Chengdu 2026 Hottest & Trendiest Travel Hotspots (Updated Constantly)

Videos of the giant panda Hehua (Huahua) looking irresistibly cute while eating bamboo shoots have been trending online for days. Many visitors and followers keep sharing clips on social media of Huahua at different times, fully focused on munching her bamboo shoots. Huahua sits upright on the grass, her round body tucked into a little triangle. With her tiny paws, she gently cradles a tender bamboo shoot as if it were a precious treasure. Instead of tearing into it, she takes small, careful bites, her cheeks softly bobbing as she chews. Calm and quiet the whole time, she keeps her head down and focuses on her meal, barely noticing the buzz of onlookers around her. The Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding is in the northern suburbs of Chengdu, approx. 10 km from downtown. It is a large conservation and visitor center that fully recreates giant pandas’ natural habitat. Beyond lakes, streams, and bamboo groves, the base has comfortable panda villas, allowing the pandas to move freely between outdoor enclosures and indoor lounges to enjoy comfort in every season. Come to the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding and experience a beautiful scene of people and nature living in harmony!

On Aug 28, 2026, a traveler captured scenes in Dujiangyan, Chengdu, Sichuan, where mountains were blanketed in clouds and mist after the rain, like an ink-wash painting, revealing a dreamlike natural landscape. 🌫️ Mist after the rain After the rain, Dujiangyan’s mountains are wrapped in swirling mist, as if draped in a light veil. Ridges appear and fade like a land of wonder. The fresh air carries the earthy scent of rain, clearing the mind. Whether you stroll along the ancient embankments or look out over a distant sea of clouds, you can feel nature’s masterful artistry. Come to Dujiangyan and experience the ink-wash beauty of post-rain mist!

Chengdu blends deep history with modern energy. From the red walls and bamboo at the Chengdu Wuhou Shrine Museum and the lingering poetry at the Chengdu Du Fu Thatched Cottage Museum to the light show at the Tianfu Twin Towers, every stop reveals the city's unique charm. 🏯 Chengdu Wuhou Shrine Museum ✨ Highlights: • Red walls and bamboo shadows: echoes of the Three Kingdoms and a millennium of history, where culture runs deep. 🏡 Chengdu Du Fu Thatched Cottage Museum ✨ Highlights: • Thatched eaves and a murmuring stream: timeless poetry that recalls the Chengdu scenes in Du Fu's verse. 🌆 Tianfu Twin Towers ✨ Highlights: • Light show: a beacon of the city's youth and passion, symbolizing modern architecture and urban energy. 🏘 Kuixinglou Street ✨ Highlights: • Lively old-street vibes: feel the down-to-earth charm of everyday life. • Genshin Impact-themed building: a popular photo spot where old-town charm meets modern pop culture. Come to Chengdu and unlock the city's many charms!

The galleries at Chengdu Museum bring together Eight Immortals puppets and shadow-play pieces from across China, showcasing the deities’ images and the allure of these traditional arts. 🖼 Eight Immortals puppets and shadow play exhibit 📍 Location: Chengdu Museum ✨ Highlights: • Eight Immortals puppets from the Beijing Puppet Troupe: finely painted faces, brightly colored robes, each holding their signature implement. • Eight Immortals puppets from the Zhangzhou Puppet Troupe: compact and lively, once used in the Minnan folk theater tradition for the opening scene of "The Eight Immortals Offer Birthday Blessings." • Eight Immortals–themed shadow puppets: crafted from carved donkey hide with intricate costume patterns. Under the light, the silhouettes sway, revealing the immortals’ distinctive forms. • Two art forms—puppetry and shadow play—come together to tell the legend of the Eight Immortals. Visit Chengdu Museum to experience the artistry of Eight Immortals puppets and shadow play!

