blockbuster period drama📿 ▫️Huanhuaxi South Road: The most beautiful ginkgo street in Chengdu, bar none! Golden everywhere, the atmosphere is absolutely breathtaking✨ ▫️Baihuatan Park: Ancient pavilions and flowing water + golden ginkgo trees, pure poetic Jiangnan vibes🍂 ▫️Daci Temple: A tranquil autumn scene in the bustling city, perfect for capturing the contrast between ancient and modern🏮 ▫️Wangjianglou Park: Swaying bamboo shadows paired with autumn leaves, classic elegance that looks great in photos🎋 · 🚗 [Recommended day trips to the suburbs] ▫️Jintang Yunding Mountain: Climb high for a view + ancient temple ginkgo trees, the scenery is superb; suggest setting aside 1 day🧗 ▫️Lingyan Temple + Dujiangyan: Serene mountain temple, the thousand-year-old water conservancy project is breathtaking; perfect for a relaxed one-day trip✨ ▫️Chongzhou Yanhuachi: The autumn colors in the garden are stunning! You can stop by Yuantong Ancient Town on the way to experience the bustling, everyday life reminiscent of "Along the River During the Qingming Festival"🍜 · 🚶♀️ Recommended autumn sightseeing route in the city: Daci Temple → Wangjianglou Park → Wenshu Monastery → Huanhuaxi South Road → Baihuatan Park (These places are all close to each other, making it a very convenient route to visit them all!) · 📷 Photography tips: ✔️ Wake up early! 8:00–10:00 AM has fewer crowds and soft light, doubling your chances of getting great shots🌅 ✔️ Go on a sunny day! Sunshine + ginkgo = the ultimate combo. Sunny days are rare in autumn and winter, so if you catch one, go for it☀️ ✔️ Wear light or camel-colored outfits for a clean and sophisticated look; everything will look great in photos🧥 This autumn, bring your camera to Chengdu and take home this limited-edition golden romance🍁✨
Sichuan is home to many ancient towns, but most have been heavily remodeled to mimic Lijiang, gradually losing their soul. Fortunately, Qijiang Ancient Town remains, having largely preserved its original character. · Qijiang was the capital of the State of Qi during the pre-Qin period. Qixian County was established here in the sixth year of Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty, and it later served as the seat of the Dongguanghan Commandery during the Shu Han period, and the seat of Feiwu County during the Sui and Tang dynasties. For over 2,000 years, the administrative seat has never moved. The town rose to prominence due to the salt industry, but its remote location caused it to be left behind by the times, which, ironically, allowed it to preserve its roots. An old saying recorded in the "Santai County Annals"—"Three lions raise their heads to gaze at the Golden Bell, nine dragons swim against the current to worship the Golden Palace"—describes the layout of this town. · The old street is short, stretching just over 600 meters and about 3 meters wide. Ming and Qing dynasty wooden houses with blue-tiled roofs line the street, their eaves extending toward the center. Wooden pillars support a corridor that runs the entire length of the street. Beneath this corridor, the daily life of Qijiang unfolds—people drinking tea, chatting, and weaving bamboo baskets. On market days, the street is filled with stalls selling vegetables, meat, snacks, and general goods. Walking along the street, you can still find small shops offering haircuts, tooth extractions, and cupping therapy, with old-fashioned barber chairs that have been in use for decades. · Wangye Temple is located in the middle of the street. While its entrance looks unassuming, its history is significant. It was originally the City God Temple of Feiwu County during the Sui and Tang dynasties and was rebuilt on the same site after the "Huguang fills Sichuan" migration. The existing main structure is the oldest wooden building complex in Qijiang. The "Wangye" worshipped here is actually the City God. However, because Qijiang is bordered by the Qi River to the south and the Jin River to the east, its low-lying terrain