2026 Deyang Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in July)

A popular trip among locals near Chengdu that remains largely unknown to international tourists. 🏛 Deyang – 德阳 A small city located about 1–1.5 hours from Chengdu. You can take a high-speed train from Chengdu to Deyang in approximately 30 minutes. 📍 First Stop Deyang Stone Carving Park 德阳石刻公园 Known as the "Angkor Wat of Sichuan," this park is filled with massive stone-carved walls, sculptures in various styles, and enormous outdoor stone art. It is considered one of the largest modern stone art parks in China. During autumn, the ginkgo trees turn golden, making it a stunning spot for photography. 📍 Second Stop Deyang Wenmiao 德阳文庙 A large and famous Confucian temple in western Sichuan. Highlights include red walls, ancient temple courtyards, and towering ginkgo trees. It’s a picturesque spot for photos, and the area around the temple features local food streets perfect for a leisurely stroll and snack. 📍 Final Stop Donghu Mountain Park 东湖山公园 A large natural park featuring redwood forests, a lake, grassy fields, wild ducks, and even small sandy beaches for kids to play. The atmosphere is very relaxing. 🗺 Recommended Itinerary Stone Carving Park → Wenmiao Square (about 1 km walk) → Donghu Mountain Park (about 4 km) You can comfortably explore all these spots in one day from Chengdu. Nowadays, the most interesting places are not in the big cities but in smaller towns just 30 minutes away from Chengdu.

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· No need to go to Xi'an No need to go to Guanghan You can switch freely here Not only can you witness the prosperity of ancient times But also see the magical Sanxingdui culture Dream back to 1958 to feel the fireworks The Deyang Huayi Brothers Star Theater, which covers an area of 71 acres Finally, I've been waiting for it‼️ A magical journey has begun Tour tips are as follows⬇️ Three major performances in nine parks⛲️ · Three performances 1⃣️ 'Reunion Sanxingdui' Ancient and mysterious Created the precedent of China's metaverse theater With a history of 3000 years It consists of 18 types of performances such as drama, martial arts, Weiya, and intangible cultural heritage 2⃣️ 'Reunion Shangyuan Fantasy Night' Immersive historical song and dance performance Introducing the eye-catching Bashu fun city It's very lively All are real people performing Bashu land myth characters, historical stories, and human fireworks It's like being in a fantasy world 3⃣ 'Reunion Street 1958' Travel from 2023 to 1988 It tells the story of the eve of the relocation of Reunion Street in the family courtyard of Dongfanghong Factory No. 3 in 1988, where 46 protagonists have their joys and sorrows The vivid performance is touching the audience's emotions every moment · Each park has different theme cultures and scenes (fun to visit and fun😄 It's also very suitable for family outings And the photos are also very good📸️ Every scene design is very meaningful👍

I accidentally got to know this treasure town - 📍Deyang, which is an hour away from Chengdu. 📌Deyang Stone Carving Park Deyang Stone Carving Park is located in the city of Deyang, named for the stone carving art wall in the park. The art wall is 1080 meters long and 7 meters high, composed of large-scale relief group images, arches, stone pillars, etc., said to be the largest modern art stone carving sculpture group in our country. A city park that looks ordinary without any highlights, but walking into it really shocks the artist's imagination and superb skills. Large continuous ancient Roman-style stone pillars and Baroque-style buildings, carved with countless well-known ancient Chinese mythological stories and stories of national unity, as if you have come to a mythological world that combines Chinese and Western cultures. Choose to arrive in the evening, without the internet celebrities who come to check in, only some local residents strolling after dinner and some martial arts school students practicing. 📌Confucius Temple Square I have been to the Confucius Temple in many cities, and the overall architectural style is not much different. The Confucius Temple Square during the day does not seem to have any special attraction. However, after nightfall, the Confucius Temple Square seems to have a different vitality, and it has become the most joyful nightlife square in the entire city. Small vendors selling all kinds of cheap small commodities, parents catching fish in front of the pond with their children, a food stall where you can eat all kinds of authentic local food, and even groups of square dance aunts are a beautiful landscape. Perhaps this is the magic of travel. Seeing familiar things in unfamiliar places can also arouse your deep curiosity.

#mytripvlog Address - Deyang city, Sichuan Province Ambiance/Facilities - Excellent Highlights - The street food Avg. Price per Person - 50 Yuan Rating - 10/10 #foodie #tripblazers #campingglamping #sichuan

#bucketlistreboot Getting There - It's 30 minutes drive from Deyang railway station. The Didi fee is around 50 yuan. Attractions - The beach, the swings, bungee jumping, horse riding, the glass bridge, and others. Hotels - There are hotels at the beach. Food & Restaurants - There are many restaurants at the beach. Shopping - There are no nearby shopping malls.#bucketlistreboot #urbanexplorer #passionpassport #mytripvlog #tripblazers #bucketlistreboot #beachlife #campingglamping #foodie #本地遊 #staycation #summervacation #cafe #awesomepic #nationalpark #themepark #wintergetaway

#bucketlistreboot Address - Deyang city, Sichuan province. Ambiance/Facilities - It's very lovely Highlights - The flower garden Avg. Price per Person - 100yuan Rating - 10/10 #passipassport #urbanexplorer #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog #tripblazers #tripblazers #bucketlistreboot #bucketlistreboot #beachlife #beachlife #beachlife #campingglamping #foodie #staycation #本地遊 #staycation #cafe #本地遊 #staycation #summer vacation #cafe #nationalpark #themepark #summervacation #givethanks#sichuanprovince #sichuanhotpot #sichuan Food I highly recommend this place for outdoor activities.

#bucketlistreboot Address - Deyang Maldives, Sichuan Province. Ambiance/Facilities - Excellent and peaceful Highlights - The beach, bungee jumping Avg. Price per Person - 100yuan Rating - 10/10 #passionpassport #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog #tripblazers #tripblazers #bucketlistreboot #beachlife #campingglamping #foodie #本地遊 #staycation #summervacation #cafe #awesomepic #awesomepic #themepark #wintergetaway #givethanks The environment is serene, and everything is top-notch. The entrance tickets are 65 yuan and 99yuan for all the rides, and bungee jumping is 150yuan.

