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.

  Guangxi Museum of Nationalities is located in the Qingxiu Mountain Scenic Area near the Yongjiang River. The Museum is themed on the minority cultures of Guangxi and it shows how 12 native ethnic groups live harmoniously. Immersed in the exhibition, you will enjoy the Beiliu bronze drum of the West Han Dynasty, which was considered as the king of Chinese bronze drum, appreciate the 12 aboriginal minorities’ customs, festivals, clothing, and architecture, experience the precious historical relics, such as bronze ware, pottery ware, porcelain ware, bamboo and wooden articles, jade ware, glass utensil, and lacquer ware, and share the cultural achievements Guangxi ethnic minorities have made with their hardworking, intelligence and solidarity. The exhibition adopts both the dynamic and static methods to display, combining the wording, materials, live-scene, and pictures. There not only have the common displaying method of audio-vedio and multimedia equipments, but also has the auto broadcasting navigation service.

bus No. W8  at the entrance

Huangpu Village,originally known as “Fengpu”, “Huangpu” and “ Huangzhou”,was the places where the ships from around the world converged as early a time as the song dynasty.
During 1757 to 1842 in Qing Dynasty,Huangpu village port was the only chinese port that was permitted to carry out foreign trade. thus Huangpu village grew into one of the world major’s centers.cultural relics including the original port,ancestral temples,acient streets and unique taoist temples all bear witnesses to the villages’ cultural development in the past several hundreds years.what is more,the unique linnan habits and customs and innumerable historical anecdotes about the history of the village have added much folk lore to its culture.

Metro 2 to xinggandong then change to bus NO.2

Nanning’s Confucius temple: located at the foothills of Qingxiu Mountain scenic spot. Nanning Confucius Temple was established in the Northern Song Dynasty (1049-1054). The newly built Confucian Temple is one of the biggest Confucian Temple in Lingnan and Guangxi area. Confucius Temple means not just a temple. Confucius is a great educator in ancient China and his idea on education influenced several graduations. Even now Chinese students recite the well-known articles and sayings. There was an old preserved building where scholars took their imperial examination. Here you'll feel like you've immersed yourself in Chinese traditional Confucian culture and history.

bus No. W8  at the entrance

Postcode:517000 Opened :2010 Number of rooms:921

The Mels Weldon Evergreen Lake Heyuan Hotel (Wanlvhu Meisi Wei'er'dun Jiudian)is nestled at the foot of a mountain, edged by the Wanlu Lake. All rooms are appointed with balconies where guests can take in stunning views of the lake and mountain. 

Guests will discover a delightful selection of Cantonese, Sichuan, Shanghai and Kejia dishes along with seafood in the Chinese restaurant. Guests with a preference for international food can check out the Japanese restaurant and the Western restaurant. 

The grand banquet hall is great for large events and business travelers will also find a number of small and medium meeting rooms at their disposal.

For fun guests can enjoy the indoor pool, tennis courts, gym and massage center just to name a few options.

Postcode:517000 Opened :2005 Number of rooms:245 Redecorated: 2015

A ten-minute drive from the Wanlu Lake National Scenic Area and Guishan Hill, the 5-star Great International Hotel (Heyuan Xiangfeng Guoji Jiudian) is located at the intersection of the Dongjiang and Xinfengjiang Rivers in central Heyuan.

The hotel’s stylish rooms come fitted with wall-mounted flat screen TVs and a range of modern conveniences designed with the guest’s comfort in mind.

Guests can dine on either Chinese, Japanese or Western cuisine at the hotel’s on-site restaurants which boasts world-class chefs and a range of dishes to suit any palate.

Functional and business orientated, this hotel offers a currency exchange desk, ticket reservation, various meeting rooms and a business center, with professional staff in place to ensure all events go off without a hitch.

With the guest’s comfort a priority, the hotel provides a health spa with a range of sauna and massage services, an outdoor swimming pool, and a professional gym.

Postcode:529000 Opened :2008 Number of rooms:522

The Gladden Hotel (Mingguan Jinkaiyue Dajiudian) is 9 minutes by car to Zhuhai airport. Diners can enjoy eating at the Chinese and Western restaurant facilities. A lobby bar, coffee shop, and bar are available at the Jiangmen hotel. Those traveling on business can utilize the meeting rooms and business center. Guests can relax with a massage, or head to the sauna or spa. Recreational activities include karaoke, a gym, an outdoor swimming pool, a nightclub, billiards, and an indoor swimming pool. Wi-Fi in public areas and free parking are available at the Jiangmen hotel.

Postcode:529000 Opened :2014 Number of rooms:325

Located on Jiangmen’s main avenue in the new Central Business District, the luxurious Wanda Realm hotel offers spacious accommodation, tempting onsite dining and fantastic business and leisure facilities. The hotel is connected to the Wanda Plaza Shopping Mall, providing exciting leisure activities, many shops and the well-known Wanda Kidsplace. Jiangmen also provides numerous scenic spots, and from here it’s easy to access the cities of Guangzhou and Shenzhen via the nearby high-speed train. 

Guests can choose from of four innovative wining and dining venues, including the all-day dining option in Café Realm, with its international buffet and fine western a la carte menu, and the Grab & Go breakfast in the morning. Indulge yourself with BBQ and Shao Mai in the Hong Kong kitchen on the first floor, or treat your friends and colleagues to a meal in the signature restaurant ZHEN. This restaurant features ten private dining rooms and one public room and offers a range of authentic Cantonese and local dishes. After all of this, you can unwind with a cigar or a glass of wine with live music in the lobby lounge.

About Huang Feihong (Wong Fei-hung)

Wong Fei-hung (July 9, 1847 – May 24, 1924) was a Chinese martial artist, physician, acupuncturist and revolutionary who became a folk hero and the subject of numerous films and television series. He was considered an expert in the Hung Gar style of Chinese martial arts. Wong is visibly the most famous Hung Gar practitioner in modern times. As such, his lineage has received the most attention. As a physician, Wong practiced and taught acupuncture and other forms of traditional Chinese medicine in Po-chi-lam (寶芝林), his private clinic in Foshan, Guangdong. A museum dedicated to him was built in Foshan. Wong's most famous disciples included Wong Hon-hei (his son), Lam Sai-wing, Leung Foon, Dang Fong, Wong Sai-wing and Ling Wan-kai. Wong was also associated with "Beggar So" of the Ten Tigers of Canton.