Jinsha ruins at the beginning of the 21st century is China's first major archaeological discoveries, this is a site of the era of chow, unearthed from the ruins of the same period in the world the most intensive ivory, the most abundant of the gold and jade. One of the most famous is the "sunbird" gold leaf in the fourth exhibition hall, which is identified as the symbol of China's cultural heritage and the image of chengdu city.

Are interested, also can pay the 4 d films "becomes sands", or go to see the world's first sands theatre in the evening at the site of the archaeological sites of the musical "sands", in which, the audience like through the "tunnel of time and space" back to the ancient shu kingdom 3000 years ago.

Founded in 1911, the people's park is a streetheart park. It has always been a place for people to enjoy tea and leisure in chengdu. Only when you see the people's park can you truly appreciate the lifestyle of the "leisure capital", which is always full of people under the green shade of the sun. Sit down here, the best way is in the teahouse, called a cup of tea, reading a book in the afternoon, daydreaming or chat with friends, enjoy the authentic chengdu slow life, you will suddenly feel good happy life.

Sichuan opera is night entertainment in Chengdu tour, it is very famous in China, “Face-changing”, is known as one of the most fascinating artistic charms of Sichuan opera. 

Behind Wangfujin Department Store, 8min walking from Bus No 4 stop, 10min walking from Subway Chunxilu station Gate D.

Veranda Bridge Restaurant is locaed at Anshun Bridge over the crossing of Fu River and Nan River . it is the only restaurant in on a bridge in Chengdu , even in China at large . Main body of the building is imitation of antique Ming and  Qing Dynasty stule . it blends the essence of Bashu Cuisine with architectures of national characteristics . 

with luxurious interior design and boundless view, Veranda Bridge Restaurant offers its best when lights are lit n the night . it is a good choice to dine and to savor the city . 

With over three hundered shopping outlets, office buildings, hospitality, and commercial entities accomodated within, the 760,000 sqm IFS Mall can truly be called 'GIANT". As can be the massive Panda sculputure seen to be scaling the bulding's facade like a burgler in the night, making the mall a free standing work of art.

All the varities expected to be found in an up-scale venue are available to shoppers. Famous jewelry, high-end fashion, watches, shoes, bags and everything in between. Chinese, and well known International brands display, and provide all manner of choices for all manner of tastes, price ranges, age groups, and genders. More than 90 distinctly Chengdu brand name outlets complete the ensemble, with some shoppers saying their particular offerings of select Chengdu merchandise such as Shu embriodery or intricately woven bamboo covered tea sets possibly making the IFS mall the best there is.

Located in Chengdu's down-town Chunxi Road district the IFS mall not only provides for a one-stop shoping experience, but also offers great distractions for non-shoppers alike. Ice skating on an absolutley beautiful indoor rink, a global food court, or even the IMAX theater, or sharing a beverage from the roof top bar STREAM while being spied on by a Giant Panda, all make for a really fun day or evening at the IFS Mall.

Address: Chunxi Road Pedestrian Street.
Located at Hongxing Road and Dasisi Road cross-roads.

Getting there by bus
Buses; 3-4-58-81 & 98, get off at Hongxing Road
Buses; 18-152-166, get off at North Shamao Street
Buses; 10-43-47-56-68-76-104-237-& 335, get off at Shamao Street
Buses; 20-37, get off at Hongxing Road Plaza North

Getting there by subway
Metro Line 2 to Chunxi Road Station

Of the many words used by visitors to describe Chengdu's wide and narrow lanes known as Kuanzhai, we think wonderful is amongst the best. Wonderful, describes the remodeled Hutongs, or courtyard houses of the district which are most typically indentified with Beijing. Wonderful correctly describes the architectural styles that have been most faithfully maintained, with beautiful doors, roof-lines, gardens, and the structural elements utilized by craftsmen of a time long gone by.

Wonderful equally well describes the collection of chic boutiques, eateries, souvenir, and craft shops  interlaced with bars, restaurants, hotels, and more than a fair share of red lanterns, and street performers.

Kuan, Zhai, and Jing lanes come together as Kuanzhai Alley, resulting in a not to be missed, easy to get to Chengdu City attraction. Kuanxiangzi Street being perhaps the most likey spot to be dropped off by taxi. Upon arrival you will find a large map displaying the area lay-out. Generally speaking, visitors entering from here usually stroll northwards along Kuan Alley, reach the end, and return southwards along Zhai, and then back north along Jing to exit. "Jing lane" was once known as "Well Lane" due to the old well sistuated at the western end of the alley. "Zhai" still refers to lane's narrowness, and "Kuan" means fat or wide.The noncomformists zigzag between all three main lanes by way of the many interconnecting alleys, hoping not to get too confused, but having a great time exploring this amazing place.

By day or by night, the lanes of Kuan will keep everyone busy, whether it's studying the amazing photographs, and original art framing many of the sidewalks to offer viewers images of past, and present Kuanzhai. For you, it maybe enjoying the flavours of a local speciality Dan Dan noodles, or fine dining at one of the many courtyard restaurants, or enjoying a coffee, or something a little stronger, at one of the sylized establishements with out-door seating. Still others will be intrigued by the professional "ear-cleaners" plying their trade amongst the laneways. Others come to choose from a large selection of Sichuan (Shu) embroidery available at specialty stores dotted amongst those offering high-end fasions. Many simply come to learn about, walk down, photograph, and or simply admire the historical lanes of Kuanzhai.

Erwang Temple 

Erwang Temple is located at the foot of Mt.Yulei Temple to commemorate Duyu, Shu king originally, moved to Pixian county during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. the original temple changed to worship Libing.

In Song Dynasty , Libing and his son were conferred on king one after another . it is  an ancient building group to enjoy great prerstige all over the country. it includes five main characteristics: firstly it covers a little area, only 10072 square meters; secondly, the building density is great, nearly 60%; thirdly , it pays a little attention to middle axis symmetry, which does not consort with the basic characteristics of the Chinese ancient buildings; fourth, height difference up and down is great, for 63 meters; fifth, the scale is magnificent and its distribution is compact . 

The Jinsha Museum, opened in 2007, is located at the site of the Jinsha Ruins, China's most significant recent archaeological discovery. Discovered in 2001, it consists of a five-square kilometer area that was found to contain important relics of an ancient kingdom that predated Chinese settlement in the area. Relics such as the Sun and immortal Bird Gold ornament, as well as sacrificial areas, residences, and graveyards among others can be found here. The 6,000 cultural relics in gold, bronze, jade, stone, ivory, and lacquer unearthed here, as well as thousands of pottery shards and about 1,000 buck teeth of wild boards and antlers, not only proved further the political, economic and cultural significance of the ancient Kingdom of Shu, which once dominated the region, but also that the roots Chinese civilization could have originated in Central Asia as well as the Yangtze River area. In fact, some believe that aliens inhabited the ancient kingdom.