Address - Deyang City, Sichuan Province Ambiance/Facilities - Execellent Highlights - The western restaurant, swimming pool, and the bbq restaurant. Avg. Price per Person - 100yuan Rating - 10/10#bucketlistreboot #mytripvlog #foodie #tripblazers #beachlife #tripblazers #campingglamping #staycation #summervacation #urbanexplorer #cafe #awesomepic #passionpassport #nationalpark #themepark #wintergetaway #awesomepic Deyang Bird Hill is 30 minutes drive from Deyang east railway station. The didi fee is around 30 yuan, some buses can take you there. I highly recommend this place.

#mytripvlog Address - Deyang Sichuan province Ambiance/Facilities - Very good Highlights - The tie and dye shop, the restaurant and book library Avg. Price per Person - 50yuan Rating - 10/10#passionpassport #gooutside #urbanexplorer #foodie #summervacation #awesomepic #nationalpark #beaches

#mytripvlog #passionpassport #gooutside #urbanexplorer #beachlife #summervacation Address - Deyang city, Sichuan Province. Ambiance/Facilities - Very good Highlights - The garden and the swimming pool. Avg. Price per Person - 50 yuan Rating - 10/10

#staycation Once in a while take some time off your busy work schedule and have a staycation in a beautiful place, believe me, it's therapeutic. I recommend Deyang Hehai Tian for a peaceful staycation, the hygiene is top-notch, the staff is friendly, the beach is clean, and the air is fresh. They’ve got lots of activities one can participate in: bungee jumping, glass bridge, horse riding, and themed rides. Deyang Hehai Tian is the best🏖️ Getting There - Bus/Didi/Taxi/Car Attractions - The beach, glass bridge, bungee jumping, and others Hotels - Deyang Hehai Food & Restaurants - Lots of Chinese Restaurantss Shopping - Wanda Plaza

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Don’t want to stay cooped up in an air-conditioned room to beat the heat? Head to Guihua Village, Yiquan Town, Mianzhu. Surrounded by rice fields and bamboo groves, with natural spring water pools, adults can soak their feet and enjoy tea while kids play in the water all day long. No admission fee, excellent value for money🌊 📍Basic travel info 📇Navigation: Guihua Village, Yiquan Town, Mianzhu, Deyang (Yiquanli · Yingyue Spring) 🚗Transport: 1-hour drive from Chengdu, 40 minutes from Deyang city center; take the high-speed train to Mianzhu South Station, then a 20-minute taxi ride. Free public parking available in the village for easy parking. 🎫Tickets: All water play areas are free with no entrance fee; tea costs about 15 yuan per person. ⌛Best time to visit: 3–7 PM to avoid the midday sun. Night lights turn on at 7:30 PM, perfect for sunset photos and atmosphere. 🗺️One-day itinerary (tested by Trip.com) 1. Arrive in the afternoon and explore the outer rice fields and lotus ponds. In July and August, large patches of gesang flowers bloom, perfect for scenic photos. 2. Head straight to the Yingyue spring water pools, with multiple connected waterways divided into shallow and deep areas. The shallow area is great for young kids to catch small fish and splash around; the deep pools are suitable for swimming and playing. 3. After playing, relax at the bamboo grove tea house with a pot of spring water gaiwan tea. Many visitors sit in the stream to eat and soak their feet, creating a great atmosphere. 4. For dinner, try local snacks like ice jelly and cold noodles from roadside stalls; for a full meal, choose Yunli Xiaozuo restaurant, which offers window seats overlooking the rice fields and water scenery. 5. Watch the sunset in the evening, then enjoy the night lights before heading back. If you have extra time, visit the nearby Qixiang Village reed area, just a 15-minute drive away. ✨Must-try experiences 1. Natural spring water play: underground constant-temperature springs with clear, clean water and multiple connected pools. The site has changing rooms and showers so you can rinse off and change after playing. 2. Bamboo grove tea break: dense bamboo shades the sun, keeping the heat away. Parents can relax while kids play nearby, making it easy to watch over them. 3. Waterway dining: immersive dining by the stream with your feet in cool water, offering an atmosphere unlike typical farm stays. 4. Nearby cultural spots: visit Yiquan Old Street, Yuwang Palace, and the Holy Mother Temple to experience local customs and daily life. 🍜Local food recommendations · Signature must-try: Yiquan smoked duck, thin-skinned and tender, a local specialty available throughout the town. · Farmhouse snacks: Sichuan-style cold noodles, brown sugar ice jelly, grilled skewers, all available at streamside stalls. · Full meal restaurants: Yunli Xiaozuo and Lianxiang Courtyard serve affordable, hearty farmhouse dishes. Town restaurants offer great value with vegetable dishes priced at 10–15 yuan each. 🏡Accommodation options · Day trip: return the same day, perfect for short trips from Chengdu or Deyang. · Overnight stay: choose a guesthouse along Yiquan Town’s main street, some within walking distance of the water play area; or head to Lutang Town for hot springs and relaxation in the evening. ⚠️Tips to avoid pitfalls (practical advice) 1. Wear water shoes first—there are many stones in the waterways, so avoid regular sandals; bring a full set of clothes to change into. 2. Weekends get crowded in the afternoon, so prioritize weekdays; if visiting on weekends, arrive before 3 PM to avoid peak crowds. 3. For deep water areas, bring a swim ring and watch children carefully; do not bring valuable electronics into the water. 4. Take your trash with you to protect the spring water quality.

The title "Chuan Zhu" has a rich history! 😲 In the early Northern Song Dynasty, Emperor Taizu Zhao Kuangyin personally appointed Li Bing as "Chuan Zhu" 👑 Since then, the local people of Luoshui renamed the original Dragon God Temple to Chuan Zhu Temple, which became known as the "First Chuan Zhu Temple" 🏆 📜 Architectural highlights: The existing main buildings were constructed in 1821 (the first year of the Daoguang reign in the Qing Dynasty) Authentic Qing Dynasty two-courtyard siheyuan layout Three main halls plus side rooms Key sites to visit: Chuan Zhu Hall, Laojun Hall 🎭 Historical story: Severely damaged in the 2008 May 12 earthquake Later carefully rebuilt and restored Reopened in 2015 as a Taoist religious site It is now also the location of the Shifang Taoist Association ~ 📸 Photo tips: The carved window frames make great shots The red walls and green tiles are perfect for hanfu Wearing an oil-paper umbrella adds extra charm 📍 Travel guide: Address: Luoshui Town, Shifang City, Deyang, Sichuan Admission: free 💖 Opening hours: 8:00 AM–5:00 PM Recommended visit time: 1–2 hours Transportation: Driving navigation to "Shifang Chuan Zhu Temple" is very convenient Only 1.5 hours from Chengdu 🛣️ 🌟🌟 Be sure to check out this hidden spot with a thousand years of history~ Hanfu enthusiasts must save this place!