The Chengdu Natural History Museum's September event series is now live, featuring dinosaur discovery, lunar soil science, a Mid-Autumn cultural fair, and an overnight adventure, among other experiences. 🦖 Dinosaur discovery Travel back to the Cretaceous period to explore the age of dinosaurs and feel the awe of ancient life. 🌕 Lunar soil science Immerse yourself to unlock the secrets of lunar soil and explore the mysteries of the night sky and the universe. 🎓 Science classes Science talks and fun classes run in rotation, blending education with play to inspire a love of science. 🎥 Immersive experiences VR and 4D theaters take you on a journey across mountains, seas, and the stars, showcasing the power of immersive technology. 🎑 Mid-Autumn cultural fair A limited-time Mid-Autumn cultural fair where traditional culture meets modern science to celebrate the season. 🌌 Overnight adventure Spend the night at the museum with challenge-based activities, explore after dark, and embark on a wondrous quest. ⏰ Time: September 💡 Travel tips: Exhibition halls have limited space, and visitor traffic can be heavy. Parents, please keep an eye on children and stay safe. Event times may be slightly adjusted based on onsite conditions. We recommend arriving early to check the latest updates at the venue. Come to the Chengdu Natural History Museum and unlock a marvelous science journey this September!

In summer 2026, Dayi is rolling out a spectrum of culture-and-travel experiences—from the Yuanyang Pool No. 2 cable car at Xiling Snow Mountain and cultural-creative products at Liu's Manor Museum to water adventures at Chengdu West Lake Park—inviting you to cool off and dive into endless fun. 🏔 Xiling Snow Mountain scenic area 🎫 Tickets: Admission to the ski resort scenic area is free through November 30, 2026. 2026 gaokao and zhongkao students with exam admission ticket and ID enjoy free scenic area admission and a Yuanyang Pool round-trip cable car ticket through August 31, 2026. ✨ Highlights: • Yuanyang Pool No. 2 cable car: All-glass cabins with a thrilling suspended feel; the full ride takes as little as 6 minutes. • Three new zones: Cloud Market, Yuanyang Pool Wetlands, and Cloud Lazy Pasture create soothing forest-and-meadow escapes. • Summer activities: Grass sledding, concerts, botanical rubbing, DIY music box crafting, and more. 🏛 Liu's Manor Museum 🎫 Tickets: 2026 nationwide gaokao and zhongkao graduates enjoy free admission with exam admission ticket or diploma through August 31, 2026. ✨ Highlights: • National Second-Class Museum: 1,784 artifacts (sets) showcasing the architectural features of modern residential buildings in western Sichuan. • The “Little Forbidden City” of western Sichuan: Gray bricks, verdant tiles, and exquisitely carved beams reveal the historical and artistic value of 20th-century western Sichuan residences. • Cultural-creative products: Over 30 items—including Dayi white-porcelain tea sets and Yuanyang chairs—brim with ingenious design. 🌊 Chengdu West Lake Park ✨ Highlights: • Water activities: Over 400 acres of clear water open up 20+ pursuits, from kayaking to jet skiing, suitable for all ages. • Lakeside leisure: A scenic beach and canopy camping area perfect for family downtime and picnics on the grass. • Water curtain light show: Runs on weekends and public holidays—a romantic light-and-water spectacle at the lake’s heart. 🐼 Xieyuan · Miner Panda ✨ Highlights: • Family-themed homestay: Miner Panda IP–themed, irresistibly adorable, and ideal for family photo ops. • Cultural-creative market: A variety of Miner Panda merchandise and a full suite of services blending lodging, dining, cultural creativity, and study tours. 🍅 Red Tomato Farm study base ⏰ Dates: Picking season runs through late October 2026 ✨ Highlights: • Tomato picking: Multiple varieties, including Kirin, Provence, and Millennium Red, are ready for harvest. • Family experiences: Great for family picking and enjoying the charms of the countryside. 💡 Travel tips: Bring sun protection and stay cool to prevent heat-related issues. For tomato picking, wear comfortable clothing and avoid the midday heat. Come to Dayi and unlock a kaleidoscope of summer culture-and-travel experiences.

Baby pandas in Chengdu nibble their toes in all kinds of poses, melting hearts and sparking lively discussion online. These delightfully clumsy moves not only show their flexibility, but also their innocent, irresistible charm. 🐼 Adorable toe-nibbling poses Sometimes they nibble while lying down, sometimes while sitting, and sometimes they roll as they nibble—quick, nimble, and full of childlike fun. They seem smitten with their own toes, savoring them like the tastiest snack. 🌳 Leisure time in nature At the panda base in Chengdu, the cubs live in a comfortable setting where they can fully enjoy a laid-back life. Whether toe-nibbling or tumbling across the grass, every move they make feels wonderfully soothing. 👶 Everyday moments as they grow These lovable panda cubs are the pride of Chengdu and a favorite for panda fans around the world. Each day is filled with exploration and growth, and toe-nibbling is just one playful part of their daily routine. Come to Chengdu and experience the pandas’ everyday cuteness!