was prone to flooding. The City God's primary duty here was to "suppress the river" (Zhenjiang), which is why the locals call it the Zhenjiang Wangye Temple. · Two giant banyan trees in the temple are a sight to behold: one has roots wrapping around a stone, and the other has a stone wrapped by roots. Locals call them "tree hugging stone" and "stone wrapping tree," and they have guarded the temple gate for centuries. The back of the temple's stage features over a dozen ink inscriptions dating from the 10th year of the Daoguang reign to the 24th year of the Republic of China, all recording Sichuan opera performances. Unfortunately, the stage is rarely used today. However, it is said that the City God Temple Fair, held on the 28th day of the fifth lunar month, is still active. As a provincial-level intangible cultural heritage, the City God's procession to pray for rain remains the liveliest day of the year for the old street. · Jiulong Bridge spans the Qijiang River outside the town, connecting Qijiang Town in Santai County with Wanfu Town in Zhongjiang County. The old bridge is a bit far from the old street, requiring a walk along a riverside path. The first sight of Jiulong Bridge is truly stunning: a flat-beam stone bridge with nine piers and ten spans. Each pier is carved from a single stone into the shape of a dragon, with nine dragons lying with their heads raised against the current. The bridge was built during the mid-to-late Qianlong or early Jiaqing reign, funded entirely by a local named Li Shiguang. However, upon closer inspection, the bridge is no longer entirely original. It appears that only three of the dragons are ancient; otherwise, it would certainly deserve status as a national heritage site. · If the cliff tombs were carved by the Han people for the afterlife, and the old street is where the living have spent two thousand years, then this old bridge is the path that people from both counties have walked for three hundred years. Together, they form the unique story of Qijiang. · Name: Qijiang Ancient Town Admission: Free Address: Qijiang Town, Santai County, Mianyang City
For the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day, don't just crowd into popular attractions. This itinerary offers the best of both worlds: water views in Jiuzhaigou and tea time in Chengdu. Experience mountain luxury and city leisure, all in one trip. 🏔️ Autumn in Jiuzhaigou: Blue lakes reflecting colorful forests Autumn is the most beautiful time in Jiuzhaigou. The lakes are jewel-blue, and the vibrant forests on both sides are a mix of red and yellow. The best part is the VIP private vehicle that drives directly into the scenic area, so you don't have to wait in line for the sightseeing bus. Enjoy stops for photos at your leisure in Shuzheng Valley, Rize Valley, and Zechawa Valley. Jiuzhaigou-Five Flower Lake, Jiuzhaigou-Pearl Shoal Waterfall, and Long Lake—every lake looks like an artist's palette. 🏨 Stay at the Ritz-Carlton Reserve, with private mountain views The world's sixth Bulgari-tier Reserve hotel, with 158 sqm all-villa room types, is perched on the hillside of Zhongcha Valley. Open the window to see snow-capped mountains and colorful forests. Enjoy 24-hour butler service, have breakfast in your villa in the morning, and participate in a Tibetan bonfire ceremony in the evening—this is the perfect way to experience Jiuzhaigou. 🚄 2-hour high-speed train, no more winding mountain roads It used to take 7 hours by bus to get to Jiuzhaigou, but now the high-speed train takes you from Chengdu to Huanglongjiuzhai Station in 2 hours. The first half of the trip is for the blue of Jiuzhaigou, and the second half is for the vibrancy of Chengdu. Two distinct experiences in one trip. 🏙️ Chengdu's slow pace is ingrained in its soul Return to Chengdu and stay at The Temple House in Taikoo Li, where ancient temples and fashionable shopping districts are right downstairs. In the morning, visit Sanxingdui to see the Bronze Sacred Tree, in the afternoon, drink gaiwan tea at Heming Teahouse, and in the evening, watch Sichuan Opera face-changing and fire-breathing. The red walls of Du Fu Thatched Cottage and the bamboo chairs in People's Park—this is Chengdu. Half dreaming in the clouds, half waking up in the city. ✨ View full itinerary via the product card below