About an hour’s drive from Chengdu, you can reach Xianzhu Lake in Deyang. This European-style castle by the lake is a delightful discovery for many short trips and a filming location for CCTV’s autumn gala. No need to travel overseas—experience a dreamlike castle scene right here in Sichuan. 🏰 The castle sits on the shore of Xianzhu Lake, with red-brown walls and pointed towers, exuding a strong European architectural vibe. Surrounded by dense woods, the clear lake embraces the building. The forest, blue water, and castle blend perfectly. Every frame from the aerial view looks like a movie scene. On one side is the romantic fairy tale castle, while in the distance you can see the Deyang TV tower. The mix of Eastern and Western scenery creates a unique charm. 🌿 The park is quiet and peaceful, with a lakeside trail perfect for leisurely walks. There are photo spots everywhere. Whether viewing the castle at lake level or looking down from above, the shots turn out great. On sunny days, the light and shadows fall gently on the towers, creating a soft and healing atmosphere. It’s ideal for weekend outings with friends or short drives to relax. 📍 This area belongs to the Deyang Xianzhu Lake region, where the pace is slow and unhurried. You don’t need to rush your itinerary. You can stroll leisurely along the lake, quietly enjoy the view of the castle reflected in the water, and find a quiet corner to clear your mind. Avoid long-distance travel and find a fairy tale secret spot near Chengdu. The lake surrounds the castle, green trees embrace the shore, offering a brief escape from the city’s noise and an immersive experience of the unique romance and tranquility here.

2026 Sanxingdui summer simplified visit guide (including night sessions + two special exhibitions) Summer Sanxingdui visit guide! Extended night sessions open, summer lotus scenery available, two major special exhibitions arriving. This guide covers visit routes, ticket booking, and convenient parking to help you easily explore the ancient Shu civilization. 🏨 Recommended hotel: Hanting Deyang Guanghan hotel About a 20-minute drive from the hotel to Sanxingdui, making travel convenient. Close to night markets and shopping malls, enjoy the lively Guanghan atmosphere. Clean rooms, self-service laundry, and free parking are all available, providing a comfortable rest after visiting the exhibitions to recharge for a full day of exploration. 🏛️ Six must-visit core exhibition areas 1. Basic exhibition hall | check in with millennium national treasures See the bronze standing figure, bronze sacred tree, gold mask, and large eye mask, the museum’s treasures. Choose from guided tours, bilingual audio guides, or WeChat voice guides in 7 languages to deeply understand the ancient Shu civilization. 2. Interactive experience hall | fun with ancient Shu culture A 1,300㎡ popular sunken space with four themes covering clothing, craftsmanship, home, and rituals. Experience bronze making, jade crafting, and ritual interactions. Suitable for families and young visitors. 3. Heaven and earth echo digital theater | immersive audio-visual feast Dome panoramic sound immersive performance telling the story of ancient Shu ancestors exploring heaven and earth. Separate reservation required: Sanxingdui Museum official WeChat account > visitor interaction > Heaven and earth echo. Viewing ticket does not include general admission. 4. Archaeology VR experience | become an archaeologist Large space VR recreates the archaeological site of the sacrificial pit, allowing close observation of artifacts and immersive experience of the entire excavation process. 5. Cultural relic protection and restoration hall | witness artifact rebirth Watch the artifact restoration process up close, appreciate the craftsmanship, and learn how relics regain their brilliance. 6. Two summer limited special exhibitions · Yungang Grottoes special exhibition: collaboration of two world cultural heritage sites, over 120 exhibits showcasing the beauty of Northern Wei grotto art and cultural fusion. · Zhu Bingren molten copper art exhibition (new): intangible cultural heritage copper sculpture combined with ancient Shu bronze culture, displaying relics alongside modern molten copper works, opening a dialogue between ancient and modern copper art. 🌸 Summer limited check-in & leisure 1. Park lotus scenery: blooming lotus in midsummer, full of pond atmosphere, an excellent summer photo spot. 2. Cultural creativity & light meals: select Sanxingdui-themed souvenirs in the creative area, check in at Dui Dui Dui coffee and try limited-edition artifact-shaped ice cream. 🎫 Summer ticketing & core rules · Opening hours: extended summer hours 8:30 AM–8:00 PM; night session ticket check from 5:00 PM–6:00 PM. · Ticket purchase channels: only official WeChat account and official website. Beware of third-party channels. · Refund policy: tickets refundable within 5 days after the visit date; 3 no-shows within 60 days affect future bookings. · Guided tour booking: reservations open at 8:30 AM and 12:50 PM, with live guides also available during night sessions. 🚗 Parking & convenience services · Self-driving parking: over 2,800 parking spaces, including 382 new energy charging stations, with underground passage directly to the exhibition hall. · Convenience facilities: free luggage storage, stroller/wheelchair rental; the park has a first aid station equipped with emergency medical devices. This summer, keep this guide handy, stay at Hanting Deyang Guanghan hotel, travel comfortably, and immerse yourself in the 3,000-year-old ancient Shu civilization!

If you want to find a secret spot with few people and stunning scenery, head to Stone Forest Valley in Zhongjiang County’s Gudian Township, Zhonggu Village, also known as "Zhongjiang Antelope Valley." Away from crowded popular attractions, this pristine canyon landscape is perfect for travelers who enjoy hiking and landscape photography. 🪨 The entire canyon stretches along Lion River Valley for about 2 kilometers. The rock formations are Jurassic sandstone, shaped over millions of years by water erosion into a unique narrow canyon. The layered rock textures are clear and three-dimensional, with winding cliff walls. When light falls on them, the landscape feels full of atmosphere. 🌄 Inside the canyon, strange rocks stand tall, each with a different shape. Walking through the narrow valley path, you can look up to see the cliffs outline fascinating lines. When the light is just right, warm sunlight on the sandstone reveals rich color layers. Every photo you take has great texture without needing to search for the perfect angle. 🥾 The area is not highly commercialized and retains its original natural look. It’s recommended to wear non-slip hiking shoes, as some parts of the valley are rugged. Take your time hiking through the canyon to experience the geological wonders carved by nature up close and immerse yourself in the valley’s tranquility. You don’t need to travel far to find canyon scenery. In Zhongjiang, Deyang, you can discover this geological treasure. Walk between the narrow rock walls, touch the marks left by time, and feel the unique grandeur and gentleness of the mountains and wilderness.