Just outside Chengdu, Dujiangyan is a 2,000-year-old irrigation marvel that showcases the unique landscape and ingenuity of ancient Shu. 🌊 Three core hydraulic works The Fish Mouth Levee automatically splits the flow 40/60, the Feisha Dam diverts floods and silt, and Baopingkou meters the intake. Harnessing the natural terrain, the system handles flood control and irrigation with no mechanical gates—an elegant design in tune with nature. Seeing this waterworks operate up close is awe-inspiring. 🏮 Blue Tears at South Bridge At dusk, South Bridge becomes the top photo spot. As night falls, lights shimmer on the river and the flowing water takes on a clear blue hue. The evening breeze carries the sound of the current, setting a rich mood—perfect for stunning shots. 🪨 Stone carvings and ancient steles along the way You’ll find many carvings and old steles along the route that record Li Bing’s water-management legacy. Stroll and read as you go to learn the roots of the region’s long-lasting prosperity and feel the culture and wisdom of this land. 💡 Travel tips: There’s plenty of walking, so wear comfortable walking shoes. Enter in the afternoon to avoid the midday sun and catch the Blue Tears at night. Purchases in the scenic area are entirely optional—no need to follow the crowd for souvenirs. Come to Dujiangyan and experience millennia of landscape wisdom and grandeur.

Chengdu's slow-paced rhythm is all hidden within its tea houses and coffee shops. 🍵 🍵 1. Daci Tea House (Daci Temple Branch) Savoring gaiwan tea at Daci Temple is the most authentic way to experience Chengdu. While holding a tea bowl, you can enjoy Sichuan opera face-changing and Pingshu storytelling performances, as the aroma of tea and the sounds of opera mingle in the air. Outside the temple's red walls is the bustling city, while inside is a leisurely afternoon. Spending an afternoon here is definitely worth the price of admission. ☕ 2. Anren Coffee Museum · Wenshan COFFEE (Anren Branch) Drinking coffee in a Qing dynasty ancient residence is an atmospheric experience in itself. The museum's immersive exhibition on coffee culture history explains the origins of coffee beans in great detail. From their origin and roasting to the flavor in your cup, you'll understand the significance of your coffee after one immersive viewing. Savoring and appreciating it in a tranquil environment, letting time slow down, makes this a must-visit spot for coffee lovers. ☀️ 3. OnlyBashi Coffee (Tongzilin Branch) When the courtyard is bathed in warm sunlight, the entire cup of coffee becomes "bashi" (comfortable). Sitting in the courtyard, basking in the sun while drinking coffee, is a kind of contentment only Chengdu locals understand. The slow pace of the Tongzilin area perfectly matches the coffee shop's ambiance, and you won't feel that an afternoon spent here is long. If you want to experience Chengdu's slow-living daily life, this is a textbook-level first choice. 🍵 4. Jinqin Old Tea House The old building is filled with regular tea drinkers, and the aroma of tea and authentic local dialects linger from morning until sunset. For ten yuan a cup, you're drinking the flavor of old Chengdu's everyday life. Pick up your tea bowl, cross your legs, and time slows down with you. If you're looking for an "original" tea house in Chengdu, Jinqin is the best answer. 🏯 5. Guanyinge Centennial Old Tea House This century-old Western Sichuan residence is a museum in itself. Intangible cultural heritage techniques are authentically restored here, from the tea-brewing methods to the shapes of the tea sets, every detail is meticulously handled. Sitting here for a cup of tea feels like traveling back to the Chengdu of olden times. For friends who love traditional culture and ancient architecture, this is a must-visit hotspot. 🐦 6. Chenjin Tea Shop (Tiexiangsishui Street Branch) Brewing tea around a stove at an outdoor tea stall while bird-watching on the side—this combination is unique to Chengdu. While enjoying an intangible cultural heritage ear-cleaning experience and watching performances, the aroma of tea slowly steams into the air. The slow pace of Tiexiangsishui Street perfectly matches the tea shop's atmosphere. Spending an afternoon here is so comfortable you won't want to go home. 🎭 7. Daqi Tea House Within the architectural frame of an old factory lies the most authentic local charm. Sit down and warm tea around a stove, and time seems to stop by the fire. The face-changing opera stage is not far away, and you can see wonderful performances just by looking up. The starkness of the industrial style forms a strong contrast with the tea house's languidness, making it a top-notch and flavorful spot for photos. 🔥 8. Heming · Laohuzao · Immersive Theater · Fire-Spitting Face-Changing · Gaiwan Tea (People's Park Branch) The combination of intangible cultural heritage Sichuan opera face-changing performances and long-spout teapot kung fu tea art is something you can watch all night at People's Park without getting bored. The immersive theater makes the whole evening's rhythm follow the actors, with gaiwan tea being refilled one after another. If you want to enjoy the essence of Sichuan opera and tea art all at once in Chengdu, this is an absolute must-go. 🎋 9. Wenshu Chali Located next to Wenshu Monastery, this Zen-inspired small courtyard intertwines bamboo shadows with the aroma of tea. A cup of clear tea, a sliver of bamboo shadow—the taste of old Chengdu is completely preserved here. The world outside the monastery is bustling, but the tea house next to it is quiet and peaceful. Walk in, and you will understand what "Zen and tea are one" means. 👘 10. Haojie Chunxiao Tea & Food · Yusheng Courtyard (Qingshui River Branch) Brewing tea around a stove paired with Hanfu capes—this combination is a winner from the start. Great photo ops, delicious food, and live music at night—three wishes fulfilled at once. The Qingshui River area is a new-generation landmark for Chengdu's slow living, and Yusheng Courtyard takes the atmosphere to the extreme. Spend a night here, and time seems to be gently stretched. Chengdu's slow-living list has been updated 🍵 Pick an afternoon and invite your friends to slowly savor some tea together.