Hey everyone! Here's a 4-day Chengdu + Jiuzhaigou and Huanglong travel guide perfect for families with kids! This itinerary includes private transportation and a dedicated guide, ensuring a hassle-free, no-shopping, pure sightseeing experience. You can stop and explore at your own pace while enjoying breathtaking landscapes, making it an ideal choice for a family vacation. Stress-free and fun guaranteed! Must-Visit Attractions: Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: No. 1375, Panda Avenue, Chenghua District, Chengdu ⏰ Opening Hours: March 16 - October 31, 07:30–12:00, 12:00–17:00 ⌛ Recommended Visit Duration: 3-5 hours The expanded area allows for close-up views of rare animals, features interactive science exhibits, and offers family-friendly educational activities. A perfect blend of fun and learning for kids. Sanxingdui Museum ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: No. 133, Xian Road, Guanghan City, Deyang ⏰ Opening Hours: October 9 - December 31, 08:30–18:00 ⌛ Recommended Visit Duration: 3-5 hours Located by the Duck River, this modern museum showcases numerous rare ancient Shu cultural relics. A visit here offers a fascinating glimpse into the unique civilization of ancient Shu, making it a great educational experience for children. Songpan Ancient Town ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: No. 66, North Street, Songpan County, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan ⏰ Opening Hours: Open all day ⌛ Recommended Visit Duration: 2-3 hours Rich in history, this ancient town features traditional architecture, city walls with stunning views, and the Long March Memorial Park, providing a relaxing and educational outing for families. 🍃 Travel Essentials: 👕 October in Chengdu has significant temperature differences between morning and evening. Pack light long-sleeve tops and a thick jacket. If visiting western Sichuan, consider bringing a lightweight down jacket. 🕶️ Chengdu often has overcast skies, but UV rays can still be strong. Don’t forget sunglasses, a sun umbrella, and moisturizer. Also, pack rain gear just in case. 🪪 Always carry your ID, and don’t forget chargers and power banks. Prepare your health code in advance for easy ticket purchases and entry to attractions. Click the card below to book your exclusive private tour and enjoy a quality travel experience!
As National Day approaches, 10 flower beds have been set up along Chang'an Avenue 🌺. The entire route can be reached by subway, bus 🚌, or bicycle 🚲, offering a visual feast of blooming flowers. Wishing our motherland prosperity and strength ❤️🗺 Flower Viewing Route: Fuxingmen (1 flower bed) ➡ Xidan (4 flower beds) ➡ Tiananmen Square (giant flower basket) ➡ Dongdan (4 flower beds) ➡ Jianguomen (1 flower bed) 🚇 Transportation: Subway Line 1 or Bus 1/52 📍 Fuxingmen ✅ Northeast corner (Turn left after exiting Fuxingmen Subway Station Exit A, across the street): 5 galloping horses, symbolizing vigorous progress 🐴 📍 Xidan (Intersection; after enjoying the flowers, you can go shopping and eating in Xidan) ✅ Northeast corner (Xidan Station Exit A): Families with children Flower planting + green plant hut + magpie 🏠✅ Southeast corner (Xidan Station Exit H): violin-playing girl + red-crowned crane + mallard + elk + big tree 🎻✅ Northwest corner (Xidan Station Exit F1): calico cat "Yuangugu" 🐱 + fruit and vegetable stalls + flower and plant stalls + parent-child sculptures 👨👩👧👦✅ Southwest corner (Xidan Station Exit J2): boy wearing VR glasses + Sanxingdui bronze mask + nine-colored deer + welcoming pine 🥽📍 Dongdan (underground passage + pedestrian overpass; after enjoying the flowers, you can go to Wangfujing