Deyang in July is truly hot, but also truly beautiful 🌞. I just got back from wandering around there, and while the memories are still fresh, I'm breaking down this practical guide I found on Trip.com for you. Follow it, and you'll mostly avoid pitfalls. 📸 Photo-worthy spots to save You must visit the Deyang Stone Carving Art Wall. This kilometer-long relief sculpture complex is called the "Sichuan Angkor Wat" by many. After 4:00 PM, the light and shadows cut diagonally across the stone pillars, and if you wear a plain long dress, any pose makes for a stunning photo 🎨. The Deyang Confucius Temple, with its red walls, glazed tiles, and Zhuangyuan Bridge, truly lives up to its reputation as the third largest Confucius Temple in the country. It's the perfect place for new Chinese-style photos 🏛️. The Sanxingdui Museum has strong air conditioning and dim lighting inside. Wear black and white clothing to create a contrast with the bronze artifacts. A photo in front of the vertical-eyed mask will get likes wherever you post it 🏺. Mianzhu New Year Painting Village features entire walls of colorful hand-painted murals. Wear a cotton and linen dress or Hanfu, and the fairytale vibe is instantly maximized 🌈. Donghushan Park offers a lakeside trail and metasequoia forest. You can also climb to the top for a panoramic view of the city, a hidden gem for locals 🌳. 🍜 Don't let your mouth be idle Lianshan Twice-Cooked Pork is a specialty of Lianshan Town in Guanghan. The slices of meat are larger than your face, fatty but not greasy, and the savory sauce coating the rice will have you eating two bowls 🍚. Deyang dry pot comes in spicy and glutinous fragrant varieties. The glutinous fragrant duck feet are so tender the bones fall right off. Yongji Dry Pot Ju is an old restaurant that locals frequent. Huangxu Dumb Rabbit is so numbing it'll make you slightly open your mouth and speechless; pair it with iced soy milk for excellent spice relief 🐰. Xiao Ji Sliced Noodles feature jade-green noodles drizzled with chili oil and sprinkled with crushed peanuts. The old shop in Wenmiao Square is the most authentic 🥢. Also, Shifang cured duck, Xiaoquan juice beef, Zhongjiang noodles, Luojiang bean chicken, and Zhongjiang eight-treasure oil cake are all great vacuum-packed gifts to take home. If you don't eat spicy food, tell the restaurant to reduce the spice. Be cautious of branded shops in scenic areas; the real gems are found deep in the alleys of the old residential areas. 🗺️ The smoothest 3-day itinerary Dedicate the first day to Sanxingdui. Arrive at 8:30 AM, before the tour groups, to slowly admire the bronze sacred tree, golden mask, and large bronze standing figure. Stay in the museum to escape the heat at noon, then head to the archaeological park after 4:00 PM. The sunset over the loess ruins creates an incredible atmosphere 🌅. In the evening, return to the city center to explore the Wenmiao Square night market. The second day is for a leisurely tour of the city. In the morning, visit the Deyang Confucius Temple, then walk 10 minutes to the Stone Carving Art Wall for photos. For lunch, have a glutinous fragrant dry pot. In the afternoon, cycle or stroll through Donghushan Park. In the evening, go to Mianzhu New Year Painting Village and hand-print a New Year painting to take home 🖌️. The third day is for escaping the summer heat in the mountains. In the Shifang Shenpogou or Mianzhu Lutangshan area, streams and waterfalls are everywhere in the primeval forest. The temperature is more than 10 degrees lower than in the city. The gentle trails are easy on the legs. When you're tired, enjoy stir-fried fresh bamboo shoots with cured pork at a farmhouse restaurant. Before returning in the evening, visit Xiaoquan Ancient Town to buy juice beef and sesame cakes 🥮. ⚠️ July-specific tips to avoid pitfalls The Deyang Meteorological Observatory has continuously issued high-temperature yellow warnings in July. Maximum temperatures in some areas can reach 35–38°C, and over 40°C in eastern Zhongjiang, with a UV index of 8 🥵. From 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, absolutely avoid staying outdoors. This time is best spent in temperature-controlled exhibition halls like Sanxingdui. Don't forget your sun hat, high-SPF sunscreen, sunglasses, and a small fan. Hydrate frequently with small sips. Mountainous areas experience frequent showers this season. Carry an umbrella. The stone paths in Shenpogou can be slippery after rain, so wear non-slip shoes 👟. You must book Sanxingdui tickets in advance on Trip.com. During holidays, it's almost impossible to buy tickets on-site. Choose accommodation around Wenmiao or Jinghu Lake. Night markets and food streets are right downstairs, and you can stay comfortably for around CNY 100 per person 🏨. Deyang, this small city, doesn't have the crowds of Chengdu, but it offers the awe of Sanxingdui and the vibrant life in its old alleys. Taking your time to explore and eat is the right way to experience it 🌷.