On August 24, 2026, as the dog days ended in Chengdu, an early fall vibe swept through its streets and alleys. The first osmanthus blossoms in Baihuatan Park, Fanglin Road, and Culture Park quietly opened, adding a seasonal touch of fall romance to the city. 🌸 Baihuatan Park The air here is filled with the scent of sweet osmanthus. Strolling through feels like wandering in a sea of fragrance. Whether in the fresh morning or the evening breeze, it’s hard to leave. 🌿 Fanglin Road A delicate osmanthus aroma drifts through the lanes, bringing the feel of early fall. Walk along the road to experience how the blossoms blend with the city for a unique charm. 🍂 Culture Park Osmanthus blooms dot every corner of the park, adding romantic fall ambience to this lush green space. It’s a great spot for photos. 💡 Travel tip: the osmanthus blooming period is short, so plan to visit soon. Come to Chengdu to savor the scent of early fall osmanthus and the romance of its streets and alleys!

The free shuttle from Chengdu Chunxi Road to Dongmen Wharf is now running, making it easy to reach the Jinjiang Night Cruise and experience the unique charm of a grand Tang-style evening feast. 🚍 Free shuttle: Chunxi Road – Dongmen Wharf ⏰ Operating hours: outbound 7:30 PM–9:30 PM, return 7:40 PM–9:40 PM, buses every approx. 30 mins 📍 Location: Chengdu Chunxi Road Bus Stop (beneath the Panda Climbing Wall) to Dongmen Wharf 🎫 Ticket: Ride free with a reserved ferry ticket ✨ Highlights: • Clown shows and fun giveaways at the Chunxi Road stop add extra joy to your trip. • Seamlessly links the Chunxi Road shopping district with the Dongmen Wharf Jinjiang Night Cruise for a hassle-free experience. ⛵ Dongmen Wharf Jinjiang Night Cruise ⏰ Operating hours: daily 7:00 PM–10:00 PM 📍 Location: Dongmen Wharf, Jinjiang District, Chengdu ✨ Highlights: • Dongmen Wharf transforms into a "floating theater," welcoming 2–3 surprise performers each night for an immersive experience. • Exchange verses with "Li Bai," try your hand at Song-dynasty tea whisking, and immerse yourself in a millennium of culture. • Be dazzled by Sichuan opera face-changing, Xue Tao–inspired dance, and interactions with the Flower Goddess, all celebrating Sichuan’s elegance and heritage. • Enjoy a 30 min boat ride along the illuminated riverbanks and ancient cultural landmarks—every scene is screensaver-worthy. 💡 Travel tips: Reserve your ferry ticket in advance to secure your shuttle seat; summer nights can be hot, so stay cool and bring insect repellent. Come to Chengdu, hop on the free shuttle, and unlock the poetic allure of the Jinjiang Night Cruise!