for shopping and eating) ✅Northeast corner (Dongdan Station Exit A): CR450 high-speed train + robotic arm + running giant robot 🤖✅Southeast corner | Dongdan Station Exit D: Satellite 🛰️ + wind power generation + swans 🦢 + high-speed rail 🚄 + waterfall + giant 3D Dahua Mountain ⛰️✅Northwest corner (Dongdan Station Exit E): City skyscraper silhouette + little painter + bicycle riding 🚴♂️ + paddleboard and kayaking teenagers 🏄✅Southwest corner (Dongdan Station Exit H): carrier rocket + space station model + recoverable rocket 🚀📍Jianguomen ✅Northwest corner | Exit A of Jianguomen Station (Chang'an Grand Theater): Commemorating the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Long March 🚩 After enjoying the flower beds along Chang'an Avenue, if you have extra time, you can also arrange to visit Friendship Store for shopping and eating, Ritan Park to see the giant chrysanthemum cat, and admire the chrysanthemums 💐💡 Tips: ❶ To see the giant flower basket "Celebrating National Day and Blessing the Motherland" in Tiananmen Square, you need to make a reservation in advance 🍊 ❷ Cyclists cannot park at the flower bed intersections along Chang'an Avenue; they must park at designated parking areas ❸ The flower beds in Dongdan and Xidan are located at the four corners of the intersections, and there are underpasses/overpasses connecting them. As National Day approaches, 10 flower beds have been set up along Chang'an Avenue 🌺. You can take the subway, bus 🚌, or bicycle 🚲 along the way, enjoying a visual feast of blooming flowers. Wishing our motherland prosperity and strength ❤️🗺 Flower viewing route: Fuxingmen (1 group) ➡ Xidan (4 groups) ➡ Tiananmen Square (giant flower basket) ➡ Dongdan (4 groups) ➡ Jianguomen (1 group) 🚇 Transportation: Metro Line 1 or Bus 1/52 📍 Fuxingmen ✅ Northeast corner (Turn left after exiting Fuxingmen Metro Station Exit A, across the street): 5 galloping horses, symbolizing vigorous progress 🐴 📍 Xidan (Intersection; after flower viewing, you can go to Xidan for shopping and dining) ✅ Northeast corner (Xidan Station Exit A): Families with children Flower planting + green plant hut + magpie 🏠✅ Southeast corner (Xidan Station Exit H): violin-playing girl + red-crowned crane + mallard + elk + big tree 🎻✅ Northwest corner (Xidan Station Exit F1): calico cat "Yuangugu" 🐱 + fruit and vegetable stalls + flower and plant stalls + parent-child sculptures 👨👩👧👦✅ Southwest corner (Xidan Station Exit J2): boy wearing VR glasses + Sanxingdui bronze mask + nine-colored deer + welcoming pine 🥽📍 Dongdan (underground passage + pedestrian overpass; after enjoying the flowers, you can go to Wangfujing for shopping and eating) ✅Northeast corner (Dongdan Station Exit A): CR450 high-speed train + robotic arm + running giant robot 🤖✅Southeast corner | Dongdan Station Exit D: Satellite 🛰️ + wind power generation + swans 🦢 + high-speed rail 🚄 + waterfall + giant 3D Dahua Mountain ⛰️✅Northwest corner (Dongdan Station Exit E): City skyscraper silhouette + little painter + bicycle riding 🚴♂️ + paddleboard and kayaking teenagers 🏄✅Southwest corner (Dongdan Station Exit H): carrier rocket + space station model + recoverable rocket 🚀📍Jianguomen ✅Northwest corner | Exit A of Jianguomen Station (Chang'an Grand Theater): Commemorating the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Long March 🚩 After enjoying the flower beds along Chang'an Avenue, if you have extra time, you can also arrange to visit Friendship Store for shopping and eating, Ritan Park to see the giant chrysanthemum cat, and admire the chrysanthemums 💐💡 Tips: ❶ To see the giant flower basket "Celebrating National Day and Blessing the Motherland" in Tiananmen Square, you need to make a reservation in advance 🍊 ❷ Cyclists cannot park at the flower bed intersections along Chang'an Avenue; they must park at designated parking areas ❸ The flower beds in Dongdan and Xidan are located at the four corners of the intersections, and there are underpasses/overpasses connecting them.