Honestly, before I went, my impression of Sanxingdui was still stuck on that bronze mask picture from textbooks, thinking "it's just a museum." But standing under the bronze divine tree, I got goosebumps all over—this thing was made 3,000 years ago?! This isn’t a museum; it’s a time travel scene. Just back from Guanghan, I quickly put together this fresh guide. If you’re planning to go, just copy this homework. First, the basics Address: No. 133 Xi’an Road, Sanxingdui Town, Guanghan City, Deyang, Sichuan Province (by the west side of Duck River) Tickets: Adults 72 yuan, students half price 36 yuan, free for seniors 60+, children under 1.3m, active military, and people with disabilities Opening hours: Exhibition hall 8:30 AM–6:00 PM (last entry 5:00 PM); restoration hall 9:00 AM–6:00 PM Extended hours: During summer/winter breaks and national holidays, open until 8:00 PM, last entry 6:00 PM Closed days: Only closed on Chinese New Year’s Eve, open all other days including Mondays 🎫 Book in advance! Book in advance! Book in advance! (important enough to say three times) Sanxingdui now requires real-name booking. No ticket windows on site. Without a ticket, you really can’t get in. Official channels: Search “Sanxingdui Museum” on WeChat official account or mini program. This is the only legitimate ticket source. Ticket release time: Tickets for the next 5 days go on sale every night at 8:00 PM Face recognition entry: Starting June 2026, face recognition will be required. Person, ID, and ticket must match. Purchase limit: One ticket per ID per day, no more than 3 times in 30 days Peak seasons (summer break, National Day, May Day) ticket rush is like Spring Festival travel. Set your alarm and be ready at 8:00 PM sharp. If you miss daytime tickets, try the extended night session tickets released at 5:00 PM. Fewer people, better experience. Don’t trust scalpers or third-party agents. The official repeatedly stresses no authorized sellers. If scammed, you won’t get in and won’t even have time to cry. 🚗 How to get there (from Chengdu) I tried several ways and ranked them for you: 1. High-speed train + taxi (fastest, recommended) Take the intercity train from Chengdu East Station to Guanghan North Station—only 18 minutes, 18 yuan. Then taxi about 15 minutes, around 15 yuan to the museum. Less than an hour total, easy same-day round trip. 2. Direct shuttle bus (most hassle-free) Pick up points at Chunxi Road IFS Panda Building, Wuhou Shrine, and Panda Base. One-way 25 yuan, about 1.5 hours direct to the east gate, no transfers. Note some routes run only on weekends and holidays. 3. Self-driving From Chengdu, take Chengmian Expressway or National Highway 108, about 1 hour. Navigate to “Sanxingdui Museum Parking Lot.” Parking fee 20 yuan per visit, plenty of spaces. 4. Bus From Guanghan North Station, take bus 13 to the museum. Service is infrequent, not recommended if you’re in a hurry. 🗺️ Tour route (3–4 hour highlights) I took a reverse off-peak route, tested with fewer crowds and easy photo ops: Main gate → visitor center luggage storage (free) → straight to 2nd floor “Heaven, Earth, People, and Gods” exhibition → 1st floor “Majestic royal city” → 1st floor “Century dream chasing” → cultural shop stamp → restoration hall → park stroll → exit Arrive right at opening (8:30 AM) or after 3:00 PM to avoid tour group peaks. For empty shots, head straight to the 2nd floor “Heaven, Earth, People, and Gods” right at opening. Almost no one in front of the divine tree then. 🏺 Must-see treasures (missing these is a wasted trip) Bronze divine tree: 3.96 meters tall, three layers with nine branches resting nine divine birds. The real-life version of the “Fusang divine tree” from Classic of Mountains and Seas. Standing in front, you’ll wonder if ancient people saw alien civilizations. Bronze standing figure: 2.62 meters tall, the world’s largest bronze standing figure. No one has figured out what he’s holding with both hands. Gold scepter: 1.42 meters long, wood wrapped in pure gold foil, engraved with fish, bird, and arrow patterns. The ancient Shu king’s scepter. Bronze “Zongmu” mask: eyeballs protrude 16 cm, ears spread like wings. The original “clairvoyant and clairaudient” mask, full alien vibes. Gold mask: 85% gold content, hollowed eyes, exquisite craftsmanship from 3,000 years ago. It really shines under flash. Pottery pig: looks like the green pig from Angry Birds, adorably cute, a hidden museum internet star. 🎧 How to choose a guide Without a guide, Sanxingdui is just a spectacle. Choose from three options: Live guide: about 90 minutes, private group 1–10 people 400 yuan, shared group about 30 yuan per person. Lively and engaging, best for families. Audio guide device: rental 30 yuan, free pace, stop whenever you want. WeChat voice guide: 20 yuan, supports multiple languages, with a 5-minute free trial. 📸 Photo tips Time: right at 8:30 AM opening or after 3:00 PM, fewer people and plenty of spots. Spots: full view of the divine tree, side close-up of the Zongmu mask, low-angle shot of the standing figure, atmospheric spiral staircase in the exhibition hall. Outfit: solid colors, new Chinese style works best, matches bronze and gold tones. Don’t: photos allowed but no flash photography inside, it damages artifacts. 🍜 What to eat and buy There’s “Dui Dui Dui Coffee” inside for a break, plus Sanxingdui-themed artifact-shaped ice cream, perfect for photos. For a proper meal, head back to Guanghan city. Local specialties like shredded rabbit, Lianshan twice-cooked pork, and golden noodles are popular. Expect to spend 40–50 yuan per person comfortably. The cultural shop is worth browsing. Blind boxes, mask fridge magnets, bronze divine tree models are all exquisite. On the basement level near the exit, there’s a Sanxingdui post office with exclusive stamps. Bring a small notebook. 💡 Heartfelt tips Always bring your ID! Face recognition entry requires matching ID. Wear comfortable flat shoes. You’ll walk a lot; the exhibition area is large. No eating or smoking inside. Please be respectful. During summer and holidays, book tickets at least 5 days in advance. Last-minute visits are almost impossible. Luggage can be stored free at the visitor center. Travel light for a better experience. Sanxingdui might look “okay” in photos, but standing in front of the artifacts hits you with a 3,000-year mystery. If you’re curious about “where we come from,” add it to your list. Questions? See you in the comments—I’ll try to reply~ 😊

I searched for a long time for guides on canyoning in Liuyang, but most were rather general, with very few comprehensive guides specifically for a particular spot! We started from Yuhua District in Changsha, taking 1 hour and 40 minutes by highway and 2 hours and 10 minutes without. I recommend taking the national highway during the day, although visibility is poor at night. This place is practically unknown! There's free parking! There are public restrooms! And they're quite clean! There are deep and shallow water areas! There are large trees providing shade! The sunlight isn't too intense! And there are incredibly delicious Liuyang restaurants about 2 kilometers away! I even tried this restaurant on July 31st! I could easily eat there twice a year, lunch and dinner! Liuyang cuisine is absolutely amazing with rice! I think this place is the best for canyoning! All free! All free! All free! There are also farmers selling their own fruit nearby. The plums are incredibly sweet, but the peaches aren't in season yet, otherwise I would have bought some! Address🚗: Tiaoshiqiao, Chudong Village, Liuyang City Friendly Reminder: Please pay attention to water safety and Leave No Trace camping⛺️ during the summer! My Stream Tracing Experience & Mountain Water Play Project

Shifang's Top Kids Spot ✅ Not many people know about it yet! A great place to escape the summer heat and have a day of fun!!! Stream tracing | Sky Mirror photo opportunities 📷 | Swimming in mountain spring water 🏊‍♀️ After playing, you can have a self-service BBQ on the spot 🍖, super cost-effective 👍 You can bring your own tent for camping ⛺️ ⛺️ ⛺️ Surrounded by green mountains and forests, the air 🍃 is fresh | More than ten degrees lower than the city 💦 Super cool Kids can run, jump, and play in the water 🧸 | Adults can relax and escape the heat No need to rush or squeeze into crowds, a relaxing and therapeutic weekend ☕️ 1.5 hours drive from Chengdu 🚗 📍Yinglonggou. Wangya Campsite 🏕️

