Chengdu Travel Guide | Travel with Giant Pandas in this city of red walls and green tiles

| Wander with giant pandas in this city of red walls and green tiles. ▪️Chengdu ifs Chengdu IFS International Financial Center Here, don't miss the giant panda on the rooftop 🐼 Whenever I came to Chengdu before, I would come here to take a photo. Maybe there were too many people taking photos, so when I went there this time, I found that there were security personnel on the scene to maintain order, and everyone was queuing up to take photos in an orderly manner. It is actually quite fun to look up at the giant panda's butt from downstairs. ▪️Panda Valley Panda Valley Finally came to Chengdu to see the giant pandas🐼 Several years ago, I came to the Chengdu Panda Base to see the giant pandas. This time we chose the Panda Valley near Dujiangyan. I heard that there would be fewer people there than at the Panda Base, but there would be more pandas. We went there before noon. Some pandas were seen dozing off, some were walking in the yard, and some were eating bamboo. I think all pandas are so cute. You can also see red pandas at the end, but it depends on your luck because red pandas are free-range. If they are all in the mountains, you may not be able to see them. When we went up, we saw a few red pandas coming down to look for food, but they were still a bit far away. There are peacocks at the entrance, they are also free-range and will walk with you, but don’t touch them, be aware of the importance of protecting them. ▪️Mount Qingcheng Mount Qingcheng The top is where you will reach Laojun Pavilion. Because the altitude is over 1200 meters, the view is unobstructed. It is very fairy-like, with the mountain shrouded in mist. I can't help but sigh that the world is so big and nature is so magical. Let’s talk about the places that are not worth visiting: 1. If you are traveling with a tour group or taking the high-speed rail, you must buy a sightseeing bus ticket because the one-way trip is 4 kilometers and walking is very tiring. 2. You also have to take the cable car back and forth. 3. You can buy a one-way ticket for Yuecheng Lake, which actually means just crossing to the other side. The distance is not far, and it seems like you can just walk along the edge, so it shouldn’t take long. 4. Mount Qingcheng is mainly a Taoist temple, and you can see a lot on the way to the top. 5. There is no Bai Suzhen under Qingcheng Mountain. The 1986 version of Journey to the West was filmed here. ▪️Du Fu Thatched Cottage Du Fu Thatched Cottage Almost every inch of land is surrounded by green shade 🌳, lush and green, which is very comfortable to the eyes 👀. There are red walls and green tiles, plus the environment of towering bamboo forest. The combination of red and green makes it very artistic to take photos. The thatched house is also unique. The descriptions in the books are all presented before my eyes. I can't wait to recite a poem by Du Fu: Two orioles sing in the green willows, and a line of egrets fly in the blue sky. ▪️Jinli Jinli Ancient Street I feel that Jinli is a tourist attraction that I will visit every time I go back to Chengdu. I remember when I first went there, I was obsessed with the snack street inside and could eat from start to finish. Next time I go there, I will browse the shops, buy some Zhang Fei beef, and visit the Wuhou Temple next door. The next few times I went there, I found that it looked better at night. The further you go into Jinli, the more lively the scenery becomes: people sit and drink tea and chat, lanterns everywhere add to the charm, and strolling through the alleys on the bridge is so relaxing!