Autumn in Jiuzhaigou is the peak of beauty in Western Sichuan🍂! Mountains are painted in vibrant hues of red, orange, yellow, and green. Colorful forests reflect in the azure lakes, creating a natural oil painting effect. It is an unmissable autumn destination 👉 This Jiuzhaigou + Huanglong + Bipenggou + Dagu Glacier route features colorful forests, lakes, snow-capped mountains, and glaciers, capturing all the romance of autumn . 🏆 Jiuzhaigou · 6-day 5-night luxury vacation ✅ Private group | Small private group starting from 2 people, no group joining or rushing, flexible itinerary ✅ Luxury accommodation | 5-diamond hotels throughout, featuring colorful forest hot springs for a secluded getaway ✅ Luxury private car | Travel in a Voyah Dreamer luxury MPV, spacious and comfortable, with a gold-medal driver-guide ✅ Worry-free service | 24-hour airport pickup, one-on-one butler service, pure sightseeing with no shopping stops 🍁 Autumn viewing tips: Mid-October–early November is the golden period for viewing colorful forests . 🚗 Itinerary (customizable) D1: Chengdu airport pickup - Free time D2: Chengdu - Sanxingdui guided tour - Gurgou hot spring D3: Gurgou - Bipenggou - Yangronghade - Heishui D4: Heishui - Dagu Glacier - Songpan Ancient Town - Jiuzhaigou entrance D5: Full day in Jiuzhaigou - Chuanzhusi D6: Huanglong Scenic Area - Drop-off . 🏨 Luxury resort hotels: Ramada Hot Spring Resort (Gurgou Tourist Resort Branch) Located in the Miyaluo colorful forest belt of Western Sichuan. In autumn, the forests are vibrant. Features rare natural hot springs, private in-room hot spring baths♨️, and an Instagrammable infinity hot spring pool with snow-capped mountain views, perfect for photos Heishui Ga'er Manor A benchmark for Tibetan aesthetics. The buildings are scattered along the mountain, surrounded by colorful forests. Large floor-to-ceiling windows face snow-capped mountains and sea of clouds☁️. Experience Tibetan tea and Tibetan hot pot Wanda Yi Hotel Backed by green mountains, the environment is quiet. New Chinese-style courtyard design with scenery at every step. Whole-house oxygen supply, only a 15-minute drive from the Jiuzhaigou scenic area . 🍂 Must-visit autumn attractions: ✨ Jiuzhaigou: Interwoven azure lakes with reflections of red leaves and colorful forests. Rich color layers, scenery at every step ✨ Huanglong: Cascading calcified pools embedded in the valley, creating a picturesque scene with the autumn forests ✨ Bipenggou: Snow-capped mountains and colorful forests in one frame, like stepping into an autumn oil painting ✨ Dagu Glacier: Take the cable car to the 4,860m glacier summit. The scenery rivals Switzerland ✨ Sanxingdui: Explore ancient Shu ruins and engage with a mysterious civilization from 3,000 years ago ✨ Other experiences: ✔ Travel photography at Changhai Lake in Jiuzhaigou📷 ✔ Yangronghade cultural experience and guided tour ✔ Sanxingdui guided tour ✔ Zhenxiuge yak soup pot
Say no to cookie-cutter "Jiuzhaigou-only" trips! If you've already been, or want something different, listen up. Start with Jiuzhaigou, then continue with Gannan grasslands + stone city Tibetan villages + Yellow River sunset + magical sacred mountains + forest hot springs. Experience "lakes, colorful pools, grasslands, Tibetan villages, stone mountains, and hot springs" all in one trip! This is the ultimate "no backtracking" itinerary. · 🆚 Why is this route better than standard tours? ✅ More than just water—the landscape density is off the charts! Jiuzhaigou and Huanglong are just the appetizers. Next up: Ruoergai Flower Lake Wetland, the morning mist of Zhagana Stone City, Langmusi, the sunset at the First Bend of the Yellow River, Awancang Wetland, the magical stone mountains of Nianbaoyeze, and the colorful forests of Bipenggou. ✅ Curated hotels for every scene—no settling! Jiuzhaigou/Songpan: Jiuzhaigou Stargazing Hotel / Songzhou Ancient City No. 1 Courtyard Zhagana: Zhagana Yunjing Wild Lodge, with views of the stone mountain morning mist right from your window Aba: Azara Nomadic Aba Yiqiu Bipenggou: Bipenggou Mushan · — 🏔️ Hidden Gem Highlights | The real adventure begins after Jiuzhaigou 🗿 Nianbaoyeze | An oriental fantasy world Gray stone peaks pierce the sky like