Why visit Chengdu?
Chengdu combines relaxed charm with dynamic urban energy, known for its teahouses, leafy streets, and famous giant panda conservation centres. You can explore a city that balances centuries of history with a thriving creative and culinary scene.
What to expect
The city is made up of wide boulevards, intimate alleyways, and modern districts lined with glass towers. Around Tianfu Square, Chunxi Road, and Kuanzhai Alley, you will find a mix of traditional courtyards, contemporary galleries, and lively cafés that give the city its distinctive rhythm.
Plan your trip
Chengdu is a convenient base for wider adventures in Sichuan, from highland landscapes to historic towns. With strong rail and air links across the region, you can combine time in the city with day trips or longer journeys into the surrounding mountains and river valleys.