Emeishan Teddy Bear Hotel is located in the famous tourist attraction, the world natural and cultural heritage of the Mount Emei, Baoguo Temple scenic area, Emeishan Teddy Bear Hotel has been recommended by the famous foreign travel magazine "Lonely Planet Guidebook", "The Rough Guide", "Let's go", "Routard" and "key AA Guide". and it has long been praised by domestic and foreign backpackers and travel team.

it will never make you disappointed , it is located in Wuhou Street, near Jinli Ancient Street and Wuhou Shrine. The ground floor of this restaurant is soup pot with mushroom, or Chinese hurbs, both are very good for health,  and the second floor is Sichuan dishes, where you can try very good local Sichuan food, and snacks, very elegant dishes and very good service, and the enviroment is very beautiful inside the restaurant, very special

 

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add@Prince offers a delectable range of dining options; it is an urban bistro, cafe and the ultimate buffet destination.  World-class specialty cuisines go on centre stage with signature Cantonese, Japanese and Pan Asian delicacies. Add is short for all day dining and long on added value.

Built by the French in 1865 and named after Karl Friedrich August Gutzlaff, who was one of the earliest European visitors to Shanghai, the Signal Tower was originally located at the foot of Yan’an Road East in the part of the Bund that once belonged to the French Concession. It was rebuilt in 1884 and 1907. The French used the Signal Tower to transmit weather reports from the Jesuit run Zikawei Observatory at Xujiahui to ships at sea. It continued to serve this function until 1956. The Signal Tower was moved 22.4 meters to its current location in 1993, and in 1999 it underwent a full restoration, after which it was reopened as a museum and café.