If you don't have time to go to Guangyuan, you might as well visit Pang Tong Shrine in Luojiang, Deyang. It has both Jinniu Ancient Road and the only shrine in the country dedicated to Fengchu. This is Baima Pass. Pang Tong Shrine. · To be honest, before going, I thought it was just an ordinary shrine. Luojiang Baima Pass is small, with few visitors. The ticket costs 25. But once inside, the cypress trees are lush and green, cicadas keep chirping. Walking through the woods is very cool. · 1️⃣ Pang Tong Shrine. Fengchu, who is as famous as Zhuge Liang. Mr. Sima Hui, known as the Water Mirror, said, "Wolong and Fengchu, having one of them can bring peace to the world." Liu Bei got both, but Pang Tong was hit by an arrow in the middle of the battle at Luo County at age 36 in the 19th year of Jian'an. Liu Bei personally chose Baima Pass for a proper burial. Later, Zhuge Liang personally oversaw the construction of the shrine and tomb. The current Pang Tong Shrine was rebuilt during the Qing dynasty. . 2️⃣ The bluestone path in front of the shrine is Jinniu Ancient Road. King Hui of Qin wanted to conquer Shu, but the Shu roads were too difficult. He had five stone oxen carved and falsely claimed they could pull gold, calling them Jinniu (golden oxen). The greedy Shu king immediately sent five strong men to open the mountain road and bring the stone oxen back. The road was opened, and the oxen were brought back—but the Shu king didn’t get gold, he got Qin’s iron cavalry. That’s how Shu was lost. This road starts in Chengdu, crosses the Qinling Mountains to Shaanxi, and is called Jinniu Ancient Road. Deep wheel ruts can still be seen on the stone slabs. But only a short section of the ancient road is inside the scenic area. . 3️⃣ Pang Tong’s tomb is located behind the Qifeng Hall in Pang Tong Shrine. It was originally built during the Three Kingdoms period and was also rebuilt during the Qing dynasty. A stone stele in front of the tomb reads “Tomb of Han Jinghou Pang Shiyuan.” Symmetrically on both sides are Baima Pavilion and Yanzhi Ma Pavilion. · 📍 Address: Luojiang Pang Tong Shrine and tomb. Jinniu Ancient Road is right in front of the shrine. 🚘 Transportation: You can locate Pang Tong Shrine in the city and take a taxi there.

Chengdu is unbearably hot in midsummer, no need to travel far west to Sichuan! Shifang hides multiple scenic spots with mountains, ancient temples, and lakes. Enjoy free water play in the canyon, a thousand-year-old Zen temple, and secret highland spots. Perfect for families, hiking, and relaxation. Tested and complete guide below 👇 🚗 Basic travel info 📍 Location: Deyang Shifang, 1.5h drive from Chengdu, 28 minutes by high-speed train to Shifang West Station 🌡 Summer mountain temperatures average 22–24℃, about 10 degrees cooler than the city, ideal for escaping the heat 🎫 Half the attractions are free, paid activities are affordable, suitable for 1-day or 2-day trips ⏰ Avoid crowds by visiting on weekdays or arriving before 9 AM on weekends 💦 1. Hong Canyon | Free Danxia water play secret spot (top choice for kids) Cool highlights An untouched canyon in Hongbai Town with red-brown rock walls and emerald streams. The entire boardwalk is shaded by dense forest, no direct sun exposure. The shallow water is calm and safe for kids to splash, catch small fish, and have water fights. The popular cloud suspension bridge is perfect for photos. Upstream, a double-layer waterfall sprays mist that instantly cools you down. No main entrance fee, only voluntary charges for the suspension bridge and rafting, budget-friendly. In autumn, red leaves cover the red rocks, creating another stunning view. Tips ✅ Playtime about 2.5h, short loop available without full hike ⚠️ Bring creek shoes and change of clothes, mossy trails can be slippery after rain 🍜 Don’t miss the red and white tofu feast at the foot of the mountain, about 35 RMB per person to eat your fill 🌊 2. Shenpu Valley | Forest oxygen bar surrounded by hundreds of waterfalls Cool highlights A waterfall canyon deep in the mountains with over 60 waterfalls along the trail. Streams run throughout, dense vegetation fills the air with negative ions. The gentle wooden boardwalk suits all ages. Glass suspension bridge and jungle slide add fun. Summer temperature stays at 23℃, perfect for creek walking and water play. In late autumn, colorful forests cover the hills for a magical atmosphere. Tips 🎫 Ticket 38 RMB, half price for students ⏰ Best visited in the morning, afternoon rain likely ✅ Great for family short trips combining water play and light hiking 🏯 3. Zhongding Temple | 500-year-old Ming dynasty forest temple Cool highlights Located 1,800 meters above sea level deep in the forest, this Ming dynasty temple is surrounded by tens of thousands of pine trees. Inside, thousand-year-old camphor and ginkgo trees provide shade. The sound of pine winds is soothing and stress-relieving. No commercial noise here. You can enjoy tea and relax in a mountain teahouse for 10 RMB. Climb the viewing platform for panoramic views of the Yinghua mountain range. Early morning mist around the temple creates a fairy-tale atmosphere. Tips 🎫 Free entry, free incense available ⚠️ Large temperature difference between morning and night, bring a light jacket ✅ Pair with nearby guesthouses for a comfortable cool night stay 💎 4. Glacier Lake (Bajiao Reservoir) | Hidden matcha glass sea Cool highlights A local secret lake with clear blue-green water like an emerald set in the mountains. The 3 km flat loop around the lake is fully shaded. Lakeside lawns are perfect for picnics and camping with tarps. Few visitors, no need to compete for photo spots. On sunny days, the sparkling lake surface makes for soothing photos. Tips 🎫 Free entry and parking ⏰ Spend 2–3h here, great for photos and relaxing ⚠️ Many mosquitoes by the lake, bring insect repellent 🛕 5. Mazu’s hometown | Peaceful Zen village on the plains Cool highlights Birthplace of Mazu Daoyi, the eighth patriarch of Zen Buddhism. A short cultural trip from the city with white walls, blue tiles, and ancient courtyards surrounded by thousand-year-old camphor trees. The Zen tea courtyard inside is quiet and elegant. Avoid the mountain crowds here. Ideal for visitors who prefer slow walks over hiking. Copy sutras, enjoy tea, and find peace. The vegetarian meals are light and refreshing. Tips 🎫 Free entry, sutra copying 10 RMB per person 🍵 Don’t miss the special Zen tea and vegetarian tofu ✅ Best placed at the start or end of your itinerary to complement mountain trips 📅 Two suggested routes One-day short trip (round trip from Chengdu) Hong Canyon water play → Shenpu Valley waterfall viewing → Mazu’s hometown before heading back Two-day deep cool trip (recommended) Day 1: Glacier Lake picnic and photos → Zhongding Temple visit, stay at mountain guesthouse Day 2: Shenpu Valley hiking and water play → Hong Canyon shallow water play → return ⚠️ Travel tips to avoid trouble 1. Mountain roads have many curves, drive slowly. Traffic slows on holidays 2. Only play in official shallow water areas, avoid deep pools and rivers, beware of flash floods 3. Bring sun protection and insect repellent. Large temperature difference day and night on the mountain top 4. Protect the natural environment. Take all trash with you for zero-impact travel 5. Red Maple Ridge is a seasonal spot, not worth visiting in spring or summer

