Chengdu is a city growing up near the water. Its urban pattern, mountain routes, and cultural relics are all full of interest and wit in life.
Chengdu has always been inextricably linked with flowers. In every street, there are vendors selling flowers with strings of flowers. You can smell the fragrance of flowers ten steps away. The best travel season in Chengdu is from March to June or from September to November, which is neither hot nor cold, and is suitable for traveling.
Shuangliu Airport in Chengdu has been connected to all parts of the country, including overseas routes. There are two railway stations, which basically lead to all parts of the country, and cars are more developed. They are a major transit station in China. Public transportation in the city extends in all directions. The fare varies from 1 yuan to several yuan. You can also take a taxi. The starting price is 8 yuan.
People in Chengdu like spicy food, and spicy food is also the main food. The famous ones are Mapo Tofu, Couple's Lung Slices, Second Sister Rabbit Dice, Long Wonton, Zhong Dumplings, and Bean Jelly. The Food Street has Yangxi Line Food Street and Wangping Food Street, which are all very distinctive.
There are more specialties, such as Sichuan brocade, bamboo weaving, silk carpets, hot sauce, etc., which you can't imagine. There is nothing Chengdu can't do.
Chengdu people love spicy food, and their natural character is very straightforward, so it is natural that entertainment industry is indispensable. There are mainly three bar streets, Yulin Life Square, Bauhinia Hollywood Square, etc. in the downtown area of Chengdu. There are also many tea houses in Chengdu, including Shunxing old tea houses, Kuanhe tea houses, and some tea houses.
Accommodation in Chengdu is very convenient, and hotels are everywhere. However, if you want to travel conveniently, you'd better live in the urban area. If you want to live more affordable, you can choose youth hostels, small hotels, etc., which are also safe and reliable.
