Things to do in Jianyang

I've been to Sancha Lake many times now, but I take the boat less often than before. Now, every time I go to Sancha Lake, I go to Taoyuanba's Special Fragrant Fish Restaurant to eat their signature fish, which is also located by the lake.

It was the day before the Expo closed, and I arrived late to give it a quick tour. The park is quite large, but because it closed the next day, pop-up restaurants like Haidilao had already been removed, so I didn't get to see them. The entire park is magnificently designed, and the weather was beautiful that day, with blue sky and white clouds against the backdrop, the scenery was quite photogenic. Since I had children with me, I could only take the sightseeing bus; walking was definitely not an option. There are no restaurants in the park, which is not very convenient, except for a simple Pizza Hut at the entrance. Chengdu style, Sichuan glory

As the name suggests, this is a paradise for ordinary people! There is culture, Sichuan opera in the theater is always on stage! There is leisure, there are teahouses everywhere in the park, you can drink tea and chat! There is enjoyment, you can clean your ears everywhere! You can exercise, run, kick the keyboard and do square dance! Yes

[Scenery] Influenced by internet celebrities, I went to Danjingtai for the first time to climb the mountain. The artificial landscape is very creative and is also a check-in spot for internet celebrities. When you climb to the top of the mountain, you can see everything at a glance (as shown in the picture). [Fun] There are glass plank roads, sky cafes, children's playgrounds, etc. on the top of the mountain, all kinds of entertainment and satisfaction. [Cost-effectiveness] It is about 60 kilometers from Chengdu. The parking fee at the bottom of the mountain is 10 yuan. If you take a car to the mountain, each person will pay 10 yuan. It is suitable for all kinds of groups to play.

Close to Chengdu, quite exciting! 90% of the whole route is artificial slope, the water quality is average, the scenery is average, but it is very exciting, no time to enjoy the scenery, the whole journey is life-saving:). There are a lot of people on weekends, and the queues for ticket exchange and changing clothes are a bit chaotic. The queue for buying VIP tickets is a little shorter, and the queue for ordinary tickets is at least one hour. Parking lot No. 2 is closest to the visitor center. Take the scenic area bus up the mountain. Other parking lots require two short shuttles.

Fantawild's "National Colors Spring and Autumn" experience is amazing! It perfectly blends technology and traditional Chinese style, creating a strong immersive atmosphere suitable for all ages. The park has a great environment, making it a fun and worthwhile destination to visit again and again.

Overall, the explanation was good and very detailed, covering many historical anecdotes. Without the explanation, it would have been a rushed experience, and my impression of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms was far from reality 😅 I've really forgotten all my history. How can you come to Chengdu without visiting the Wuhou Shrine? And you definitely need to listen to a guided tour when you visit Wuhou Shrine. Because I was traveling with elderly people, I chose a private guided tour. What I didn't understand was that they never charged extra for the headsets, which was awkward and uncomfortable.

This place is primarily for those seeking a refined, scholarly atmosphere. It's similar to a park; if you enjoy Du Fu's poetry, you can take your time to read and appreciate it, then stroll around. The snack stall near the north entrance is quite good, but unfortunately, time was too tight, so I didn't have time to go there for lunch.

Wenshu Fang, nestled against the ancient Wenshu Monastery, exudes the rustic charm of western Sichuan folk customs amidst its blue bricks and gray tiles. I strolled leisurely here with my dog, wandering through bamboo paths and red-walled, green corridors; even he couldn't resist frolicking on the stone slabs. There's none of the hustle and bustle of trendy shops, only the jasmine fragrance wafting from teahouses and the gentle sounds of artisans hammering bamboo – the atmosphere is simply divine! Wenshu Fang is a hidden gem of a Chengdu food map! Just step outside and you can enjoy authentic "Dongzikou Zhang Lao Er" sweet water noodles, their sour, spicy, and savory flavors instantly awakening your taste buds. I squatted by the window and ordered a spicy hot pot for my dog, and he quietly devoured half the bowl! There's also freshly ground soy milk and ice jelly on the street corner; even my dog ​​couldn't resist licking the soy pulp clean from the rim of the bowl! Wenshu Fang is incredibly pet-friendly! I took photos with my dog ​​in front of the "Wenshu Fang" cultural and creative shop; he posed on the bluestone slabs against the backdrop of the ancient buildings with their upturned eaves – every snapshot looked like a masterpiece of traditional Chinese style. The shop also thoughtfully provided a water station for pets, so you don't have to worry about your pet getting thirsty.

Ziyang Amitabha Temple, formerly known as Dongyue Temple, is located in Jianyang City, Sichuan Province. It was first built in the Ming Dynasty, abandoned in 1950, and rebuilt in 1990 on the site of the former Lianchi Temple in Shengyang Cave in the suburbs. It covers an area of ​​more than 20 acres and is the first Zen temple in Jianyang.