the spines of giant beasts, and the waters of Zhagaer Lake are a cool blue-green. It's like Middle-earth from "The Lord of the Rings" · 🏯 Zhagana | A stone city of the gods Surrounded by stone mountains like city walls, the golden roofs of Dongwa Village appear and disappear as the morning mist rises from the valley · 🌾 Awancang Wetland | A hidden masterpiece of the upper Yellow River Even more off the beaten path than Flower Lake. Climb the viewing platform to see winding rivers cutting through the grasslands, with Tibetan villages and temples in the distance · 🌅 First Bend of the Yellow River | A golden ribbon on the grasslands Arrive in the evening to watch the sunset paint the river gold · 🛕 Langmusi | A town of faith by the Bailong River The Bailong River divides Gansu and Sichuan, with two temples facing each other across the water. Climb Red Rock Cliff for a panoramic view · 🍁 Bipenggou | A four-season gallery of Western Sichuan In autumn, the colorful forests reflect in Longwanghai Lake, and the boardwalks around Panyang Lake are lined with golden larches. Accessible by sightseeing bus—perfect for a relaxed trip · — 🗺️ Itinerary at a glance D1 Arrive in Chengdu, private airport transfer D2 Chengdu → Panda Base/Sanxingdui → Jiuzhaigou D3 Jiuzhaigou day tour D4 Jiuzhaigou → Huanglong → Songpan Ancient City D5 Songpan → Ruoergai Grassland → Flower Lake → Zhagana D6 Zhagana → Langmusi → First Bend of the Yellow River → Awancang Wetland → Aba D7 Aba → Nianbaoyeze → Bipenggou Hot Spring Hotel D8 Bipenggou Scenic Area → Airport transfer in Chengdu · — 📮 Want to customize this Sichuan-Gansu hidden gem route? Inquire below, or tap the product card below to view details
This hotel is located near Chunxi Road in downtown Chengdu, offering a prime location with convenient transportation, while also showing exceptional attention to detail in its design. The hotel occupies the 48th floor and above. Stepping into the lobby, you are immediately immersed in the rich charm of the Republic of China era. The entire space feels like a living theme museum, featuring an understated, sophisticated, and elegant color palette, with every facility detail perfectly echoing the overall environment. Entering the guest room area, you will discover many thoughtful touches. The design blends local Chengdu characteristics with the Republic of China style; the corridors are adorned with Bashu cultural decor related to Sanxingdui, and old Chengdu place names like Jiuyanqiao, Chadianzi, and Yanshikou appear throughout the rooms, creating a truly immersive atmosphere. The guest rooms continue this cohesive design aesthetic, featuring a pillow menu for a customized sleep experience and soft down duvets—a welcome departure from heavy cotton quilts. Toiletries are by Jo Malone, the same brand used by Emirates, and the minibar is stocked with Bama Boquan water, exuding refinement in every detail. The hardware is high-end, and the service is equally commendable. Breakfast is served buffet-style, incorporating authentic Sichuan flavors—the Bo Bo Chicken is highly recommended. During the meal, staff are attentive to your table, clearing plates promptly while striking the perfect balance between attentiveness and discretion. Overall, the hotel offers upscale hardware and amenities, with service that is thoughtful and attentive without being intrusive. It is well-suited for those who appreciate design and are seeking a high-quality stay
The commentary at the Sanxingdui Museum was fantastic! The guide Ms 张敏 was highly professional. The explanation was rich and vivid, giving us a deep understanding of the ancient Shu civilization, and the pacing throughout the tour was well-managed. I am very satisfied with this guided service, highly recommended!)
Anonymous userThe Sanxingdui Archaeological Site Park is mainly composed of three exhibition areas, namely "Western City Wall Relics", "Yan Family Courtyard·Moon Bay" and "Sanxingdui·Sacrificial Pit·Archaeological Work Station", and the Sanxingdui Museum, which basically displays the cultural features and development level of the ancient Shu culture. In 2010, the Sanxingdui Archaeological Site Park became one of the first "National Archaeological Site Parks".