Why squeeze into trendy hot spots on a Chengdu weekend? These 2 hidden gems blend private hot spring baths, foot massage, and a cinema to melt away a full day’s fatigue—the locals’ secret to total relaxation. ♨️ 1. Sishi Tang Carbonated Hot Spring (Chengdu) A private retreat built on the idea of a different view at every turn, with each room featuring its own bath. Every suite is its own little world. Step into a new room and you’ll find a new scene. With one room and one bath, you can fully switch off with zero interruptions and maximum privacy. Riding a wave of buzz all year, it has become a favorite among Chengdu hot spring lovers. Whether you’re snapping photos or soaking in silence, the experience feels beautifully special. 🎬 2. Golden Impression · Hi-Fi Cinema · Foot Massage (Chengyu Interchange) They’ve brought a 4K cinema right into the foot spa—their calling card—so you can enjoy a professional foot massage while watching a blockbuster. Immersive audio and video make the session anything but dull, perfect for movies or your favorite shows. Along the way, savor Sichuan-style snacks for a little relaxation for your taste buds, too. With outstanding value, it’s a classic Chengdu choice for shaking off a week’s fatigue. Chengdu’s slow-living vibe starts with a soak and a foot massage. 🍵 Which one would you try first?

A chubby panda cub clutched a thick bamboo shoot and tried hard to gnaw on it, but its baby teeth weren’t strong enough yet. Its endearing clumsiness delighted the crowd of visitors. 🐼 The panda cub’s determined attempt The little panda was clearly fascinated by the bamboo shoot. With both tiny paws wrapped tightly around it, it leaned its whole head back, cheeks puffed out, and bit down on the outer skin. Even though the fibers were quite tough, it refused to give up. Its shoulders kept twitching as if it were using every ounce of strength to take a bite. 🍃 Clumsy yet adorable Every move the cub made was clumsy but full of effort, as if it were locked in a friendly duel with the bamboo shoot. It would adjust its posture, pause to catch its breath, then seem to ponder a new plan of attack. The whole routine was irresistibly funny, and visitors pulled out their cameras to capture the moment. Come see this hardworking, adorable panda cub and feel the joy it brings!

People in Chengdu don’t lack ways to work out—they’re missing an adrenaline-pumping checklist. 🔥 🎯 1. Panda Strike Club · air gun range · competitive shooting · Airsoft youth training Walk into this panda-themed, industrial-style space and the vibe hits instantly. The tension of competitive shooting is honed to the max here—squeeze the trigger, aim, move, and let a full sequence melt your stress away. The Airsoft youth training program is well structured, so beginners can jump right in. A new Chengdu spot to decompress—swing by after work to shake off the day. 🧗 2. Qiushan Climbing (ChillMountain Climbing) With routes across 13 difficulty levels, everyone from first-timers to seasoned climbers will find their lane. Pro coaches guide you the whole way, so even total newbies won’t feel lost. Crimp with your fingertips, place your feet with confidence, and fire up every muscle in your body. If you love pushing your limits, this is a must-visit stop. 🍌 3. Banana Climbing (Huanmao ICD location) Playful routes make getting into climbing a breeze. When you’re gassed, head to the energy station—free bananas give you an instant boost, a small touch that wins you over fast. The Huanmao ICD location is perfect for dropping by after work. New climbers and veterans alike can find their flow here—the vibe is relaxed yet still challenging. 🪨 4. Quantum Climbing (Liangzijie location) Hundreds of wall routes take the intensity all the way up. The lead bouldering experience is the signature here—feet off the ground, nothing but the route ahead, and your adrenaline surges to the peak. Go all in and you’ll forget your phone and lose track of time. For hardcore climbers who crave a challenge, this is a spot to save. 🪂 5. Blue Airstream Chengdu Skydiving Base · official flagship store Take in a bird’s-eye view of Chongzhou from 38 m up—the cloud-level perspective is their calling card. Wind in your ears, the world beneath your feet, and in that split second you leap, every worry gets left behind. Coaches stay with you throughout, so even total beginners can do it. Want to try skydiving in Chengdu without traveling far? This official flagship store is your answer. 💨 6. Blue Airstream Chengdu Skydiving Base Indoor skydiving with zero barriers—get that adrenaline-spiking, extreme free-fall thrill right in the city. Wind tunnel tech brings the sensation of a high-altitude jump indoors. Short waits and smooth procedures mean even first-timers can savor the rush. Looking for a weekend jolt without going far? You can’t go wrong here. 🎾 7. 91 SQUASH · Just Squash A garden squash club in Chengdu with full-on Miyazaki vibes. Surrounded by greenery, every swing feels cinematic. Squash’s fast pace, tight rhythms, and high burn help you fully release stress—one game and you’re wide awake. Get great photos and a great workout, two wins in one. Chengdu’s workout list has been updated. 🏃 Grab a buddy and start now.