There’s no need to hesitate when visiting Deyang These three spots in the city are perfect for a one-day trip Travel back 3,000 years in the morning Dive into the old town’s lively atmosphere in the afternoon And enjoy a breeze by the lake in the evening A relaxed pace without rushing 🏺 First stop: Sanxingdui Museum This must be your first stop You’ll be most amazed with a clear mind Open at 8:30 AM, go right when it opens Head to the bronze hall first while it’s less crowded The large standing human statues are much taller than expected Standing close really feels overwhelming Don’t rush past the golden mask display case The side lighting reveals the gold leaf patterns as clearly as if they were just carved yesterday The bronze divine tree in the comprehensive hall is incredible You’ll get a sore neck looking up but won’t want to look down The money tree and the mask with vertical eyes are side by side Comparing them makes it even more interesting You can watch the restoration experts through glass in the repair hall They piece together pottery broken into hundreds of fragments The cultural shop is at the exit The mask-shaped ice cream is great for photos We recommend buying the bronze mask fridge magnet Its texture is much better than other designs Tips for visiting Book in advance through the official account Closed on Mondays, don’t go then No lighters allowed inside Free storage available Plan about two and a half hours for the visit ⛩️ Second stop: Deyang Confucian Temple A half-hour drive from Sanxingdui Hidden on Confucian Temple Street in the old town Surrounded by small stalls selling liangfen jelly and egg cakes It’s very quiet inside the Lingxing Gate Feels like a different world from outside The bracket sets of the Dacheng Hall are very elegant You can stare at them for a long time looking up The stone railings by the Pan Pool are polished shiny from being touched Countless students must have come here for luck before exams The side rooms are now tea houses Order a cup of bamboo leaf green tea and sit under the corridor Watch the elderly play chess Cats lounge on the doorstep soaking up the sun This slow-paced local vibe is even more addictive than the site itself Admission is free Just register your ID to enter Closes at 5 PM Last entry at 4:30 PM Don’t miss your chance 🌿 Third stop: Jinghu Park A 10-minute walk from the Confucian Temple Deyang locals’ favorite spot for an evening stroll The lake is wide and breezy The light is softest after 4 PM A row of willow trees lines the lakeside path Sunset filters through the branches The lake surface shimmers like gold leaf There’s a small island in the center Cross the zigzag bridge to reach it There’s always an elderly man playing the erhu in the pavilion The melody drifts with the wind Sitting on a stone bench and zoning out is very soothing If you don’t want to leave, rent a pedal boat Slowly pedal to the middle of the lake The noise from shore fades away The silhouette of the bell and drum towers against the sunset Any photo looks like a postcard Boat rides end at 5:30 PM Go early if you want to row There are many mosquitoes by the lake Remember to bring insect repellent Which of these places excites you the most? Grab your friends and head out now~✨