不吃香菜的牛排骨Sanxingdui Site – The Origin of the Yangtze River Civilization, a Site That Shook the World. Located on the south bank of the Yazi River in Guanghan City, Sichuan Province, the site covers an area of 12 km², with the core ancient city covering approximately 3.6 km². It is the largest, most complete, and longest-lasting ancient Shu capital site discovered in Southwest China to date. Latest Archaeological Progress (to be released in 2025): Precise Dating: Sacrificial pits 3, 4, 6, and 8 have a 95.4% probability of dating to 1201–1012 BC (Late Shang Dynasty). Artifacts from pits 1, 2, 3, 7, and 8 can be pieced together, confirming they were buried at the same time. New Casting Techniques: The "core-strip core support" bronze casting method was discovered for the first time, filling a gap in Chinese Bronze Age technology. Gold Usage: The total weight of unearthed gold artifacts exceeds 2 kg, the highest in China for the same period; gold masks and gold foil ornaments were refined using a gold-silver alloy and ash blowing method. Silk Traces: Silk residue was detected in multiple sacrificial pits, proving that people wore gold and brocade 3,000 years ago. Key artifacts: A large bronze mask (131 cm wide, weighing 131 catties, the world's largest Shang Dynasty bronze mask); a gold-masked bronze human head (42.5 cm, made from gold-plated wood, with openwork eyes and eyebrows); and over 5,000 other artifacts including a bronze sacred tree, a bird-shaped bronze bell, ivory carvings, and jade cong, showcasing the unique cosmology of the ancient Shu Kingdom. Sanxingdui buried the ancient Shu Kingdom's gold mask, bronze sacred tree, and silk sacrificial robes in late Shang Dynasty sacrificial pits. Their discovery today serves as the most dazzling evidence that the Yangtze and Yellow Rivers are both part of the mother river of Chinese civilization.
难 得糊 涂The Chengdu research base of giant panda breeding is really good to visit if you don’t have much time in Chengdu! I entered 8am through the western gate, as it’s quieter than the south entry. I chose to do a walking route, not the shuttle. The initial area in panda valley did not have many pandas and the glass barriers outside had condensate so you couldn’t see through even if you wanted. So this area was a bit disappointing but after moving onto the panda Forrest area the scenery was better and there was LOTS of pandas to see eating and being active, GO EARLY! I went the west > south route as I didn’t care to see Huahua, the lines can get busy and by the time I got to the South Gate there was lots of tours, students on school trips etc. entering from the west ment I had a bit of time to myself and low crowds!
FitzpTravels真的太震撼了，三星堆充满了神秘，真是不虚此行啊！四川是个好地方，景色非常的优美，充满了文化底蕴，让人心旷神怡，浮想联翩，不愧是大自然的鬼斧神工啊，让我看到了如此美景！
天地男儿007An absolutely magical place—a marvel—that left me feeling very relaxed.I highly recommend it.
Andres2896This hot spring hotel is amazing! The private bath is incredibly private, and the water is smooth and comfortable, leaving you feeling relaxed and relaxed. The room was clean and elegant, and the bedding was soft and comfortable. The breakfast was varied, with authentic local specialties. The staff was warm and attentive, and I'd definitely stay again.
M53***09A very exquisite small park, with pavilions, corridors, red walls, pagodas, artificial lakes, rockery, botanical gardens, rich content, and it can be seen that it is managed seriously. A small city with such an exquisite small park shows that it has some heritage. One side of the park is surrounded by the old city wall, and you can take a walk on the city wall. On the other side, it is close to the Confucian Temple of Guanghan, which is larger than the Confucian Temples in other small places and well protected. Confucius sat well inside. It closed very early and was sent out by the uncle at five o'clock. Go straight out of the back door of the park and turn right at the first intersection. There is a well-known pot cake shop. It is estimated that the meat is better to eat now. The brown sugar one is too hard to bite. If you don't turn right and go straight to the second intersection, there is a Sanxingdui theme post office. It's so annoying. I turned back ten meters away from here. The next time I saw this post office, I was sitting on a bus and whizzing past! By the way, that park may be more comfortable in summer, with large lotus flowers. If you spend most of the day in Sanxingdui, it would be a good idea to take bus No. 6 to this small park and the surrounding area for an hour or two, and then take another bus to the high-speed rail station!
美花狸尾豆OK for leisure and arts... If you know the history and du fu poems... Huge place for walking aournd... Less crowds
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