Chengdu International Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park

成都国际非物质文化遗产博览园

The International Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park brings together the essence of the world's intangible cultural heritage. With colorful intangible cultural heritage, it integrates multiple interactions to inspire infinite joy and excitement, colorful charm, and fashionable trends. The rich and colorful intangible cultural heritage and colorful folk arts have long been the host of various exhibitions, conferences, and running activities.

Attractions Location: No. 610, Section 2, Guanghua Avenue, Qingyang District, Chengdu, Sichuan Province

Tickets: free

Opening hours:
09:00-21:00 (Monday to Sunday, January 1st - December 31st)

Transportation:
Bus route: Take Bus No. 22, 239, 309 or 319 to International Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park Station (bus stop) and it is within walking distance.

Time reference: More than 3 hours

Recommended itinerary for Chengdu International Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park tours

1-day tour: in-depth experience of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park

All day: Take Metro Line 4 to the Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park Station, visit the three major theme pavilions + the international handicraft exhibition area

A global intangible cultural heritage feast, focusing on experiencing more than 600 intangible cultural heritage projects from 60 countries

Accommodation: Intangible Cultural Heritage Boya Hotel; Food: Sichuan Style Intangible Cultural Heritage Snack Banquet

Souvenirs: Malaysian batik cloth, Qiang embroidery pendants

2-day tour: Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park-Jinsha Ruins Line

Day 1: Main exhibition area of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park
Day 2: Take bus to Jinsha Site Museum (30 minutes), visit the Sun Bird Gold Ornament

A dialogue between contemporary intangible cultural heritage and ancient Shu civilization

Accommodation: Atour Hotel, Jinsha Ruins; Food: Sanxingdui Bronze Mask Biscuits

Souvenirs: Sun Bird gold foil bookmark, ancient Shu pattern silk scarf

3-day tour: Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park-Qingcheng Mountain Line

Day 1: International Exhibition Area of Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park
Day 2: Take the train to Qingcheng Mountain Station (40 minutes), experience Taoist Dongjing music
Day 3: Dujiangyan Irrigation Project (30 minutes’ drive)

The deep collision between world intangible cultural heritage and dual heritage

Accommodation: Six Senses Qingcheng Mountain; Food: Taoist Health Banquet

Souvenirs: Dongtian Milk Wine, Qingcheng Taoist Tea

4-day tour: Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park-Le'e Line

Day1-2: Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park (including the special exhibition of Malaysia, the guest country of honor)
Day 3: High-speed rail to Leshan (1 hour), observe the restoration techniques of the Giant Buddha
Day 4: Baoguo Temple, Mount Emei (30 minutes by scenic area bus)

A journey to protect intangible cultural heritage and inherit Buddhist culture

Accommodation: Emeishan Huanxi Wuyan B&B; Food: Vegetarian carvings

Souvenirs: Emei monkey wood carvings, Leshan Jiajiang New Year paintings

5-Day Tour: Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park-Jiuzhaigou Loop

Day1: Traditional Medicine Exhibition Area of Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park
Day 2: Fly to Jiuzhaigou Huanglong Airport (1 hour), experience Tibetan thangka
Day 3-5: Jiuzhaigou Intangible Cultural Heritage Village (2 hours drive)

A complete closed loop from urban exhibition halls to living intangible cultural heritage

Accommodation: Jiuzhaigou Tibetan style homestay; Food: Qiang ethnic hot pot

Souvenirs: Tibetan medicinal mud masks, Baima Tibetan paper-cuts

6-Day Tour: Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park-West Sichuan Line

Day1-2: Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park (including the guest city exhibition of Bari, Italy)
Day 3: Dujiangyan Water Release Festival Intangible Cultural Heritage (1 hour drive)
Day 4-6: Danba Tibetan Village (5 hours drive) Experience the construction skills of Diaolou

Comparative study of international intangible cultural heritage and national skills

Accommodation: Danba Ancient Tower B&B; Food: Jiarong Tibetan Tsampa

Souvenirs: Tibetan silver forgings, Diaolou models

7-Day Tour: Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park-Daocheng Line

Day1-3: Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park (including the Global Food Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition Area)
Day 4: Fly to Daocheng (1.5 hours), experience Tibetan black pottery
Day 5-7: Yading Village (1 hour by car) to investigate the intangible cultural heritage of the pastoral area

The ultimate exploration from exhibition space to original ecological heritage

Accommodation: Aden Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection Station; Food: Butter Tea Making Experience

Souvenirs: Tibetan incense making kit, King Gesar singing recording

User Reviews

By Gypsophila |

The venue is large and most of it is vacant houses, making it ideal for sports, leisure and sunbathing.

Photo taken on 2017.10.05

By Little Overlord# |

The most interesting part of this trip to Chengdu is the Panda Base, which is really worth recommending. There are all kinds of giant pandas. I went there during the Dragon Boat Festival. There were so many people that I didn't see the pandas at all, but people. The pandas are really cute. You must see the Moon Pavilion and the Sun Pavilion, where there are pandas as small as suckling. We took the bus, which was very convenient. After we came out, we took the scenic area through bus to Kuanzhai Alley, which only cost 10 yuan.

By Playhouse |

As a running enthusiast, I have basically run in all venues in Chengdu. The trails are the most open, and the scenery along the way is beautiful. The buildings and natural landscapes in each area are unique. The most important thing is that Metro Line 4 reaches the park. There are often running events sponsored by big brands in spring and summer, and the 2017 Bubble Run Chengdu Station is still fresh in my memory.

By ASDA |

It's so bad, there's nothing there, only handicrafts can be experienced on Sundays, damn, very boring

By Because the wind blows through the roses |

Went there for the puppet festival. It was OK. If there was no puppet festival, it would be just so-so.

By S Rainbow Candy🌈 |

I went there the day after I went to Happy Valley. They were preparing for a concert called "Big Love". The scenery inside was pretty good, with some unique buildings, which was suitable for taking photos.

By Hell Queen |

Can I say that I went there for the annual International Food Festival? Okay, I am a foodie.

By Flowing smoothly |

Chengdu International Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park is the only intangible cultural heritage expo park in China. The park is so big that the roads in the park seem to be open. Cars pass by from time to time. In such a large park, I am the only one walking slowly in the sun, enjoying the sunshine alone.

I went at the wrong time. The main exhibition area of intangible cultural heritage on the second floor was not open. The first floor was open, but there was only one store open. The lights were not on and it was dark. Haha, who told me to come at the wrong time.

By Steven |

In fact, the popularity of "intangible cultural heritage" is not very high at present. Perhaps in order to increase its popularity, this year's "International Intangible Cultural Heritage Expo Park" held the "Chengdu New Year Flowers"