Deyang in July is truly severely underestimated 🌿. It's a 20-minute high-speed train ride from Chengdu. With the air conditioning in the Sanxingdui New Museum, the sunset at the Stone Carving Park, the red walls of the Confucian Temple, and a pot of sticky, fragrant dry pot, a two-day, one-night trip is just enough to experience both "ancient Shu culture + local life." Here are my real experiences after just returning, for your reference 👇 📸 Let's talk about photo spots first, since you're already here. Wear black or white inside the Sanxingdui New Museum to create a strong contrast with the bronze artifacts. The lighting on the side of the golden mask makes photos look like they have a filter, even straight from your phone. The upward shot of the Sacred Tree Plaza outside the museum is also stunning. Remember not to use flash, as glass reflections will ruin the photo. Head straight to the Deyang Stone Carving Art Wall in the city. This thousand-meter relief + coiled dragon stone pillar is called "Little Angkor Wat of Deyang" by locals. Go an hour before sunset, and the light and shadows cutting across the stone walls make for incredible photos. The Deyang Confucian Temple, with its red walls and yellow tiles, is one of China's four great Confucian temples, and it's far less crowded than Chengdu's. The red wall next to the Lingxing Gate is perfect for silhouette shots. If you prefer a fresh, artistic vibe, head to Mianzhu New Year Painting Village. The entire village features colorful walls and chubby baby figures. Wear linen dresses or bright colors. You can even make your own New Year painting as a prop. In the evening, return to Jinghu Lake to wait for the sunset. The wind blowing along the lakeside boardwalk makes every frame of a horizontal phone shot wallpaper-worthy. ⚠️ Avoid these pitfalls to save half the trouble. You must book Sanxingdui in advance on Trip.com or the official platform. It's no exaggeration to say you need to grab tickets 5 days in advance during peak season. Don't forget the strict rule that it's closed on Mondays; you'll really regret it if you go for nothing. Deyang in July is quite muggy. There's no shade in the Sanxingdui queue area, so keep a small fan and sun hat on. For guided tours inside the museum, ask if it's a group tour or a private tour, as prices vary significantly. If you plan to ride horses at Baimaguan, first ask if photo time is included. Otherwise, you might feel ripped off if you find out photos are extra after your ride. When eating late-night snacks at Confucian Temple New World, check the price list for cold skewers and regular skewers to see if they're priced per skewer or per bundle. Clarify before sitting down. It's windy by Jinghu Lake, so tie your hat string tightly and hold your phone firmly. Don't ask me how I know 🌚. Anything else? Oh, right, the air conditioning in the Sanxingdui New Museum is super strong, so bring a light jacket if you're sensitive to cold. 🍜 Food recommendations, Deyang really knows how to eat. Yongji Dry Pot Restaurant's sticky, fragrant duck feet + pork ribs combo. The meat falls right off the bone. It's about 50 CNY per person, enough to make you full to the point of needing support. Pair it with a bowl of pumpkin and mung bean soup to cut the spice. Guanghan Twisted Silk Rabbit, thinly sliced and served cold with a spicy pepper flavor, is perfect with drinks. Lianshan Twice-Cooked Pork, large slices that are fatty but not greasy, is a rice killer. For breakfast, slurp a bowl of Mianzhu rice noodles. The red soup is spicy, and the white soup is fresh. Any old shop in an alley won't disappoint. At the Confucian Temple New World night market, grab a "sad spring roll" (shangxin chunjuan) along the way. It's the kind with a pungent mustard flavor that makes you gasp but you can't stop eating. If you're passing by Xiaoquan, pick up some fruit juice beef and sesame cakes. The pepper-salt flavor of the sesame cakes is amazing. Luojiang catfish and sticky rice salted duck eggs are found near Baimaguan. Cooked with pickled vegetables and agastache, they are incredibly fresh. 🗺 Itinerary planning, two days is just right and not rushed. Day 1: Take the high-speed train to Deyang Station in the morning, store your luggage, and head straight to Guanghan Sanxingdui. After exploring until around 3 PM, return to the city, catch the sunset at Stone Carving Park, and visit Deyang Confucian Temple. In the evening, explore the night market at Confucian Temple New World. Stay near Kaiyuan International in Jingyang District for easy access to food and drinks. Day 2: In the morning, visit Baimaguan, Pang Tong Temple + Jinniu Ancient Road + Daowan Ancient Town. Have lunch at a farmhouse restaurant below the pass for Luojiang catfish. In the afternoon, make New Year paintings at Mianzhu New Year Painting Village, and stop by Jiannan Old Street to smell the wine. Before returning, detour to Xiaoquan Ancient Town for sesame cakes. If you have an extra day, you can add a water activity at Shifang Shenpogou or rafting at Yinghua Grand Canyon. Playing in the water in July is truly refreshing. You can check train tickets, hotels, and admission tickets on Trip.com with one click, which is much better than flipping through three pages like I did. Deyang in July isn't as crowded as Chengdu, and prices are gentle. Go for it before the summer holiday fully explodes 🌪️.

Escape the summer heat! Hidden in Mianzhu’s forest secret, the park is filled with greenery that naturally cools the air. You can breathe fresh forest air and learn something new while playing in the mountain spring water. A perfect one-day trip with kids. 🔹Basic travel information 📍Address: Jiannanchun Forest Park, Xinshi Town, Mianzhu City, Deyang ⏰Hours: 8:30 AM–6:00 PM 🎫Admission: Free entry to the park. Water park and kayaking require separate tickets. Online family tickets offer better value. 🚗Transportation: 1.5-hour drive from Chengdu; direct intercity bus from Deyang 🅿️Parking: Large parking lot on site. Parking fee is 10 yuan/day. Arrive early on weekends to secure a spot. ✅Must-visit family route (time-saving, no detours) 1. China-Japan Friendship Forest A large continuous forest with over 90% vegetation coverage. The forest trails are shaded and cool. Introduce kids to various plants, learn about the park’s tree-planting history, and easily teach natural science. Picnicking under the trees is very comfortable. 2. Jelly sea shallow mountain spring 25℃ natural mountain spring water with shallow water levels, safe for young children to wade. The clear water lets you see small fish and shrimp. The smooth stones create a natural water slide. Bring watermelon to chill in the water. 3. Senhai water park Exclusive children’s water fort, rainbow slides, and water obstacle courses with lifeguards on duty. Younger kids can play in the shallow area, older kids can challenge the slides. A key summer cooling activity. 4. Family interaction area Kayaking, hand-catching small fish, and crayfish fishing. Kids can take home the fish they catch, which helps develop their hands-on skills. Walk along the lakeside boardwalk and capture beautiful sunset photos. 📝Simple tips for family outings 1. Wear swimwear and water shoes for creek walking. Bring mosquito repellent and sunscreen as there are many insects in the forest. 2. Bring drinking water and some snacks. Food options in the park are limited. Take your trash with you to protect the environment. 3. Enter the park in the morning for water play as crowds increase in the afternoon. Always bring life jackets for deep water areas and watch your children closely. 4. Plan 4–5 hours for the visit. Afterward, stop by Mianzhu city to try local specialties.

A visit to Hall No.1 at Sanxingdui Museum is the perfect introduction to one of China's greatest archaeological wonders. Here, the story of the mysterious ancient Shu civilization unfolds through an extraordinary collection of artifacts dating back over 3,000 years. The exhibition halls showcase iconic bronze masks, sacred bronze vessels, exquisite jade objects, gold ornaments, and ceremonial relics, offering fascinating insights into the beliefs, craftsmanship, and rituals of a civilization unlike any other in ancient China. Each gallery reveals new clues about a culture whose origins and traditions continue to intrigue historians and archaeologists around the world. As one of Sichuan's most visited cultural attractions, Hall No.1 is often filled with visitors eager to experience these legendary discoveries firsthand, reflecting the enduring fascination with Sanxingdui's remarkable legacy. 📍 Location: Sanxingdui Museum, Guanghan, Deyang, Sichuan, China 🇨🇳 🏺 Highlight: The main introductory hall featuring the iconic treasures of the ancient Shu civilization ✨ Feature: Bronze masks, gold artifacts, jade relics, ceremonial objects, archaeological discoveries, and immersive historical exhibitions 🍃 Atmosphere: Thought-provoking, immersive, and culturally enriching 📸 Best for: History enthusiasts, archaeology lovers, museum photography, and cultural exploration 💡 Travel Tip: Begin your visit with Hall No.1 to understand the origins of the Sanxingdui civilization before exploring the museum's other exhibition halls and special displays. ✨ Signature feeling: Every artifact in Hall No.1 reveals another piece of the Sanxingdui mystery, inviting you to explore a civilization whose extraordinary achievements continue to challenge our understanding of ancient history. 🏺✨