Heading out in Chengdu with friends and not sure what to do? This list will keep you busy all year. 🎉 🏎️ 1. Chengdu Xinguangsu Karting Club (Wuhou) A pro asphalt track with 14 turns. Stomp the gas, turn the wheel, and feel that shove-you-back-in-your-seat rush. The joy of racing karts is handing your daily stress to the steering wheel. It’s a Wuhou-area meetup spot for drivers where newbies and veterans can both find their rhythm. Want to go fast? Meet here. 🏁 2. SPEED PANDA Karting Park (East Station) An industrial open-air track and wide open space deliver an F1-level thrill right by Chengdu East Railway Station. Wind whips past your ears, tires smoke, and your adrenaline spikes. The convenient location makes it easy to squad up with friends—even for a post-work session. 🏎️ 3. Chengdu Supersonic International Karting Park A 1,600 m track + 50,000 m² venue bring kart racing to an elite scale. Pro-level track specs are the real currency among drivers, and lap records on the wall are both a goal and a badge of honor. For an international-standard karting experience, this is a must-visit stop. 🤸 4. Ran Space next-gen play arena · stress relief · social · team building A bungee slide and tons of activities pair with VR climbing and other trendy sports—this place is the ultimate stress reliever. Come with friends and the conversation starts flowing fast. Photo ops and interactive spots are tucked everywhere, and it’s hard to stop once you start. 🔐 5. Wu You Dao immersive game experience center (Chengdu flagship store) This escape game includes climbing, a broken-bridge challenge, and more—testing both body and mind. The dual-challenge setup levels up the entire experience with brain-teasing puzzles and physical limits. Teaming up with friends to conquer the rooms is twice the fun here. 🎭 6. UMEPLAY Escape Art (Gaoshengqiao) Chengdu’s first escape room built on immersive sound, lighting, and special effects. The awe kicks in the moment you enter. Lighting, mechanisms, actors, and NPCs sync seamlessly, and 2 hours feel like 20 minutes. A must-save stop for immersive theater fans. 🎬 7. Lostland interactive immersive theater Precision sound, lighting, and effects deliver a sensory jolt, and top-tier performances push immersion to the limit. Every show breaks the boundaries of theater—audiences aren’t just watching; they become part of the story. If you love immersive performance, this Chengdu stop is a must. 🎭 8. Baijiaban Sichuan Opera Activity Center (Chunxi Road) For just CNY 20, you can enjoy Sichuan opera, an intangible cultural heritage—unbeatable value. In a prime Chunxi Road location, you can pop in as you pass by. Face changing, arias, and signature stunts are packed into one show. Want to see Sichuan opera in Chengdu on a budget? Start here. 🌶️ 9. Chengdu Sichuan Opera Theater · “Sichuan Opera Show: Legendary Face-Changing” · Jinjiang Theater Traditional Sichuan opera techniques meet cutting-edge lighting tech, giving this ancient art a fresh, modern spark. This stop earns its place on your Chengdu traditional arts checklist. Jinjiang Theater is easy to reach, and the whole performance is tight and thrilling. 🎤 10. JC PARTY.K (Gaoxin) Pro audio + live DJ, with 40+ themed rooms to choose from. Each private room has a distinct vibe, and picking one feels like a ritual. It’s a top pick for Gaoxin-area gatherings—you won’t want to go home even after you’ve sung your voice hoarse. 🎙️ 11. Chun K (Nine-Eyed Bridge) Top-tier sound + big-screen rooms put immersive karaoke modes at your fingertips. Nights at Nine-Eyed Bridge start in this room, with the vibe maxed from the first track. A go-to for get-togethers—you’ll sing non-stop. 🎛️ 12. POKER PARTY KTV (Youfang) Even first-timers can sing their hearts out, and the cyber-immersive sound and lighting raise the bar for KTV. Lights shift, bass thumps, and you’re in the zone the moment you pick up the mic. A new entertainment landmark in the Youfang area—a must-save for group outings. 🍲 13. Music Party KTV (Chengdu Guanghuan) The original hotpot + KTV concept—dip tripe while belting high notes, a combo you’ll only find in Chengdu. Rest your voice with a bite, then jump back in. The vibe at the Guanghuan branch is strong; if your group wants something different, this is the answer. Chengdu friends list updated 🎮 Pick a weekend and start making plans.

