It takes about 40 minutes to drive from the center of Chengdu. The commercial atmosphere of the ancient town is strong, and various specialty snacks are everywhere. The ancient buildings are still preserved. The streets and alleys are clean and tidy. The small town is small in size, many places have not yet opened, and there is no strong impression of that impact.

I went to several ancient towns in Chengdu. Luodai Ancient Town is one of them worth recommending. It is relatively large. The Huguang Hall inside has many ancient porcelain pottery exhibitions, as well as Hakka items, and bought fruits bought by locals.

Luodai Ancient Town is still not far from Chengdu City. It is still a good ancient town commercial street. It is not so commercial. It is still worth seeing.

Luodai Town is the first town of Hakka in the west, with a resident population of more than 95%.[4] Hakka culture is the unique imprint of Luodai, the soul and foundation of Luodai Ancient Town, and plays a traction driving and core support role for Luodai's economic development. [5] Luodai Town is the international cultural exchange section of Chengdu China-France Ecological Park and China-Germany Industrial Park, the core development area of Longquan Cultural Industry

It’s good to see the introduction on the guide, but I really went to no special place.

Very nice ancient city, distinctive and charming. It is worth mentioning that the small restaurant outside the ancient city park is superb! Don't miss it. By the way, the ancient city does not charge tickets

This ancient city can be, there are not many people.