Chengdu Panda Base is great for families with kids, student groups, those short on time, or anyone wanting to see the most pandas in one visit, and the star panda Hua Hua.

The Leshan Giant Buddha is located at the meeting point of three rivers (Min River, Dadu River, and Qiyi River), where disasters like shipwrecks often happen. Master Haitong passed through this area and decided to build a giant Buddha to calm the local disasters.

Dujiangyan refers to both an ancient, still-functioning irrigation system and the city in Sichuan, China, that surrounds it; the system, built around 256 BC, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its ingenious no-dam design that controls flooding and irrigates the Chengdu Plain, turning it into the “Land of Abundance”.

Mount Qingcheng is one of the cradles of Taoism in China. Front Mountain has many historical and cultural sites, while Back Mountain is famous for its tranquil and stunning scenery, pure fresh air and noise-free environment.