When you come to Chengdu, beyond hot pot and pandas, don't miss authentic Sichuan opera culture. Each of these spots offers something different, immersing you in the unique charm of Bashu traditions. 🏛️ Chengdu Sanhe Classic Car Museum More than 70 classic cars are on display, from Republic of China–era antiques to the taxis that ruled the roads in the 1980s—like stepping through a time tunnel. The Ferrari-themed zone and VR driving experience are the highlights, making this a paradise for car lovers and photographers. 🎭 Shufeng Yayun · Sichuan opera face-changing · classical pear garden Looking for the most authentic Sichuan opera? This is the place. Watch dazzling face-changing techniques and classic scenes, and even dress up in opera costumes for photos. The classical theater atmosphere is immersive—perfect for introducing out-of-town friends to traditional opera. 🍵 Shuyì Theater • Sichuan opera face-changing performance • gaiwan tea (Wenshu Monastery) Sipping gaiwan tea while watching Sichuan opera is the classic Chengdu way. This 70-minute variety show features face-changing, fire-breathing, rolling lamp, and more. In the vintage-style theater beside Wenshu Monastery, enjoy tea as you watch masters at work for a memorable experience. 🏛️ Furong Sichuan Opera Face-Changing Show (Provincial Sichuan Opera Theater) Expect top provincial-theater standards, with 10+ signature Sichuan opera acts in a single performance. Face-changing, fire-breathing, rolling lamp, long-spout tea performance—you can see the essence of Sichuan opera all in one go. Seasoned performers deliver high-caliber artistry, ideal for audiences who care about production quality. 💡 In Chengdu, pick an evening and soak up the down-to-earth, everyday vibe of traditional opera.

In September 2026, during National Science Popularization Month, Sichuan Science and Technology Museum will host immersive science events and a Mid-Autumn themed night, featuring story-based learning, experiment shows, children’s stage plays, and more. 🎭 Reaching for the skies: Qian Xuesen immersive story learning ⏰ Dates: Sep 5–6, 2026 ⏰ Hours: 10:30–11:00 AM, 3:00–3:30 PM 📍 Location: Scientists’ Spirit Gallery, 1st floor, Sichuan Science and Technology Museum ✨ Highlights: • Step into character and feel the power of the scientist’s spirit. 🎥 Light up science dreams: microfilm series ⏰ Dates: Sep 5–6, 2026 ⏰ Hours: 10:00–11:00 AM, 2:30–3:30 PM 📍 Location: SE Theater, 4th floor, Sichuan Science and Technology Museum ✨ Highlights: • Focus on the careers and life journeys of distinguished scientists. 🧪 iPerform science: classic experiments showcase ⏰ Dates: Sep 12–13, 2026 ⏰ Hours: 10:40–11:00 AM, 2:40–3:00 PM 📍 Location: Stage, Aerospace Gallery, 1st floor, Sichuan Science and Technology Museum ✨ Highlights: • A lineup of classic science experiments takes the stage. 🎲 iPlay science: exhibit monopoly ⏰ Dates: Sep 12–13, 2026 ⏰ Hours: 10:00–11:00 AM, 2:00–3:00 PM 📍 Location: Transport Technology Gallery, 3rd floor, Sichuan Science and Technology Museum ✨ Highlights: • A fun, limited-time science game for the weekend. 🎭 Joyful science adventures — Butterfly Valley life conservation station ⏰ Dates: Sep 19, Sep 25–26, 2026 ⏰ Hours: 2:00–3:00 PM, 4:00–5:00 PM 📍 Location: SE Theater, 4th floor, Sichuan Science and Technology Museum ✨ Highlights: • A children’s stage play celebrating scientists’ spirit and ecological education. 🌕 Mid-Autumn rendezvous: Tianfu youth journey ⏰ Dates: Sep 25–27, 2026 📍 Location: Sichuan Science and Technology Museum ✨ Highlights: • Bronze star-pattern workshop: honoring ancient craftsmanship and Eastern aesthetics. • Pumpkin messages: experience the warmth of agrarian culture. • Mid-Autumn poetry gathering: make friends through verse and share the festival together. • Science making: reach beyond the moon to explore lunar mysteries. • Science making: craft Jade Rabbit lanterns to revive a millennia-old myth. 🌌 Galaxy calling — moonlight interstellar tour ⏰ Date: Sep 25, 2026 ⏰ Hours: 7:00–9:30 PM 📍 Location: Sichuan Science and Technology Museum ✨ Highlights: • Become an interstellar explorer on Mid-Autumn night and enjoy diverse science activities. 💡 Travel tips: We recommend reserving popular sessions in advance to avoid queuing. Some activities require on-site registration. Please plan your time accordingly. Come to Sichuan Science and Technology Museum and unlock exciting experiences for Science Popularization Month and the Mid-Autumn themed night!

