In March, I said I would go to Chengdu

Number of days: 5 days
Time: March
Average cost: 2000 yuan
With whom: With friends
The author went to these places: Chengdu Wuhou Temple Panda Base Dujiangyan Qingchengshan Leshan Emei Mountain Liu's Manor Kuanzhai Alley People's Park Chunxi Road Nine Eyes Bridge
Updated: 2020.12.06

In March, we secretly went to Chengdu for work. Hurriedly turned to Chengdu, and in March, I recommend the local loquat and rake orange, which are sweet and taste great.
This is really a trip to go, in a hurry, we didn't do a strategy, think of where to go.

This is the first meal in Chengdu. I heard that it is a famous chain store, and there are many people who eat there, and the taste is quite good. The first meal didn't work.

Due to work needs, we live near the Wuhou Temple, and the location is okay. From the hotel through Minzu University is the Wuhou Temple. There weren't many people who went early in the morning, but there were more people when they came out. (It's a long time ago, I have forgotten the specific introduction, it is recommended to scan the code on WeChat to listen to the explanation for free)

The Wuhou Temple came out of Jinli. In March, during the non-holiday period, there were a lot of people.

The weather is a little cold, so let's have a bowl of fat rice rolls first. Delicious and stomach-warming.

remedy after eating the sad jelly, three cannons.

It is soft and chewy, and the outside is soybean flour wrapped in glutinous rice cakes. Personally, I think it's sweet but not greasy.

fried cicada pupae that a friend specially wanted to eat. I deliberately plucked up the courage to taste one, but in fact, I was so scared that I didn't know what it tasted like, it was said to be crispy and fragrant.

feels domineering.

Wealth makes us meet.

closes at 18 o'clock, free for those over 60 years old. 50 yuan ticket, we thought it was expensive in front of the door and there was not enough time to turn, so we didn't go in, but people over 60 years old went in. (Unfortunately)

ate small noodles at the door for dinner, and the taste was also good.

The next day

, go to the travel agency next to the Wuhou Temple, there is a special sightseeing bus to go to the giant panda base and Dujiangyan, which is very convenient.

There is breakfast in the parking lot.

This turned out to be giant panda poop!!!!

Dujiangyan is very worth visiting, and the scenery of the scenic spot is good. I went there to understand the greatness of this project, which was absolutely shocking.

We older people can't come up here, but I recommend that you still climb up, the scenery above is unique.(I'm wearing leather shoes, and my feet are about to break)

Out of Dujiangyan, there was a street singer singing folk songs on this side of the ancient street, and we sat in the pavilion and listened to it, which was very atmospheric.

I heard that Dujiangyan is not far from Qingcheng Mountain, but we had something to do at night, so we didn't go to Qingcheng Mountain to see it.

On the third day, we went to Leshan and Mount Emei in a group (don't worry about it, but you can't choose where to go).

Go to Leshan first, because it is a dry season, so there are no boats on the river. (You can see the panoramic view of the Buddha statue by boat)

You can walk to the head of the Buddha. But the Buddha is under maintenance, and the Buddha's body cannot be seen, nor can it go down to the Buddha's feet.

In the evening, we had hot pot (group meal) on an ancient street and went to see a local program after the meal.

Overall, the group is very convenient, the cost performance is okay, and the experience is good.

At night, he lived at the foot of Mount Emei.

On the fourth day, we had seniors, so we chose the shorter route. (not short)

I still rented cotton clothes at the bottom of the mountain, and there was snow on the mountain, so it was cold. (Be sure to wear sneakers, bring your own umbrella, I don't feel like you need a raincoat)

The fog on the mountain is super heavy, and the whole Buddha's body is covered with mysterious colors.

fairy mist lingers.

Under the uninhabited eaves, a row of cute little puddles, lonely and clean.

Do cable car down the mountain. This is the home of our guide.

The guide took us to his relative's house to buy specialties. The price is relatively fair, but it is not cheap either.

There are many restaurants and B&Bs down the mountain. There is a feeling of thousands of lights behind the lanterns.

On the fifth day, go to see the Jianchuan Museum and Liu's Manor. (Book tickets from the travel agency next to the Wuhou Temple)

After breakfast in the ancient town, go to the museum.

The museum is super large, and there are several collections, which is really a paradise for military enthusiasts. There is a sightseeing car inside, but it took a long time to come to one. Some collections brought tears to our eyes when we saw it, which was very educational. Pigs are strong and still live inside.

In the afternoon, I went to see Liu's Manor, right next to the Jianchuan Museum. The

elders who traveled with me all knew about this manor, and I just took a look at the flowers. According to the tour route, learn about the luxurious life that the Liu family once had. (This attraction depends on personal hobbies, tickets are 40 yuan)

Dinner back to the hotel to eat my sister's dry pot, I recommend it, this place tastes good.(Others treat me, there are photos of the wood, but we went there again before leaving)

On the sixth day, I went around the wide and narrow alley (I personally like Jinli more).

This trip is relatively rushed, and some people don't need to rush back to work to continue playing.

It is recommended to go to People's Park to sit and sit down, pick ears, drink tea, play mahjong, and enjoy life slowly. Then go to Chongqing to play, and then take a cruise to Wuhan (another part of the route).

We didn't go to Chunxi Road and Taikoo Li, there was too much time, and young people could go to the bars of Jiuyanqiao to experience the lively nightlife.

I may go to Chengdu again in the future, but I feel like I haven't had enough fun.