On August 7, 2026, the Yingjing sand pottery art exhibition and the tea and incense intangible cultural heritage promotion month opened at No. 1 Courtyard at Kuanzhai Alley · Kuanchang, Chengdu. The exhibition runs through September 6. 🖼 Yingjing sand pottery art exhibition 📍 Location: No. 1 Courtyard at Kuanzhai Alley · Kuanchang, Chengdu ✨ Highlights: • Sand pottery works: showcasing more than 200 pieces created over 14 years by Yingjing sand pottery inheritor Ye Changqing. • Wide variety: works span tea ceremony ware, tableware, and art decor pieces. • Mantou kiln craft: Yingjing sand pottery uses mantou kiln pit firing, reaching up to 1,300°C. • Living fossil of ancient pottery: with a history of over 2,300 years, Yingjing sand pottery is dubbed a living fossil of ancient pottery. 🖼 Chinese Hundred-Tea Banquet tea gathering ⏰ Hours: held on weekend afternoons and evenings on a rotating schedule 📍 Location: No. 1 Courtyard at Kuanzhai Alley · Kuanchang, Chengdu 🎫 Tickets: A public-interest tea event. Free to attend. Real-name registration required in advance. ✨ Highlights: • ICH tea masters: more than 10 national- and provincial-level inheritors of intangible cultural heritage tea-making techniques will participate. • Six major tea types: taste China’s six major tea types, covering key tea regions including Yunnan, Sichuan, and Fujian. • Silent tea gathering: the entire event is held in silence and documented by a professional photographer. 🖼 Nantang TCM and incense immersive experience 📍 Location: No. 1 Courtyard at Kuanzhai Alley · Kuanchang, Chengdu ✨ Highlights: • Moxibustion and assessment: experience compound moxibustion and a TCM AI robot constitution assessment. • ICH products: showcasing intangible cultural heritage products such as incense beads, incense pillows, incense plaques, and incense sticks. • Timeless appeal: discover the allure of traditional TCM and incense within the ICH tradition. Come to No. 1 Courtyard at Kuanzhai Alley · Kuanchang in Chengdu to unlock the twin highlights of Yingjing sand pottery and intangible cultural heritage!

From Aug 25 to Sep 30, 2026, the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding is launching a free-entry promotion for first-year students enrolling at schools and universities in Chengdu in 2026, offering exclusive benefits. 🐼 Free entry for first-year students During the promotion, first-year students starting in 2026 at Chengdu institutions (including secondary vocational schools, junior colleges, undergraduate programs, and first-year graduate programs) can enter once for free with a student ID or admission letter. Bring your original ID and supporting documents. After verification, you can scan your ID to enter. Unused tickets will automatically expire. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Half price for accompanying family and friends Each first-year student may bring up to 2 companions to enter together at half price. Companions must enter at the same time as the student and present relevant IDs. Entry is permitted after verification. ⏰ Time: Aug 25–Sep 30, 2026 💡 Travel tip: This promotion does not include Chengdu Panda Valley. We recommend planning your itinerary in advance. Come to the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding and experience the adorable charm of these national treasures up close!